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Dimmable light height

The other reason to dim is to save electricity and $ in the early stages. Dim down and bring closer allows me to hit my PPFD target with 150-200w from my 450w light
 
According to Google AI yes but the answer is a little vague
Yes, the light spectrum of an LED does dim when dimmed, but the extent of the change depends on the type of LED and dimming technology used; static white LEDs show little to no spectrum shift, while others like tunable or full-spectrum lights can shift towards warmer colors to mimic a natural dimming effect, making the light less blue and more red/yellow.
 
I have been using it for a couple of years, I bought the diffuser but I haven't really tried it out yet. I do think the plants are the best indicator but I like a 2nd opinion because I dont trust my own lol
 
Well if an LED sales person or Engineer said that then you can take that to the toilet cause the bank will laugh at you, LOL. Actually as far as I know HLG is a reputable company so its probably true and sense I have no clue how to check spectrum i will take their word for it. lol
 
Yeah, Allenpro, I think the same way. I'm hesitant to believe anything someone tells me that is either selling something or answering a question about something I have purchased. The question about dimming LED's was answered for me a few years ago. It comes up from time to time.

Trust but verify. That's what I have learned about sales people and company engineers. Ha.
 
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