The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
Don't worry you will see it! I will tag if I remember. You may see me around on Insta too if you're on there?
It won't be posted here, it will be in the diaries section but there will be some you tube vids going up too.
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After a bit of reading around trying to figure out what all that means I realise your lights are really good, anyone else reading this that doesn’t understand it this next quote pretty much sums it up, oh and think of efficacy as efficiency
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
Invisible sun LEDs are great little leds. We're now at a point where most of the cheap ones are pushing 2.0+ and the decent ones are up near and even above 3.0umol/JVador wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:41 pmAfter a bit of reading around trying to figure out what all that means I realise your lights are really good, anyone else reading this that doesn’t understand it this next quote pretty much sums it up, oh and think of efficacy as efficiency
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
Not only that, they've really upped their game with the latest iterations. I always recommend them to people.
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I haven't looked into the technicals yet. Too far down a rabbit hole about soil and microbes etc......Vador wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:41 pmAfter a bit of reading around trying to figure out what all that means I realise your lights are really good, anyone else reading this that doesn’t understand it this next quote pretty much sums it up, oh and think of efficacy as efficiency
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
I think the efficacy bit comes into more how other LED manufacturers tend to fiddle what the intended output of the light is and what it can produce under it.
Invisible sun seem very clear about what their lights are capable of without a big fat lie
They seem pretty pro to me so far.
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
Here you go, an easy to read article that explains it all pretty well https://www.420ledguide.com/led-grow-li ... -or-ppf-w/DIY.Rik wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:50 pmI haven't looked into the technicals yet. Too far down a rabbit hole about soil and microbes etc......Vador wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:41 pmAfter a bit of reading around trying to figure out what all that means I realise your lights are really good, anyone else reading this that doesn’t understand it this next quote pretty much sums it up, oh and think of efficacy as efficiency
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
I think the efficacy bit comes into more how other LED manufacturers tend to fiddle what the intended output of the light is and what it can produce under it.
Invisible sun seem very clear about what their lights are capable of without a big fat lie
They seem pretty pro to me so far.
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I imagine that wouldn't be an issue. I asked for the dimmer wire to be extended so that was remote and that wasn't an issue. Customer service is well above par, especially for an English company
I do have one issue with my light though.
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
Ah, yeah, this is the internet after all.Vador wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 11:29 pmHere you go, an easy to read article that explains it all pretty well https://www.420ledguide.com/led-grow-li ... -or-ppf-w/DIY.Rik wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:50 pmI haven't looked into the technicals yet. Too far down a rabbit hole about soil and microbes etc......Vador wrote: ↑Mon Oct 11, 2021 10:41 pmAfter a bit of reading around trying to figure out what all that means I realise your lights are really good, anyone else reading this that doesn’t understand it this next quote pretty much sums it up, oh and think of efficacy as efficiency
“Generalising a bit, efficacy for LED grow lights can be broken down to a few categories:
0.7-1.0 umol/J: poor efficacy
1.0-1.3 umol/J: decent efficacy
1.3-1.6 umol/J: good efficacy
1.6-2.0 umol/J: very good efficacy
2.0+ umol/J: excellent efficacy”
I think the efficacy bit comes into more how other LED manufacturers tend to fiddle what the intended output of the light is and what it can produce under it.
Invisible sun seem very clear about what their lights are capable of without a big fat lie
They seem pretty pro to me so far.
Almost the same thing, but not quite.
I still stick to what I said above they're totally different.
Maybe this article explains how many use both words as the same thing, when they shouldn't
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I think this explains something slightly different than efficiency which would be how much electricity you're using against the light intensity. Or the efficiency would be how much end product per how much energy used, so 1g per watt.
It's just a different way of showing how good the light is.
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Re: The difference between white light led and horticulture specific LED
what issues have you had?Finchmad_79 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 12, 2021 5:31 amI imagine that wouldn't be an issue. I asked for the dimmer wire to be extended so that was remote and that wasn't an issue. Customer service is well above par, especially for an English company
I do have one issue with my light though.
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