will the tent actually hold a 48" fluorescent fixture?
508413
I have a 4ft Quantum 8 bulb T5 fixture in the tent. It is exactly 48" x 23.5". The fixture itself fits snuggly in between the left and right side poles of the unit. The power cord pushes the wall out a little -- not really enough that it matters though. If that seems like something that will bug you, a right angled power chord will fix that right up for you. If your fixture is less than an 8 bulb, you will have no problems.
508414
I used led lights but, I see no reason it wouldn't. It will touch the walls though
508415
I think it will be very tight. the inside is not any bigger than 48, so the ends of the lights may hit wall. That's not to say it will not work, but it will probably hit walls.
1017509
The fixture uses the 4 feet T12 40 watts fluorescent tube, that you have to buy separately. The wattage is per tube.
781299
Just measured inside and out and I don't believe it would fit. I think 48" would be max. Sorry.
1027934
It will hold a standard incandescent bulb. I have fluorescent bulbs in mine and it gives off plenty of light. Have also used little spot lights.
2025657
Hey, I'm in LA (away from my stands right now) but I think it supports up to 6lbs lights...I'll double check for you. However, the shipping weight isn't 50lbs it's light.
1342707
That's how I have mine set up, I only screwed the legs in and have 2 48" beams separate so I can store it away. Sturdy enough to use a circular saw on top.
1138526
Yes, I have the large room and the smaller room and they both are supporting multiple T4 Tube Ballast and the large tent also supports 2 other ballast. So total of 4. (in large room). Only advice I would give is, when setting up the tent, do not improvise or leave any part out. As with anything you build or that is put together, relying, on each part to be whole and function. If an ailment accurse it will effect the entire structure.
582487
It can handle a few light fixtures based on my experience. I had a deep dome with a Powersun UV/heat bulb as well as a 8.5" diameter fixture with a night time heating bulb. and it was just fine. Those uv/heat + deep dome combos can be kinda heavy for a fixture but it held it all just fine.
210072
It would but the ends would not be quite as bright. I would go 48 if it were me.
872201
The 36 would probably leave areas at the edges of the tank with decreased light. I would say the 48 would be better light wise. Also the legs of the light fit on the edge of the tank, thus the 36 would not fit where the 48 would fit.
417207
t5 lights come in 24" and 48". iprefeer 48" my self but space does not always allow this
1437990
I would not hang more than the light itself from those crossbars, sometimes they slide a bit while I raise my light. The tent itself is pretty bare bones but it gets the job done, you may be able to find extra crossbars but again, I would not trust them.
443720
No. I would say not. There is one place near the back end that is turned to 1" dia. The only other place close is the section that has the four flats on it. The round corners there are about 1 1/8" dia. If you could get things there to hold, there is still the reflector part of the light that is a little over 2" diameter. It would need standoffs or risers of some kind.
1678010
I don't think so. This fixture requires T8 48" fluorescent. You can check out this one, it's what I'm using for this fixture and it's been working great ever since. Hope it helps! (Case of 10) F32T8/SP41 Linear Fluorescent 32-Watt T8 FO32 741 Light Bulb 48"
300974
i see that your tent is 48" Wide by 24" Deep by 60"thats a fairly decent size and unless you are using low watt led and or fluorescent you are going to need a bigger fan, at least for the exhaust youll need a 4" blower fan minimum, 6" preferred like this: VenTech IF4 4" Inline Duct Fan 190 CFMand you can use 1 or 2 of these small duct fans as intake.
827946
if you mean for a window 48" high then yes. otherwise i don't understand the question.
407274
Maybe. Mine came with three brackets - 4, 5, & 6" widths. If your pole isn't that size, then I suppose not. Caution: both bulbs burned out within 2 months. I have to lower that thing to change the bulbs and it is DIFFICULT to say the least. I wish I had the money to buy something more permanent and longer lasting. It worked well but just make sure that when you adjust the light mount for he proper angle, you do it BEFORE you set at full height. If not, forget about it until you have to change the bulbs. I wish it were LED.