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Top 5 best LED lights of 2022
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The article presents the top five LED lights for indoor growing based on criteria such as spectrum, power, panel size, LEDs, coverage area and efficiency. Number 1 is the Spider Series PRO line which has premium PHILIPS LEDs as well as red, ultraviolet and infrared LEDs to accelerate growth and production. There are different models to cover the entire growing space. Number 2 is the Ignator Heroled line which offers a full spectrum similar to natural light with low power consumption and...
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Let's discover the Spider PRO from CannaLED dedicated to indoor growing
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The article is about the new Spider Pro from CannaLED, a manufacturer of LED horticultural lighting known for its efficiency. The Spider Pro are different from other products on the market as they come in 6 different sizes to fit any type of box. They are equipped with Dual-Channel technology that allows to adapt the spectrum according to the life phase of the plant and the plant itself. The "CannaSmart" console is very easy to use and allows to manage up to 200 Spider Pro at the same time...
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The new ATS 200W and 300W PRO LED lights from Lumatek for indoor growing!
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The article describes the features of the ATS Pro line from Lumatek, a brand that has reinvented its indoor LED grow light products. The design is more square and colorful with hooks for easy hanging and outputs for management with a dimmer or management console. The two models (300W Pro and 200W Pro) measure 55cm x 55cm and 52cm x 52cm respectively and weigh 5.2kg and 4kg. They are IP65 certified for protection against dust, splash water, and have a 60,000 hour life span thanks to high...
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The different spectrum colors
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LEDs (light-emitting diodes) can be used to influence the development of indoor plants. Different colors of LED are more appropriate depending on the stage of plant development. Blue (450nm) is ideal for accelerating vegetative growth, while red (630-660nm) promotes budding and flowering. White LEDs are necessary to provide visibility and detect plant health problems. The ultraviolet spectrum is rarely used, but can be used for a short period to increase THC content. It is important not to...
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