LED Companies w/ LINKS

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herbs1

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BM9AGS said:
Simple. It's all plug and play. So once it's together just get any string to Hang it up.
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Is there a way to calculate how much cob wattage for the size of a tent (3.3x3.3x6)? Would like to supplement my LED with a Cob set but eventually replace the leds altogether.
 
Final Phase

Final Phase

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Following this thread so I can learn what best to replace my hps/mh system as they burn out... Just trying to make good choices in next purchases.... Nice post - Thanks!
 
PetFlora

PetFlora

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Final Phase said:
Following this thread so I can learn what best to replace my hps/mh system as they burn out... Just trying to make good choices in next purchases.... Nice post - Thanks!
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There are lots of vg choices. I have enjoyed excellent results with various Amare technology panels
 
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herbs1

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Im about to buy a cob setup and was thinking of getting a linear set rather than a square configuration. Would I lose a lot of performance by having a linear cob light?
 
Smoke-A-Cola

Smoke-A-Cola

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Anyone got any new listings for me? I think I found a couple over the last few weeks, but I have forgotten them now, lol. I'll see what I can dig up.
 
Smoke-A-Cola

Smoke-A-Cola

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JUST ADDED:
INNOV44
OG Lights

NEW LED Grow Lights:
Cirrus LED Systems

COB Grow Lights:
Artificial Sun Specialty
Go Green LEDs
HeavenBright
Johnson Grow Lights
Northern Grow Lights
Pacific Light Concepts
Tasty LED
Timber Grow Lights

MCOB Grow Lights:
Cirrus LED Systems

Hybrid Grow Lights:
Amare Technologies

Panel LED Grow Lights:
Apache Tech
Area 51

FULL LIST:
Advanced LED Lights
Amare Technologies
Apache Tech
Area 51
Artificial Sun Specialty
BIOS Lighting
Black Diamond - URL??
Black Dog LED
Bonsai Hero
Budmaster LED
California Lightworks
ChilLed
Cirrus LED Systems
Crazy LEDs
Ecosunlight
Eonstar
Evergrow Lighting
Fionia Lighting
Flextronics - Do they make growlights?
Flip Chip Opto/Starlite LED
Fluence Bioengineering
G8LED/Dorm Grow
GE Lighting
GheL LED
Global Tech LED
Grow Candy
GrowthStar LED
Go Green LEDs
GrowNorthern LTD
HeavenBright
Heliospectra
Highpoint LED
High Power 4S
Hubbell Industrial NutriLED
HydroGrow
Hydroponics Hut
Illumitex
INNOV44
Johnson Grow Lights
Kessil
Kind LED
Kush Innovations
leoLED
Lifted LED
Lighthouse Hydro
Lil' Tomato Concepts
Lumigrow
Lush Lighting
Mars Hydro
NextLight
Northern Grow Lights
OG Lights
Ohmax Lighting
Optic Grow Lights
Orbitec
Osram
Pacific Light Concepts
PARSource
Philips GreenPower
PhytoLux
Plant Photonics
Platinum LED
Prakasa
Pro MAX Grow
Sharp
Simulight
Smart Grow Technologies
SunCloak
Spectra Design Labs
Spectrum King
Sprout LED
SuperGrowLED
Tasty LED
Transcend Lighting
Timber Grow Lights
Todogrowled
TotalGrow
Trulite LED
Truth Lighting - ???
Twilight Group
Valoya
VividGro
Xprite

DIY LED Components/Kits
ChilLED
Cobkits
Cutter Electronics (AUS)
DigiKey
LED Group Buy
LED Supply
Mouser
Northern Grow Lights
Rapid LED
Steve's LED
Timber Grow Lights

Diode Manufacturers
Bridgelux
Cree
LED Engin
Luminus
Luxeon
Nichia
Osram
 
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pepperdust

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anyone run or seen a fluence?

haven't grown in a while.. but last I remember that's about as close to a perfect light as I can think.. multiple LED, spaced out.. problem I think is not enough single reds but who am I to know.. also as every light out there is, high intensity in the middle, low on the outer, but I like their design to blanket the tops / even do some vertical or inter canopy if that's your thing

I just wonder about the light intensity, I don't believe they can achieve 1200-1500+ PPFD with the bar system as the wattage is too weak

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the osram zelion looks pretty crazy also, hate the small shape but commercial greenhouse guys aren't growing pot, they grow tomatoes and shit,, haha. but they have super high umol/s ( 2.4 ) and a controller to dim lights I believe which actually is a crazy greenhouse controller. the more white unit is 1.8-2.0 umol/s ..
 
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BM9AGS

BM9AGS

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pepperdust said:
anyone run or seen a fluence?

haven't grown in a while.. but last I remember that's about as close to a perfect light as I can think.. multiple LED, spaced out.. problem I think is not enough single reds but who am I to know.. also as every light out there is, high intensity in the middle, low on the outer, but I like their design to blanket the tops / even do some vertical or inter canopy if that's your thing

I just wonder about the light intensity, I don't believe they can achieve 1200-1500+ PPFD with the bar system as the wattage is too weak
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I would love a fluence spydr Just so many good options out there I've never gotten around to getting one.
 
