Finding The Right Light

JohnCee

Well-Known Member
I currently run a Mars Hydro Reflector 96x5 (175 watts?) in my 4x4x6 flowering room. The results have been good so far, but I only have enough light coverage for one lady and I was hoping to run 3-5 girls in this room (maybe scrog?). What kind of light recommendations could you recommend to cover this space and flower effectively for roughly $300?

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I was looking at this kit

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Our Ceramic Science 315W CMH Conversion Kit allows you to convert an existing light reflector with a standard mogul socket to use a 315W Ceramic Metal Halide lamp (two prong base) with our adapter and included special CMH ballast.

Ceramic MH 315 Kit includes one each:
PGZX18 - EX39 (Mogul base) lamp socket adapter
315W CMH Ballast
8 ft 120V and 240V power cord included
Option for open rated Philips 315W lamp


Plug n Play Electronic CMH 315W Ballast
This electronic ballast is designed specifically for the 315W CMH lamp. It is extremely quiet, and with a low power consumption it also offers high light efficiency.
  • UL 120/240V Ballast with 120V and 240V 8ft Power Cord
  • 3 Years Warranty
  • Low Frequency: Square Wave
  • Rated life time is no less than 50,000 hours
  • Dimesions: length with bracket 10.24 in, height 3.94 in, width 4.53 inches


315W Ceramic Metal Halide Lamp
  • 1 year warranty


Colosio CMH to Mogul Base Socket Adapter
  • UL listed, CSA
  • 600V rated voltage
  • 660W Maximum rated power

for $198.97 with the add-on bulb "Philips Mastercolor CDM-T Elite 315W Agro Lamp T12 - 3100ºK" for $79.23, which comes out $283.48 with shipping. After that I would just need to get a reflector and I heard that a 38" parabolic reflector would be ideal for my space, but I don't know if it would light efficiently with a 315 CMH bulb.

Thoughts? Recommendations?
 
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