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Black Dog LED - PhytoMAX-2 400W Grow Light
In the box you'll find: 1 new Black Dog LED - PhytoMAX-2 400W Grow Light An 8-foot, 14 gauge 120V North American outlet (NEMA 5-15) power cord 1 pair commercial LED hanger clips 1 pair Heavy Duty Ratcheting 8-foot Light Hangers Black Dog LED - PhytoMAX-2 400W Grow Light Details: More efficient and powerful than any 600W HPS Black Dog LED - PhytoMAX-2 400W Grow Lights better penetrate dense canopies to produce a superior yield with higher quality flowers and more trichomes Increases yield over a 600W HPS while using 35% less electricity Saves on electrical, cooling, reflector and bulb replacement costs 168 High-Output 5-watt LEDs Every top-bin LED is selected from the industry leader for the particular wavelength, including Cree, Osram, etc. With glass lenses for durability and cleanability High light intensity and energetic spectrum, crucial for canopy penetration to nourish lower leaves and flowers Even, edge-to-edge coverage eliminates leaf burn and hot spots 420 True Watts - 840 LED Watts Large Coverage Footprint Up to 4.25' X 4.25' (18 square feet!) of flowering footprint coverage Proven by independent spectroradiometer testing *Average PPFD measurements are over the entire footprint, edge-to-edge and corner-to-corner, based on reflective surroundings or adjacent lights. **When growing in an area smaller than the Medium Recommended Flower Footprint, CO2 supplementation is generally required to make full use of the additional light. Phyto-Genesis Spectrum The most efficient spectrum for growing plants, based on over 6 years of research and testing, outperforming HPS, MH, CMH (LEC), induction, fluorescent, and white, so-called full-spectrum LEDs in equal wattage tests One ideal spectrum for both vegetative and flowering stages eliminates stalling associated with spectrum changes such as switching from MH to HPS True full spectrum ranging from UVA to NIR (365-750nm) goes Beyond PARâ„¢ for ultimate flowering and vegetative plant cycles Appears white to human eye