SnakierGrizzly
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cheapest High Pressure Sodium lighting on the market today
cheapest HPS light
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SnakierGrizzly
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or metal halid
cannabisguru
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150watt HPS kit from HTG supply.
I got both my 150's from there.. paid way under $200.00 for both units.
They come with the bulb too..
Google it if your interested in checking them out.
peace
I got both my 150's from there.. paid way under $200.00 for both units.
They come with the bulb too..
Google it if your interested in checking them out.
peace
SnakierGrizzly
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thanks, does it affect the electric bill much?
taint
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Damn dude you got robbed on them 150's.
Try this place here.
http://www.growlightexpress.com/shopping-cart/
I like these myself.
Budget Gro II 1000 Watt HPS Ballast
$154.95 $128.98
Save: $25.97 off
Add to Cart:
The Budget Gro II 1000 Watt HPS Ballast is an all new exposed ballast design concept is compact and cool. Separating the ballast from the other components offers superior cooling capabilities while extending the longevity of the capacitor and ignitor.
Specifications:
* Budget Gro II ballasts have a Power Pointer that allows easy switching from 120 to 240 volt power. Simply unplug the detachable 120 volt power cord (included), turn the Power Pointer arrow down for 240 volt power and plug in a 240v power cord (sold separately).
* Lamp cord receptacle accepts all Sun System lamp cords / hoods.
* Stainless steel handles allow easy hanging and soft rubber feet provide quiet running if placed on a hard surface.
* Excellent ballast quality will provide years of trouble-free operation.
* Warranty: 2 Years
Try this place here.
http://www.growlightexpress.com/shopping-cart/
I like these myself.
Budget Gro II 1000 Watt HPS Ballast
$154.95 $128.98
Save: $25.97 off
Add to Cart:
The Budget Gro II 1000 Watt HPS Ballast is an all new exposed ballast design concept is compact and cool. Separating the ballast from the other components offers superior cooling capabilities while extending the longevity of the capacitor and ignitor.
Specifications:
* Budget Gro II ballasts have a Power Pointer that allows easy switching from 120 to 240 volt power. Simply unplug the detachable 120 volt power cord (included), turn the Power Pointer arrow down for 240 volt power and plug in a 240v power cord (sold separately).
* Lamp cord receptacle accepts all Sun System lamp cords / hoods.
* Stainless steel handles allow easy hanging and soft rubber feet provide quiet running if placed on a hard surface.
* Excellent ballast quality will provide years of trouble-free operation.
* Warranty: 2 Years
- Model: 902507
- Manufactured by: Sunlight Supply
MsBBB
Active Member
HTG has some of the lowest prices that I have seen for 150-400 watt MH and HPS light kits. Now you know if you are growing and using lights anywhere from 12-24 hours constantly your electric bill is going to show some increase. It all depends on how much you are paying for kilowatts (whatever) and how long the lights are on.
sheapdog420
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$135 + free shipping for 400 watt HPS with ballast, bulb, reflector, hangers from HTG on Ebay.
depends if you are ready for DIY - you won't beat a kit setup for low price
for example, over on 1000bulbs.com we have
for a ballast - http://1000bulbs.com/product/7860/BS-LU0150120.html - $26.40 for matching bulb - http://1000bulbs.com/product/4978/LU0150-0010.html - $7.04 this presumes you are willing to cobble a fixture(which can be done very cheaply) - so add another $10 for cheap base, some miscellaneous supplies
so about $50 is about as low as you can go(which was the OP)
not recommending this necessarily since the cheapest may not be the best choice
for example, over on 1000bulbs.com we have
for a ballast - http://1000bulbs.com/product/7860/BS-LU0150120.html - $26.40 for matching bulb - http://1000bulbs.com/product/4978/LU0150-0010.html - $7.04 this presumes you are willing to cobble a fixture(which can be done very cheaply) - so add another $10 for cheap base, some miscellaneous supplies
so about $50 is about as low as you can go(which was the OP)
not recommending this necessarily since the cheapest may not be the best choice
Amazon just sent me a nice email detailing several products I might be interested in. How nice! One of the items was a 400w HPS/MH switchable digital ballast, both bulbs, and a cheap reflector. Note the reviews. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B003810CVA/ref=pe_113430_19051530_pd_re_dt_d8
SnakierGrizzly
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that would be badass how difficult is that thing to put together?? can you send me instructions?
Uncultivated
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I bought my 150HPS at Amazon for $79.
Electricity use consider it as you would a desk lamp. 150 watts = 2 75watt lamps running 12 hours a day.
Or, if you want to get technical about it, 150W * 12 hours * 30 days = 54kWatt hours per month. Check your electric bill for the rate. For me, it's around 22 cents per, so around $12/month
Electricity use consider it as you would a desk lamp. 150 watts = 2 75watt lamps running 12 hours a day.
Or, if you want to get technical about it, 150W * 12 hours * 30 days = 54kWatt hours per month. Check your electric bill for the rate. For me, it's around 22 cents per, so around $12/month
from the like on the post, guessing you might be interested on trying the DIY route
the ballast kit will normally have wiring instructions, a number of threads here have this info
the nice thing is you can control the physical configuration based on your setup
meetjoeblow
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dude go to craigslist.org i bought a 400w mh and a 1000w hps for $200
meetjoeblow
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if hes not i am do they have a website
SnakierGrizzly
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hell yeh for sure
Dj1209
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http://www.insidesun.com/defccf1686b8e72e72d9c136cba7cdf9.item that's the link to the exact light but there are others including 600s 1000s and basically everything else, I would look into them though because I have not ordered from them I got my hps before I found them.
