Hi all,
Looking at getting a 1.2x1.2x2 Gorilla tent.
I have read and read on lights, but an now just more confused than when i started.
I was looking at spending around AUD$400-500 and after some basic recommendations for something that i can just plug in and go (not things i need to piss about wiring - not my forte especially after a biff or two).
Hello and welcome to the forum.
For a decent led, Mars leds are not too bad. They do get hot though. Somthing that will be a hassle come summer time.
I have lights from cutter electronics. Had to put them together but not to hard, no soldering required… https://g.co/kgs/YTrta1
They are good people, if the website is too confusing you can call them and have a chat.
May I also call the resident light specialist and all-round good guy @dbrn32…
Thanks Bud
wow, just looked at their website - not a scooby doo what all that was about…
I think i need something simple, plug and go…
heat is a worry - especially up here in SE QLD come summer - decent exhaust fan should help?
Cheers
I have no idea what the exchange rate is or exactly what is available to members from down under, sorry. I think you have a couple of authorized dealers for horticulture lighting group. They make excellent fixtures, but I suspect budget may be a bit low for light large enough for a 4x4. I could be wrong though?
If diy isn’t an option, I’m hoping some of the other members can help.
Like I said, if their website’s to confusing you can give them a call. They’re good people and easy to talk to. Explain what you need and they will point you in the right direction…
Seems to be legit for a 3x3, in flower so figured I returned my blurple didnt come close to what it described in wattage. Its pricey but bite the bullet. I have a 4 yr old lemon tree where itll find its home in the winter. So duel purpose. These quantum boards are where it’s at if you wanna keep your bills down. Low key …
I think mine was on low when straight out of the box. Can’t remember but I did remove the plug and have a play. I just run mine on low untill flower then turn right up. …