Viparspectra P2000 LED grow light review | A good quality & efficient budget grow light

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ViparSpectra

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Overview
The Viparspectra have moved on from making ‘blurple’ LED grow lights with this new P series. It is a very welcome change and I am happy to see no more of the noisy box fan LEDs emitting purple light. The Viparspectra P2000 is a 200watt LED grow light suitable for a 4ft x 2ft (120cm x 60cm) space. It has all the features you would want including:

1. High Efficiency: High quality LED driver by SOSEN Full spectrum (grow from seed to harvest) LEDs protected with a silicone coating On board dimming from 5% to 100% output.

2. Recommended Coverage: 4ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m) At 200 watts the P2000 is specified for a 4ft x 2ft or 1.2m x 0.6m grow area.

3. Features The fixture is very high quality in construction, easy to setup and hang and has on board dimming.

4.LEDs and Spectrum output The Viparspectra uses cool white 5000K and warm white 3000K LEDs as well as 660nm reds and far red LEDs to deliver a balanced Full spectrum designed for full cycle growing from seed to harvest.

MIGRO Test results
The power consumed at the wall was 197 watts and the average PAR of 547 µmols/m²/sec in a 4ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m) grow area means the Viparspectra P2000 has a real world system efficiency of 2.00 µmols/watt (usable PPF/watt). A very good result for a grow light in this price range.
 
Southernontariogrower

Southernontariogrower

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ViparSpectra Grower said:
Overview
The Viparspectra have moved on from making ‘blurple’ LED grow lights with this new P series. It is a very welcome change and I am happy to see no more of the noisy box fan LEDs emitting purple light. The Viparspectra P2000 is a 200watt LED grow light suitable for a 4ft x 2ft (120cm x 60cm) space. It has all the features you would want including:

1. High Efficiency: High quality LED driver by SOSEN Full spectrum (grow from seed to harvest) LEDs protected with a silicone coating On board dimming from 5% to 100% output.

2. Recommended Coverage: 4ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m) At 200 watts the P2000 is specified for a 4ft x 2ft or 1.2m x 0.6m grow area.

3. Features The fixture is very high quality in construction, easy to setup and hang and has on board dimming.

4.LEDs and Spectrum output The Viparspectra uses cool white 5000K and warm white 3000K LEDs as well as 660nm reds and far red LEDs to deliver a balanced Full spectrum designed for full cycle growing from seed to harvest.

MIGRO Test results
The power consumed at the wall was 197 watts and the average PAR of 547 µmols/m²/sec in a 4ft x 2ft (1.2m x 0.6m) grow area means the Viparspectra P2000 has a real world system efficiency of 2.00 µmols/watt (usable PPF/watt). A very good result for a grow light in this price range.
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That would replace both of my viparspectra blurples. But cant afford that at this time. Would be nice in my 2x4 which sits barren atm. Spectrum looks nice, have yet to try a 3 and 5k mix, the 660s are a nice touch, l like that. Using a 150w 3k for veg with one viparspectra 400 and other vipar has flower burnt out but use veg for extra light when needed. Crappy setup, want to change it for me? Just popped a ten pack of Georgia Runtz, would use for whole grow if l got one. Most likely would become veg light.
 
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ViparSpectra

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Southernontariogrower said:
That would replace both of my viparspectra blurples. But cant afford that at this time. Would be nice in my 2x4 which sits barren atm. Spectrum looks nice, have yet to try a 3 and 5k mix, the 660s are a nice touch, l like that. Using a 150w 3k for veg with one viparspectra 400 and other vipar has flower burnt out but use veg for extra light when needed. Crappy setup, want to change it for me? Just popped a ten pack of Georgia Runtz, would use for whole grow if l got one. Most likely would become veg light.
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Hi, Thank you for your support, for the price, we have a summer sale, it's a big deal, what's more, we offer 10% OFF discount for XS&P Series, welcome to have a look.
 
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