What is the wattage of the lights? Wondering about the energy they use compared to other grow lights?
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There is 54 watts per bulb. Two bulbs each tier. Total of six bulbs. You can operate each tier independently.
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I don't know but we have ours set on a very small Christmas tree with a short string of LED lights (50) and it works perfectly with this load but I don't know how many watts?
213731
Unfortunately I cannot answer the wattage question, but I can tell you that we burned through 2 sets of these in less than a year. The output is amazing and clear however due to this temperature it appears that they will need to be replaced often.
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I've read somewhere they output 1200 Lumens with power at 22 W. More or less it compares with a 75W incandescent according to some charts. This doesn't take efficiency into account. I'd say a bit more than 75 after having had those for about a year. HTH.
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Like David said, 3 watts each, 6 watts per light, 12 watts total. They are very bright despite the low power usage.
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Depends on the size of LEDs watts. but petty much will put out the same amount of heat. But lok I said it depends on how many watts you get with the led. I would recommend glow grow led lights tho
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I use CFL mini lights for veg. and a 400 watt HPS light for flower. With a cycle of 18/ 6 hours on and off for veg. and 12/12 for flower.
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The wattage... I don't remember, I think is 60W. Pure white? Not really. The light is whiter than the light from the original ones (which were really yellowish), but is ok. I'd say I'm happy with them, but from the first pair, one of them burnt after 3 months of use, I bought them again so I now have a spear one.
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They are 15 watt equivalent, but they are more like 25 - 35 watt. They are also not warm white. They are more bright white.
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I have both the G8LED 240watt for vegetation with the 90watt red LED as to enhance flowering. They are 120 volt. I switched from 400 watt metal halides.... They are cooler and just as productive, if not better. I love them and am going to purchase more this year. Hope that helps . -Pete
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I didn't measure the power used, so can't comment on that. But mine are *really* bright and I believe the claim that they are equivalent to a 225W incandescent. But they're not instantly bright - they take about 5 minutes to reach full brightness.
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mine was super bright almost blinding but i got rid of it cuz i couldnt grow anything with it i went back to hps and mh as for the power draw mine was around 90 watts
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24 watts and 2000 lumens. I grew black pearl peppers from seed and this unit was terrifickeep the light about an inch from the top of the seedlings/plant. If it is too far away then the plants will get leggy.
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Are you trying to grow real plants -- is that your concern? If so i dont think leds are suitable for that no matter the watts per gallon because they dont produce the wavelengths necessary for plant growth like flourescent bulbs
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You can use up to 100 watt but I use 75. These are beautiful lights and they look great outdoors. I have been so happy with them at the front door and around the garage door. I thought the price was great but they look very expensive. Very glad I found them.
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They're standard US plugs / volts (110?). The wattage depends on the lights you use in them. The default lights are CFL's that emit a pretty high color temperature (about 7500k) and they tended to make skin tone look a little green. The two bigger soft boxes come with 4X45 watt bulbs (which are brighter than tungsten of the same wattage.) So one of those soft boxes with the default lights take about 200 watts.
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No expert here but have used in several locations.. they are smaller and work w/ a clip on shade on my small desk light.. can measure it but the say equal to 100 watt conventional bulb.. I would say equal to a 60 watt.. but do save energy so am happy with them..