chuck estevez
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https://www.sunlightsupply.com/shop/bycategory/lec-lep-led/sun-system-lec-315-light-emitting-ceramic-fixturewheres the pic I'm not seeing it on the post
https://www.sunlightsupply.com/shop/bycategory/lec-lep-led/sun-system-lec-315-light-emitting-ceramic-fixturewheres the pic I'm not seeing it on the post
is there less heat production? whats the main benefit?Lec is just the less common name for cmh ceramic metal halide
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less heat, full spectrum, less power. 315 watts grows like a 600 hpsis there less heat production? whats the main benefit?
Thats complicated but to dumb it down spectrum of a led (actually better) but yeild closer to a hid (but still vary lacking in comparison) kinda like a hybrid between led and hid and meeting in the middle between yeild and qualityis there less heat production? whats the main benefit?
Long life 20,000 hour lampwhats the length of time you get on the bulbs?
nanolux is even cheaperI'm always looking for affordable options for growers to keep higher intensity lighting with less heat.... tent and closet growers really need them and generally a quality LED system you can get descent flower with is un affordable for most. so that;s good to hear about that light
not de,nanolux has a LEC also,but its 100 bucks cheaper http://www.bghydro.com/nanolux-cmh-lec-315-fixture-120-240v.htmlyeah but DE burns hot
Sun System® LEC® 315 Light Fixtures utilize cutting edge Light Emitting Ceramic® technology. Fixture has 98% reflective German aluminum insert and 95% reflective textured corners for excellent output, uniformity and diffusion. Highly efficient agriculturally engineered Philips CDM-T Elite 315 Agro Lamp (lamp included). Greatly improved full color light spectrum out of next generation ceramic lamps. Higher amounts of beneficial UV and far red spectrums increase the lamps growth power to the plants. Very high 1.95 PPF (photosynthetic photon flux) per second light source. 3100°K Green Power or 4200°K color temperature, high 92 CRI, 33,000 initial lumens (105Lm/W). Long life 20,000 hour lamp. High 90% lumen maintenance @ 8000 hr. High 85% PPF maintenance @ 20,000 hr. Unique open rated lamp construction reduces radiant heat from the arc tube and is suitable for open fixture use. 50/60 Hz low frequency, square wave, highly efficient Philips electronic ballast rated for 50,000 hour ballast life. LEC® 315 Philips driver incorporates built in thermal protection. 277 volt models have a 6 foot power cord. 120/208/240 volt models have an 8 foot power cord. New feature on LEC® 315 120 volt fixture #906200 & #906209 includes a 120 volt daisy chain power receptacle for connection of up to 3 LEC® 315 - 120 volt units. US patents pending: 29/460230, 29/500346, 29/539,674. Chinese patent: ZL201430011816.5. One year warranty on the lamp.
are you pleased with flower so far? thats really the catch you can veg under damn near anything .. flower production is where the proof isnice to see others are going with ceramic lamps,, ive gone with the boulder lamp 315's but im not sure if there are any real differences between the sun system, hydrofarm or boulder cdl's..what bulb are you using in veg? the 4200k or 3100k? ive done 3 comparison runs so far and 3 315's or 945 total watts of cdl blew the 1.000 watt hps away.. im always getting better gpw's with ceramic lighting.. im loving the cdl and also the spectrum of the cdl's seem to take a week off flowering times as well.so a 8 week strain under hps will finish in 7 weeks under the 3100k cdl but you may want to add that week to your veg stage as plants stay shorter but with much closer nodes..
https://www.rollitup.org/t/chemist77-315-watt-cdl-grow.880895/page-12
if youd like to check out my set up...
Try looking into plasma if you can afford it not the cheap one's but the ones that do cost big $$$I'm always looking for affordable options for growers to keep higher intensity lighting with less heat.... tent and closet growers really need them and generally a quality LED system you can get descent flower with is un affordable for most. so that;s good to hear about that light
I have vegged under the old 400 CMH for years, I switched up to this LEC with the 4200 K bulb. My plants took a few days to adjust, it's now been a week and I can see a noticeable difference in the node spacing and bushiness of the plants.nice to see others are going with ceramic lamps,, ive gone with the boulder lamp 315's but im not sure if there are any real differences between the sun system, hydrofarm or boulder cdl's..what bulb are you using in veg? the 4200k or 3100k? ive done 3 comparison runs so far and 3 315's or 945 total watts of cdl blew the 1.000 watt hps away.. im always getting better gpw's with ceramic lighting.. im loving the cdl and also the spectrum of the cdl's seem to take a week off flowering times as well.so a 8 week strain under hps will finish in 7 weeks under the 3100k cdl but you may want to add that week to your veg stage as plants stay shorter but with much closer nodes..
https://www.rollitup.org/t/chemist77-315-watt-cdl-grow.880895/page-12
if youd like to check out my set up...
the 315's get better gram per watt averages in flower by far,, with 2 600 watt hps's over a 6ftx6ft area i always got a gram per watt but never much more.. since ive switched to the cdl's my gpw has gotten better with each run, my first run under 2 315;s 630 watts pulled in 800 grams dry weight, 1.3 gpw, then 3 315's or 945 watts total over the same 6ftx6ft area i pulled in a total of 1,322 grams dry n weighed for a 1.4 gram per watt total... cdl are much more efficient,, pluss they take a week off hps flowering times...are you pleased with flower so far? thats really the catch you can veg under damn near anything .. flower production is where the proof is