Cidly info

Here are some pictures they sent to my email..

Hard to stop looking at this one though...

http://area51lighting.com//index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=2&products_id=15&zenid=4790fef9ed5c2fa59ca31212f675102d

Lifetime warranty. Love the switch for veg+flower.Also Modular design. Little Expensive for 280watts at $563

So you like the Area 51? you wouldnt go farther with them?

im skyping with cidly atm. he says area51 isnt safe voltage. 20-45VDC is apollo. the area 51 is Worldwide voltage AC 85-265v.

Lighting system setup-Two Apollo 6 LED grow lights :
Apollo 6 Spectrum ratio- Red:Blue:Orange=12pcs:2pcs:1pcs at each module.Each Ap0llo built with 90pcs 3W Epistar LEDs, 120degree optical lenses.
PAR reading,Lumens and coverage area:
12 inch-PAR reading:1117 umol;Lumens:112,300 lux;Coverage area:0.88 ㎡.
20 inch-PAR reading:583 umol;Lumens:78,000 lux;Coverage:1.056 ㎡.
30 inch-PAR reading:316 umol;Lumens:40,000 lux;Coverage:1.286㎡.
Apollo 6 LED grow light PAR reading - 30cm

Growing tent:2×2.8x3m, 5.6 square meters.
Growing system: Hydroponics D.W.C system.
Seeds: Medical marijuana.
Sparkling and seedling: two weeks.Vegetative growth: 8 weeks.Flowering: 5 weeks. Yields:700 gram.

some misc info. but i cant get pictures to show for some reason. but they look awesome!

this is what he says would be "ideal" for me. and what i want to grow.

OK so the question now is what do i want for my 15 spots.
anyone else have anyinput outside jubiare as far as what leds to put in my 15spot pods to complete spectrum

I'd do 2-460nm 3-10000K and 2-630nm and 8-660nm, I just really like the EVO approach. I agree on not messing with UV/IR you can do it much cheaper with supplemental bulbs.

whats the evo approach sorry. fill me in

so actually to my knowledge there isnt a 100% answer on say you have a 15 led modular unit. Is having 4 660nm better then having 5 660nm for example. am i right? or is there a certain number someone has figured designed for marijuana only? like a certain set 15leds. no right cause not every manufacture uses 15leds in there pods? sorry if im sounding confusing. just trying to keep to date on things

I have been told by Sing Lee at Cidly that he has the following LED available:
Red: 620-630nm, 630-640nm, 640-650nm, 650-670nm
Blue: 420-430nm, 430-440nm, 440-450nm, 450-470nm
Orange: 610-615nm
White: 2700-4500K,4500-8000K,8000-12000K,12000-14000K

and some others which I think are useless
Green: 525nm <--wrong wavelength for beneficial green, can get beneficial green from WHITE LEDs
UV:380-400nm, 400-410nm <--wrong wavelengths for UVB. These are actualy UVA and NUV. UVB = 280-315nm
IR: 720-740nm, 850nm <-- I would only want to use IR during flowering phase, and even then at certain times only, ideally

so based on the above, here's my input for an all-around (minus UV and IR) Cidly 15-LED orb:

6 Red 650-670nm
4 Red 630nm
--- (i.e. 2 Red 620-630, 2 Red 630-640)
1 Orange 610-615nm
1 Blue 450-470nm
1 Blue 420-430nm
1 White ~6500K
--- (i.e. 1 White 4500-8000K)
1 White ~2700K
--- (i.e. 1 White 2700-4500K)

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check out this thread

https://www.rollitup.org/led-other-lighting/514465-apollo-series-led-panels-cidly.html