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Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Wed May 20, 2015 12:20 am
by surfinc • | 1.748 Posts | 6388 Points

Anybody run these lamps yet...
I heard only one per 4x8 tray...crazy bright and crazy hot.....
Who's tried em?
https://www.1000bulbs.com/product/136385...zTk4aArRY8P8HAQ

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Wed May 20, 2015 7:26 pm
by umbra • | 780 Posts | 4085 Points

my buddy norcalhal is running those and the air cooled hoods with the Philips double ended bulbs. He has the head space and keeps them at least 3' above the plants and still sees some beaching. He said a good 20% increase in weight.

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Wed May 20, 2015 10:42 pm
by surfinc • | 1.748 Posts | 6388 Points

Wasn't aware of the Philips .....
Will have to look...
A production shop a friend runs just blew up with the gavita ....seriously added weight....we just trimmed like 28 packs on 12 lamps.........but his temps are on top end and quality has reflected the stresses .....
Butchers in LA still offered 2300.....
Thus me asking around .....

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Thu May 21, 2015 5:08 pm
by umbra • | 780 Posts | 4085 Points

I think Hal normally did 22 elbows and now 28. that's a nice increase

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Thu Sep 14, 2017 8:32 pm
by bbr751 • | 424 Posts | 1841 Points

i know a dude who has one.. heat is the issue with him but the par readings are on point!!

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Fri Sep 15, 2017 12:55 pm
by my my • | 109 Posts | 564 Points

I just upgraded my lighting as well, but not those..
I bought 1 of these for my flower room. https://fluence.science/store/spydr-series/spydrx-plus/
and 1 of these to put in the veg room. https://fluence.science/store/spydr-series/spydrx/
so far i am loving the X, as i just ran a flower cycle with it. dont have a total weight on it yet. But i did do some research before i pulled the trigger, and seems some commercial growers are using them in the legal states and are loving them...

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Mon Sep 18, 2017 10:59 pm
by surfinc • | 1.748 Posts | 6388 Points

Wow that's some bucks right there

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Thu Sep 21, 2017 9:18 am
by my my • | 109 Posts | 564 Points

yes it is for sure,, believe it or not tho, i saved 30.00 on the 1st month eltric bill..
and wth, no one said our hobby was a cheap one... it can be tho. but i want the best i can grow... ha ha ha

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RE: Gavita pro

in Sizing and Lighting Thu Sep 21, 2017 10:06 pm
by orangesunshine • | 803 Posts | 3182 Points

got me a friend using them in a warehouse veg room---put out a huge footprint---yes they do get hot hot hot---no doubt more bang for your buck in lumens/foot candles---gavita recommends replacing the reflective metal at a small charge on occasion to keep them working at top reflective capacity---if i were in the light market---i would buy them with a plan to control temps---later surf

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