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I am not a LED guy so I can't help with that, but I would like to remind you to make sure you get a light that supports your temperature needs (basically keeping your tent in the 70'sF.
Sometimes we get so concerned with getting the best light we can, without being sure how we will control it. (I use MH/HPS 600w and it is considered a 'hot' light)
 
Flockshot said:
I am not a LED guy so I can't help with that, but I would like to remind you to make sure you get a light that supports your temperature needs (basically keeping your tent in the 70'sF.
Sometimes we get so concerned with getting the best light we can, without being sure how we will control it. (I use MH/HPS 600w and it is considered a 'hot' light)
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I'm going to main use of LED
HPS I consider Small power As flowering auxiliary
 
I use 2 300 watt LED's in a 2.5 by 4.0 feet and even closed my closet has yet to be over 76 degrees.

I like them for the low temp output and they seem to have enough power ready (almost) to harvest my second lady
 
300W draw from the wall? I have 2 600w led lights and they pull about 380 each from the wall. Which is the wattage you would use for a watts to gram ratio. I will say they definetly create some heat when all switches are powered on but easily controlable (in winter) with a small inline fan vent system. I have to keep my inline on low or else it gets to cool in there right now and humidity drops. I feel it should be easily manageable in summer.. crank the fan power up. Im in a similarly sized space as you sun yuan 4.5x4.5ft
I would def recomend the lights i have. Platinum led but do alot of research watch some videos on YouTube. No need to rush get whatll work best for you. Good luck :)
 
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