Electric Sky or SP3000?

i2am

Member
Having a hard time picking a new led...
Making the switch from HPS after harvest in 2 weeks
Purchasing 2 for a 4x4 tent

not much out there on the electric sky, especially the new V3
Ive seen the SP3000 and its hard to beat at the price point its at
 

StareCase

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Mars Hydro SP3000's ... pass. At $810 for a pair, I think you can find better lights for that same $$$. The ES300 V3's are nearly $700 USD each. While the specs are good, you can find equally effective LED's to adequately flower your 4 x 4 for a few sheckles less.

Have a gander at :

TIMBER REDWOOD VS - https://timbergrowlights.com/redwood-vs/
HLG 600 RSpec - https://horticulturelightinggroup.com/collections/all/products/hlg-600-rspec


I have recommended these lights for others growing in a 4 x 4. I am not a representative of either of these manufacturers - I just believe that these rigs will give you the best bang for your buck.

Hope this helps.
 

StareCase

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... Neither. Get one of these and call it a day ...
Frankie - we'll agree to disagree.

OP - feel free to check this one as well. But I did take a peek at this unit - and it's specs has not been convinced me that it's a better light than the lights that I recommended. The spectral graph looks identical to the Viparspectra blurples that I moved away from last year. There is a little too much blue for the flowering cycle.
 

sf_frankie

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Frankie - we'll agree to disagree.

OP - feel free to check this one as well. But I did take a peek at this unit - and it's specs has not been convinced me that it's a better light than the lights that I recommended. The spectral graph looks identical to the Viparspectra blurples that I moved away from last year. There is a little too much blue for the flowering cycle.
Here’s a spectral graph taken by @bk78 also note the ppfd numbers.
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bk78

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Frankie - we'll agree to disagree.

OP - feel free to check this one as well. But I did take a peek at this unit - and it's specs has not been convinced me that it's a better light than the lights that I recommended. The spectral graph looks identical to the Viparspectra blurples that I moved away from last year. There is a little too much blue for the flowering cycle.
Pretty effective at flower 4x4 spaces at almost half the cost

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StareCase

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Gentlemen ... I am glad that the light is working for you guys. Happy growing.

But their website didn't convince me that it was a baffo light. I guess I am just a tougher sell.
 

sf_frankie

Well-Known Member
Ex
Gentlemen ... I am glad that the light is working for you guys. Happy growing.

But their website didn't convince me that it was a baffo light. I guess I am just a tougher sell.
That's why they're so cheap :lol:

It's a gamble but it's paid off for quite a few folks.
 

KootenayDIY

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I am using 2 es180’s in a 4x4 with 4 plants and it kills it. They are expensive but will grow great medicine with very low wattage.
 
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