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You are like 1 in 100 that can keep an HPS tent cool. Just about everyone has Temp problems using them. I'll use them in winter months but not the summer when it's hot already.I hear this a lotand yet, I have a 4 x 8 with 1600 watts of HIDs (1000 watt & a 600 watt HPS) and my temps are fine and steady at 72F, same with my 4 x 4 with a 600 watt HPS...with lights on...and I've yet to have someone show me buds like this from an LED rig............I mean no offense, but really HPS all the way buddy
Thanks for the info. I thought that I would get a bigger yield by using HPS. It looks like I was totally wrong. I see alot have had great success with LEDs. It only makes sense to use LEDs. Same results for half the price of energy used. I'm just having trouble picking the right LEDs.I'd suggest doing some due diligence on your lighting. A 600 watt HPS in a tent is going to create a new set of issues, mainly being heat. Just a few years ago I'd have never suggested what I am going to suggest, but times have changed. Bigtime. LED has came of age. You can effectively cut operational costs in half as far as watts at the plug, and with the right LED chipset you can provide MORE than enough PAR over your canopy, and at very specific dialed in spectrums. As far as heat goes, it's no contest at all. LED rulez.
This light uses 4 LED boards driven by one Meanwell 490 driver. This light draws 500 watts at the plug and goes head to head with a single ended 1000 watt HPS light. Also outs out less than half the heat.
If your dead set on HPS, I have a storage room full of unused digital HPS ballasts and hoods for sale. SO does about everyone else who's grown a spell, tried the new LED's (Samsung LM-301's ROCK!) and never looked back. We flower under 3000k and veg under 4000k LED's. In flowering under these LED's, we have a PAR canopy exceeding 1200 at the lowest value and push the Co2 to around 1300 ppm.
With the right LED's, no regrets. Good luck and consider me subscribed!
How many plants can you grow in your 4×4 tent under that 600watt?I hear this a lot
I can hold 5 if not too big...but on average 3 or 4...depends on how big you grow them...this is just 2 plants...and I harvested a little over 2lbs off these 2 plants
I have cool tubes, not wing or box style reflectors...the heat the lights produce, get's sucked out through my duct work and into my attic. Any residual heat in the room is taken care of with my A/C (if needed) and fans.You are like 1 in 100 that can keep an HPS tent cool. Just about everyone has Temp problems using them. I'll use them in winter months but not the summer when it's hot already.
Nice looking bud but I seriously think I'll get buds like that this grow using LED's.
Well, they all claim to "Match" or "equal" a 1000 watt HID, but none do. Unless you buy 2 or 3 of them...the only one I've found that does it by itself is that much, as far as intensity and foot print coverage...I guess we agree to disagree on this, but that's cool, we all have our own ways and preferences
That Nextlight is a joke compared to HLG. I proved that with a PAR meter. I took the LED's used for HLG (Samsung LM-301's) and found a cheaper alternative. Four 288 boards and one driver. I have about 400 bucks tied up per light for a 1000 watt HPS legit replacement that EXCEEDS what a single ended 1000 watt HPS can do. I don't need convincing. Period.Well, they all claim to "Match" or "equal" a 1000 watt HID, but none do. Unless you buy 2 or 3 of them...the only one I've found that does it by itself is that much, as far as intensity and foot print coverage...I guess we agree to disagree on this, but that's cool, we all have our own ways and preferences
And here's the only one I found that matches mine...
Honestly, I think they're all too expensive. And like I've been saying, when they come down in price I may switch...Not to mention I have 2 HIDs and a 4x8 tent for the price of 1 of those lights.
Honestly, I think they're all too expensive. And like I've been saying, when they come down in price I may switch...Not to mention I have 2 HIDs and a 4x8 tent for the price of 1 of those lights.
Like I said in another post, it's preference, and, what you're used to...I already have everything dialed in so all I have to do is water and feed and the rest takes care of itself.
You sound like a buddy of mine, he also does HVAC for a guy in Oklahoma, who also happens to grow...He's been trying to convert me to LEDs for years
Its day 11. I know you said 3 leaf sets before I should transplant. Do I count those first true leaves as a set. Look at these pics and let me know if I'm ready for a transplant. You mentioned that you transplant a few times. Does it stress your plants at all.
