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With the FORUM discount it's A$540 and this is what you get. The 470W double kits will be A$990 including the discount, which is more than twice the power and double the boards/heatsinks. There will also be a 340W double kit that will be around A$850 after the 10% discount. The new boards are...

You do know that includes a driver, all cables, heatsink, hangers and 10% GST. With the 10% forum discount and no GST (less 20%) and with optional driverless kits coming out, there will be ways to score these cheaper. The retail price point is for the benefit of shop retailers, which is where we...

We only have a few High Light UV boards left, but we do have some growers who wish to upgrade to the new boards and we have offered them trade-ins, so I'm hoping we can offer second-hand High Lights and heatsinks for a good price. They will be inspected and cleaned and if they are OK we'll offer...

Not any time soon. If there's enough demand then maybe, but selling DIY has it's ups and downs, as some people just get themselves into trouble wiring stuff up and then I have to help them, which can take up a lot of time. Designing the plug-and-play system has also taken time, but hopefully I...

We will be offering complete kits with drivers in Australia and New Zealand, and driverless kits (including a driver connector for the DC cable) for international growers who prefer to source their own drivers (we can supply drivers as well, but it's usually more cost-effective to source in your...

Yes we have mate. We are basically down to our last few original High Light UV boards and have about a dozen High Red boards left in stock, but no more heatsinks. What we do have is the newest High Light 420 plug and play board that we are in the process of stocking. Actually, we have plenty of...

Looking great mate! Healthy AF! Nothing beats full spectrum for overall health and vigour. Glad we could sort you out ;)

Well waddayaknow? o_O

Also, another member recently alerted me to the fact that some of you browsing the site on phones cannot see my signature at the bottom of the page that includes the discount code. This is what my posts looks like if you are browsing on a computer. I'm not sure how many of you can't see the info...

Hi mate, yes that's right. The discount code works on anything that is not a sales item.

That's alight.

It's only a bit of light-hearted humour ;)

One thing to remember is that generations of cannabis have been selectively grown under HPS favouring those that have given the best results, so it is no surprise that many varieties still produce well under HPS. There is one grower we work with who has a strain that is an older Skunk variety...

Those plants were under a test spectrum which was tweaked for the final version. The CRI was a bit low, so we removed a little bit of blue and added a bit more green/yellow/amber by swapping some LEDs in the string. But both boards have the same amount of red and far red and are very similar...

You'll forgive me if I think that's a strange question – why wouldn't you just use a DE HPS? They are around 2 umol/j these days. Also, the Cal-Mag issues some growers appear to have with LED is due to running lower temperatures which has nothing to do with spectrum. Most issues appear to be due...

So far there have been no board failures with the original High Lights. We had a single LED failure in a board that went to the US, which we replaced (including return shipping) and two single LED failures in boards sent to the UK which were repaired by DIYLEDUK with replacement LEDs. At least...

Sure will. We'll also sell cables and connectors, as you'll need to use the right connector to power the boards. Or you can buy them from other vendors if you wish. They are TE SlimSeal connectors.

We have some 60% efficient lamps coming out soon. These new boards are going to surprise a lot of people, I think. They have been designed in collaboration with LED Teknik here in Australia and we have done a lot of real-world testing on LEDs and conformal coatings to get to this point. These...

Hi getogrow, it seems you have worked out what's going on. In a parallel circuit as you've drawn the PCB trace does indeed carry the current and results in voltage losses due to the thin copper trace. There is not much you can do about this, as the first strip gets the correct 24V and then some...

Those boards aren't splash-proof either. It is possible to make them splash-proof, but you need to conformal coat them and then seal the connectors with silicon. Other manufacturers would also dispute that Samsung makes "the brightest chips per watt on the planet", though in reality there's not...