djendlessfyah
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http://www.nvisioncfl.com/productlist.aspx?CategoriesID=1&PageID=100024
They have 3 kinds of lights.. soft white, daylight, and bright. If you don't want to open the site ill save you some time. On the package of each light, there is a meter of the light range each kinds gives.
Soft White: Meter is marked on the red/orange/yellow colour
Daylight: Meter is marked on what seems to be blue
Bright: Meter seems to show in the middle of the 2 above, its white colour.
I got this from another site
would that mean "bright" is like "cool white" , which is.. the least effective?
They have 3 kinds of lights.. soft white, daylight, and bright. If you don't want to open the site ill save you some time. On the package of each light, there is a meter of the light range each kinds gives.
Soft White: Meter is marked on the red/orange/yellow colour
Daylight: Meter is marked on what seems to be blue
Bright: Meter seems to show in the middle of the 2 above, its white colour.
I got this from another site
so i just wanna clear up the terms. i should buy a "soft white" to match "warm white" for flowering, and daylight to veg.
would that mean "bright" is like "cool white" , which is.. the least effective?
