2000 watt led question
- Thread starter SireCain
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Airwalker16
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It's not 2000watts worth of LED whatever light you're looking at.
what do you mean? im kinda new to all this
as in volts/amps or whatever?
coreywebster
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It will probably say in small writing somewhere in the advert or on the back, "power draw".
If you can find out that then shoot for 50w per square foot.
Or link the light or tell us its full name.
If you can find out that then shoot for 50w per square foot.
Or link the light or tell us its full name.
Sfrigon 1
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Watts yes
im going to. just curious about the electric bill lol is the 85v/256v the power it will use? walmarts site is not helpfull lol
i will as soon as i get home
fragileassassin
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buy one of those. see how much it pulls constantly. Compare that to your electricity rate. You can usually find a breakdown on your bill somewhere.
It even has a kw/h mode that you can leave it and itll do that conversion for you.
between water and electricity, my grow doubled my utility bill.
Clumpyoyster
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Your charged for kilowatt hour not voltage. So watts are the only thing that matters when your trying to figure out costs. I have an 1800w cob led but it’s actual wattage is 300w. That’s what it draws from the wall
fragileassassin
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yes that one and they gave me two of these 50watt panels
