Schalalala
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Hey Robin,Samsung and bridgelux have strips too. ]
Are these Samsung stripes made of aluminium or FR4?
Thanks!
Hey Robin,Samsung and bridgelux have strips too. ]
https://www.heliospectra.com/blog/reduce-carbon-footprint-led-lights-indoor-cannabis-productionthats what im saying. the tiny amount of green light plants need is more than covered by the typical white spectrum. ive never seen a light mfr use green monos
Yet more evidence that a full spectrum LED light source is better for plants.
Well said, I have a small clone dome setup with a little 18in T5. I use a LED flood bulb instead and get better results. Its minor but I notice an improvement.Yet more evidence that a full spectrum LED light source is better for plants.
HID, the bell tolls for thee... it's only a matter of a few years before newbs start asking us old timers what it was like to grow weed with light bulbs.
There's no more incandescent in home lighting to speak of, it's all CFL or LED now. LED is ready to supplant T5 in gardening, now it's the big bulb's turn.
One of my Sensei's is telling me that no commercial grows use LEDs. Not exactly telling me in the spirit of good Christmas cheer today either.Yet more evidence that a full spectrum LED light source is better for plants.
HID, the bell tolls for thee... it's only a matter of a few years before newbs start asking us old timers what it was like to grow weed with light bulbs.
There's no more incandescent in home lighting to speak of, it's all CFL or LED now. LED is ready to supplant T5 in gardening, now it's the big bulb's turn.
Whats a commercial grow consist of to you guys?One of my Sensei's is telling me that no commercial grows use LEDs.
Pan down! Nice Booger quote from Revenge of the Nerds." We Got Bush "
I'm using cree 100 watt replacement cw screw bulb in desk fixture above my mist cloner & they look better than what old burple I had the moms underWell said, I have a small clone dome setup with a little 18in T5. I use a LED flood bulb instead and get better results. Its minor but I notice an improvement.
Geez guys. I need to get off this thread. Thank you @robincnn and @Stephenj37826 for your help - My inexperience with LEDs kind of confused me - the Bridgelux show up as the highest Lm/W but they aren't the highest output. The Samsung look like they are - which you already knew. Thanks again!EDIT! too late to change my original post, but unfortunately the data from Digikey was wrong, the size of the LED strips on their website is incorrect - so the numbers in this table are all wrong.
Here is the updated table:
I'm wondering what else is incorrect on Digikey now.
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Interesting, for me 8 boards pulling 670W replaced 16 chips totalling 900W.I believe the quantum boards may help a bit with the hotspots compared to the 3590's. Time will tell in penetration. 4 quantums replace 8 3590's. Same total wattage.
If you notice Digikey uses different data or maybe interpreted data. Bridgelux lists with 25*C, but Digikey data based of 85*CGeez guys. I need to get off this thread. Thank you @robincnn and @Stephenj37826 for your help - My inexperience with LEDs kind of confused me - the Bridgelux show up as the highest Lm/W but they aren't the highest output. The Samsung look like they are - which you already knew. Thanks again!
I'm gonna keep crunching these tables to find the cheapest configuration.
So you would say these boards are each as good as over 2+ 3590s?Interesting, for me 8 boards pulling 670W replaced 16 chips totalling 900W.
Depends on what you're defining as good.So you would say these boards are each as good as over 2+ 3590s?
I am running 8 3590's beside 4 quantums at the same wattage. 75 per quantum, 37.5 ~ per 3590.Interesting, for me 8 boards pulling 670W replaced 16 chips totalling 900W.
I'll let you know in a couple months.So you would say these boards are each as good as over 2+ 3590s?
Sounds goodI'll let you know in a couple months.
To do a fair comparison in my case, I should match wattage. Easy enough to do; 3 x 225W COB LED modules = 675W. That's next, and then we can have some good comparisons.I am running 8 3590's beside 4 quantums at the same wattage. 75 per quantum, 37.5 ~ per 3590.