Electric sky ES 300

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wardtheweasel

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Prince Vegeta said:
https://thegreensunshineco.com/product/electric-sky-es300-grow-light/

Hello led users
I'm an hid guy
Currently i veg under a 400mh
Flower under a 1000hps
I am seriously considering switching over to the dark side and ordering 2 of these es300's

My grow space is roughly 5x5.
I have an ac unit in the wall
6 in line fan/filter combo

Dehumidifier on the way a few other tax time buys you know what I mean lol
I digress
I follow mr.canuck on the tube and he gets awesome results from two of these lights
Before I go drop 1,300 on 2 lights I want to know if anyone else has experience with these.
Building a light is out of the question.
I'm mechanically retarded.
So I can't order drivers n heat sinks and wires, they will just sit in a box.
I don't mind to pay for work as long as its quality work. So I'll pay the prices for quality. But with led I've always seen so many rip offs im sketched out to be one of the victims when i already KNOW what I can pull feom my 1k

My reason for wanting to switch is 2fold.

1 I've never grown under led and want to

2 where I live heat and humidity are insane! i live in the south and its muggy even at night. Which is hella bad for me as my lights are out during the day then on at night to help combat heat

I'm long winded and buzzed trying to give as much info as possible to get informed replies.
Thanks
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Have you tried the es-300's eventually?
How where the results?
Any complaints?

Kind regards,
wardtheweasel
 
hybridway2

hybridway2

Amare Shill
Randomblame said:
Brother, that's one of the best lights currently available and on par with fluence latest spider2i(which btw also use Osram diodes). As RUI member you can also get a fat discount which makes it even more interesting. The strip/bar design is the most efficient way to enlighten a certain surface area evenly, it creates unbeatable uniformity already with 6" distance which means there is almost no light loss on the walls. And hundreds of small light sources create such a diffuse light that you see almost no shadows. The light can travel as deep as possible cause it comes from multiple angles which means you'll get excellent penetration. And no! I'm not the owner and I do not have this fixture but I recognize a good light when I see one.

When you mix let's say 10w CRI80 in 3500°k with 5w deepred you get 15w ~3000K/CRI90+!
Osram has used this array(not COB) technique for many years to create lighting solutions for museums, show rooms and photographers.
The Osram Square series hyperreds used in these lights are currently the most efficient deep-red diode on the market reaching 60% efficiency at 700mA and 66% at 350mA. That's up to 1120mW at 700mA(VO bin) or f.....' 3,91μMol/J.
LM301b reach ~2,5μMol/s at 125mA and even more if you drive them lower. So a mix of this two diodes could hit 3,0μMol/J if you want. And you have already CRI90+!
But they have added other mono's too to fill the light blue/cyan gap for instance(470-495nm) and this means CRI95 or better is possible. It works exactly this way and you can get much higher efficency like from LM301b/CRI90 and you beat also CRI80 easily.
If you don't believe me..
LED-tech.de has a nice spectrum simulator using exactly Samsung LM301b(Zeus boards and strips) and Osram Oslon/Oslon Square as additional mono's. You will find the configuration tool directly on their homepage. You get μMol/s, μMol/J, lumen, watt, aso and a spectrum SPD of course.
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I miss this guy!
Wherever you are i hope you're all good Homie.!
 
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