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The lamp looks like the Penetrator X-336 from HydrogrowLED.

Is there anything looks like this one?

Found the same lamps from this manufacturer in China. I believe its another branch of Cidly. http://ledgrowlights.cn/product.asp?id=58&class=NOVA%20LED%20Grow%20Lights

I am extremely interested in seeing how to solder Cree LEDs with the other brand LEDs on the same circuit board.

Both of these links are the same light made in http://www.ct-lighting.com/product/300w-led-grow-light-ctg-05-g3-300.html

Babies are still very tender, be carefull about the bleaching..

7 plants have been vegging under the IR UFO 90W LED lamp about two weeks, it seems five of them are ready for 12/12.

I would like to do it, but currently I only own two 90W UFO, one blue majority, one red majority with 15pcs IR 730nm LEDs. Here are 7 blueberries under the IR UFO hanged at 12 inch.

Nice PAR reading, but it could have been a bit better if the lamps had been built with secondary optical lenses.

The other one, not Cidly nor Eshine, personally, I don't think Eshine is a top supplier,and they only offer one year warranty.

I am going to do a side by side comparision between a UFO 90 W and a Kessil 350(actual power 90W).

It says their lamps are really made in China at lighthousehydro website.

Has anyone heard that one of the Chinese top LED grow light supplier got bankruptcy please? Just visited its website and there is no any sales reps online for service now. I did hear the news from some other Chinese LED grow light suppliers that one of the top original LED grow light...

The roots got too wet for too long because the buckets were not draining properly...

Sad to show you my dying flowering plant due to my careless work of the drainage system. It's been flipped into 12/12 two weeks. Yesterday, it looked not good and I thought it must have been the light problem and then adjusted the lamp higher a bit. But the girl seemed worse this morning. And...

It seems my plants are growing very well under this UFO lamp. The leaves look healthy and their roots are spreading.

Just tried it, it seems the round 2 apollo review is not too bad. And it also says cosmicgrowth is CIDLY official distributor in Canada? Has anyone tried it yet?

Using a 50W UFO model to build a 50x2W lamp, I am only concerned about the thermal management. If it works the 45x3W will be beated.

The BS chrome 4 spot outputs less than 700 PAR reading at 18 inch, and the real Apollo 4 from Cidly outputs more than 900 PAR reading at 19 inch. Not interested in any overpriced copycats.

ja, heel interessant ~