powramid surge protecter light fixture

hiitsbob

hiitsbob

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then throw these in there y adapters . you get double the light. just do not want them falling on plants.
i went with this so i could have a sturdy light easy to move up and down.
it is 18inx18in and at the moment puts out 19,000 lumens and can easily add more.
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StellerKeller

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Intents said:
just found this and im thinkin about buying it to fasten to the top of my veg box...
http://www.cableorganizer.com/powramid-surge-protector/
with these plugged all around
http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-100170446/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=light+socket&storeId=10051
what do you think? seems perfect to me but too easy dont know why i never thought of it before
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WHAT THE WHAT? $25 for a surge protector? Get a surge protector for about $2 at Goodwill. While you're there get thee some extension cords. Use the Home Depot sockets and position each bulb when and where you need it.
 
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Intents

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I was more going for the shape of it how it's round and it would hold the fixtures almost parallel to the floor and spreads the light around well. It's worth it to me to only have 1 cable for my whole light rig
 
hiitsbob

hiitsbob

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yeah different strokes for different folks.
as long as you are happy with your setup that is all that matters.
i think its a great idea. make sure you have mylar or other reflector so you do not have light loss.
 
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