TillthedayiDIE420
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hello! welcome to my thread
This will be short and sweet for now. I will update pictures when supply's arrive.
Alright then. I have just ordered my indoor setup for 2011.
the setup:
2 x Stray Light G2 Plasma Grow Light
The G2 Plasma Grow Light:
· Color: 5,600K
· CRI: 95
· Average Life: 30,000 Hours
· Input Power: 300 watts
· Input Voltage: 120-277V
· Luxim Light Engine, Light Type Generation 2 G2
· Warranty: 3 years
Available in either 120v or 240v. Choose option below.
Yes it is the industry’s first plasma grow light. Look at the light spectrum graph and prepare to be impressed. This light puts out lumens are comparable to a 600 Watt (manufacturer states 1000 Watt) HID using ONLY 288 watts! Simply Incredible! Be the first on the cutting edge of indoor technology and brag to your friends!
PlasmaGrow Frequently Asked Questions
How does the spectrum of the PlasmaGrow compare to that of a metal halide or high pressure sodium light?
Due to its very broad light spectrum, the PlasmaGrow light is like having the combined spectrums of a MH and HPS in one compact unit.
How bright is the Stray Light PlasmaGrow?
When positioned properly (about 8” from the plant canopy) it approximates the intensity of a 600 watt HPS and a 1000 watt MH. At maximum intensity the light will yield a 3’ x 3’ pattern. Similar to other lighting technologies, when you move the light further from the canopy the intensity will be less.
How much energy will I save with the PlasmaGrow?
The Stray Light PlasmaGrow draws only 288 watts and less than 3 amps on a 120V circuit. That’s over a 70% reduction in energy as compared to a 1000 watt metal halide! The energy consumption is less than 50% of a 600 watt high pressure sodium light. An additional benefit may be seen in energy savings due to a reduction in cooling costs.
How do I cool the Stray Light PlasmaGrow?
The PlasmaGrow light is very efficient at turning electrical energy into light so that little excess heat is generated. It is very likely even in a warm weather environment that no elaborate air exchange/cooling will be necessary for your greenhouse or indoor garden.
How long will the bulb last?
The PlasmaGrow light engine is rated to 30,000 hours. At 14 hours a day running 365 days a year you will enjoy 6 years or more of service free light. After 6 years the unit can be sent in for a new light engine costing about half of the original unit cost. The fixture may be recycled up to 3 times.
How close can I put the light to my plants?
The Stray Light PlasmaGrow generates very little heat, especially heat that radiates outward from the lens. To maximize the light intensity and photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) light for your plants, positioning the lamp approximately 8” from the plant canopy is optimal. Some plant species are more or less tolerant to heat and adjustments may be necessary. Moving the light further away from the plant canopy will increase the footprint of the light but decreases the intensity of the PAR light.
Is the Stray Light PlasmaGrow light controllable?
Yes, by special order you can add a dimmable feature, PLC integration or even customize a solution to allow control through mobile devices. Please call for quotes and lead times.
Where can I buy the Stray Light PlasmaGrow light?
The Stray Light PlasmaGrow is distributed exclusively through Polar-Ray.com to retail grow shops throughout North America.
Does the Stray Light PlasmaGrow have any compliance certifications?
Yes, the fixture is both FCC compliant and UL listed.
Is the Stray Light PlasmaGrow light safe to use in a high humidity environment?
Yes, the fixture and power supply are “damp” rated for use in high humidity environments.
How much does the Stray Light PlasmaGrow weigh?
The PlasmaGrow weighs 19 pounds including power supply.
How long is the electrical cord to the lamp?
There is 7 feet of cord from the PlasmaGrow to the transformer and 11 feet from the transformer to the plug.
What is the warranty for the Stray Light PlasmaGrow?
The PlasmaGrow light carries a three year warranty.
With a spectrum like this who can put this shit down.
2 x 360w LED 3w LED's
**I made a final verdict on the T5 setup and decided on the 16 lamp quantum badboys i will use 3 of these insted of 12 2 foot 4 bulb t5's**
Intake/outtake fans coco carbon filters
4 arm rotating swing arm 360 degree rotation on a 4rpm 6foot light rail
c02
drip feed with 100 gallon res
Full organic nutrients / soil
Humboldt or happy frog are my choices with Earth juice line up. 100% organic.
Tent specs:
Model GL290 Specifications:
- Size assembled: 9’6” x 9’6” x 6’7” (290 x 290 x 200 centimeters)
- Unit weight: 89 pounds
- 90.5 square feet
- 594 cubic feet
- Hangable weight: 100+ pounds
- Reducing roof ports: 10”
- Reducing upper port: 8” left / right
- Reducing lower port: 10” left / right
- Reducing Cable port: 4” top right / top left / bottom left / bottom right
- Intake flaps: 4 left / right / back / back
- Left, right and rear access flaps
- 1 waterproof floor panel
- Fits four DryNets
- Suggested wattage: 4x 1000
All of this for under my $10,000 dollar limit.
Any questions / suggestions are welcome. I will be editing and posting pictures in roughly a months time. When i get back from work i will put this all together and make sweet sweet love.
Till then be blazin
ttdid420