CobKits

CobKits

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i agree that fluence is at the top of premade fixtures. great stuff.

their design excels not only in efficiency but design. they understand that wide arrays with uniform coverage win... just like your cob array
 
fROGGled

fROGGled

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Led Companies boasting :o? I thought that was a RIU only phenomena :confused:? I guess as long as LEDEngin doesn't make "light" of Amare they'll be in the clear. :P

LED Engin Boasts Optimum Spectra and Custom Solutions For Horticultural Lighting
http://www.electronics-eetimes.com/news/led-engin-boasts-optimum-spectra-and-custom-solutions-horticultural-lighting


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Alongside the typical colours used in horticultural applications (Blue 450nm, Deep Red 660nm and Far Red 740nm), LED Engin is adding custom solutions that include three new direct colours (Violet 415nm, Royal Blue 436nm and Cyan 500nm), a phosphor-converted green and full white CCT options (2200K-6500K).

Together with the already vast selection of standard LED emitters spanning from UV 365nm to Infrared 940nm and unrivalled packaging technology, this means all types of purpose-built lighting solutions can be easily created to deliver optimized spectra for improved crop productivity.

LED Engin’s emitters are available in single-die packages, as well as multi-die, multi-channel, high-power density ceramic packages of up to 25 die in a single emitter, rated for 3 - 80W maximum power dissipation, with a low thermal resistance of 0.5 – 6.0°C/W to ensure efficient heat dissipation. The packages are designed with a glass primary lens to deliver exceptional robustness in challenging growing environments with high ambient temperature and humidity. LED Engin supports emitters with customised die configuration, collections of single-color emitters shipped in pre-defined ratios, plus complete integrated system modules for easier assembly.

More Info:
http://www.ledengin.com/applications/industries#horticulture

http://www.solidstatelighting.net/led-engin-expands-range-luxigen-leds-horticulture/
"David Tahmassebi, president, and CEO of LED Engin commented, “Plants respond to varying colors and intensity, and LED Engin provides a complete solution. In addition to the conventional colors used in horticultural illumination, we offer complementary colors to enable fixture manufacturers to either create a full spectrum that mimics the sun or a proprietary spectrum to suit specific needs, allowing them to differentiate their products from typical horticultural fixtures.”
 
Stephenj37826

Stephenj37826

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fROGGled said:
Led Companies boasting :o? I thought that was a RIU only phenomena :confused:? I guess as long as LEDEngin doesn't make "light" of Amare they'll be in the clear. :P

LED Engin Boasts Optimum Spectra and Custom Solutions For Horticultural Lighting
http://www.electronics-eetimes.com/news/led-engin-boasts-optimum-spectra-and-custom-solutions-horticultural-lighting


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Alongside the typical colours used in horticultural applications (Blue 450nm, Deep Red 660nm and Far Red 740nm), LED Engin is adding custom solutions that include three new direct colours (Violet 415nm, Royal Blue 436nm and Cyan 500nm), a phosphor-converted green and full white CCT options (2200K-6500K).

Together with the already vast selection of standard LED emitters spanning from UV 365nm to Infrared 940nm and unrivalled packaging technology, this means all types of purpose-built lighting solutions can be easily created to deliver optimized spectra for improved crop productivity.

LED Engin’s emitters are available in single-die packages, as well as multi-die, multi-channel, high-power density ceramic packages of up to 25 die in a single emitter, rated for 3 - 80W maximum power dissipation, with a low thermal resistance of 0.5 – 6.0°C/W to ensure efficient heat dissipation. The packages are designed with a glass primary lens to deliver exceptional robustness in challenging growing environments with high ambient temperature and humidity. LED Engin supports emitters with customised die configuration, collections of single-color emitters shipped in pre-defined ratios, plus complete integrated system modules for easier assembly.

More Info:
http://www.ledengin.com/applications/industries#horticulture

http://www.solidstatelighting.net/led-engin-expands-range-luxigen-leds-horticulture/
"David Tahmassebi, president, and CEO of LED Engin commented, “Plants respond to varying colors and intensity, and LED Engin provides a complete solution. In addition to the conventional colors used in horticultural illumination, we offer complementary colors to enable fixture manufacturers to either create a full spectrum that mimics the sun or a proprietary spectrum to suit specific needs, allowing them to differentiate their products from typical horticultural fixtures.”
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Why don't they list the VF only drive current? Why would you make a chart showing all that data without the VF????
 
fROGGled

fROGGled

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Stephenj37826 said:
Why don't they list the VF only drive current? Why would you make a chart showing all that data without the VF????
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IZIT?
A.To give you something to whine about today.
B. To force you to find and dig through their 16 page data-sheets they produced for each LED type and model and is probably another reason why LedEngin has always been on the overpriced side.
C. Maybe because their thinking is along the lines of that they're monos and their Vf is roughly in line with other semiconductor materials so......
D. They're hiding something.
E. Most of the above:).
 
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