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Well, got to work, will see what he says. I was going to do the clones at this weekend..

It's my first time doing business with the Ali guys and it could be the last time. I hope they really cover their warranty....

I am regretting, ugh..but that guy did say they offer Three-Year warranty. I don't think he will reply me within a few days, probably he will not reply me.

Ya, here, i post the configuration picture. The dark LEDs are those IR and two orange LEDs, they are really invisible, i just took the glass and have a very very careful look at it.

Hi, Jubiare, I am definitely 100 per cent sure they are not UV LEDs, there are 6 units UV LEDs at the row 6th and 8th. I am still keeping the LED arrangement picture he sent me while we were discussing about the spectrum ratio. I checked the picture again, it seems they broken LEDs are those 6...

What's up to this Chinese 288x3W LED panel? I was not going to buy any LED lamps from outside my boundary. But that guy selling the lamp at Ali-express said it was 15 wavelengths includes UV 380-400nm, 400-410nm,IR 730-740nm, 740-760nm, Warm white 2700-3000K, 4500K, Neutral White 5000-6000K...

If this Apollo LED lamp is really great as you guys reports, why there is no any distributors reselling them in the USA market?

It says their lamps will be shipped from the factory in China directly?

Large case will take higher production cost, and the shipping cost is another concern IMO.

Lol, i am just wondering if those lamps worked well for him, why does he want to sell them in such a low price?

Just come across this link seems the cidly guys posted, i doubt about it, very unclear in his journal: http://singlee43.typepad.com/blog/2012/04/apollo-led-grow-light-review.html

Far red is 660nm+...

It is hard to believe that they can offer a real 3 year warranty to an end user. BTW, your white and red combination was what i thought in my next journal, i'd prefer 2700-3000K, for it includes blue-green-red spectrum.

And there are only Eshine and HydrogrowLED using green LEDs on the market.

Yes, i agree that green 500-530nm is needed in the LED lamps, but should not too much, bty warm white 2700-3000 LEDs also offer very high green spectrum.

Yes, that was a misfortune then. But i will never buy a lamp outside the state, especially those ones occupy some weeks to wait.

I am not familiar the Apollo PAR reading, it's better to ask those cidly guys about that. Here are some pictures about the PAR reading at 45W LED panel and 45x3W LED UFO at 12inch and 20inch, I got them from ebay last month. The 45W panel is 137 umol at 12 inch, 106(105) umol at 20inch...

Personally, i don't think the UFO is enough. Its PAR reading is less than a 45W panel at 50cm distance.

Lots of webstores selling LED grow lamp in WA right now. By the way, if one 45x3W UFO 135W actual draw about 80W can offer 60grams in the final yields, it could be an amazing growth IMO.

Now, i am taking the first seat~ Happy growing.