RAYWAY Full Spectrum E27 LED grow light Bulb 660nm 460nm 10000k IR UV for Plants Hydroponics Par38 coral reefs LED Aquarium Lamp
Attention Please:When working , the IR LED chip won't emit light the same as other color LED, cause IR Light is invisiable by human eyes .Dear friends, if you need other color beads, please contact us
Description:
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Light Type: Par38 Grow Light Bulb
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Base type:E27
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LED Quantity: 18LEDs
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Material: Alunimium
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Beam Angle: 30-45 Degree
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Lamp Size: 120mm(Diameter)*125mm(Height)
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Wave Length: Red:640-670nm; Blue:450-470nm; Green:520nm; White:10000K; UV: 395nm; IR: 750nm
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Voltage requirement:AC 85-265V 50~60HZ
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Led Tips:new Epistar
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Recommended Height: 0.8-1.2Meter
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Working Temperature: -20 to 40 °C
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Operating Humidity: 0%~80% relative humidity
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Lifespan:>50000h
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Package Weight:400-420g
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Warranty:2years
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For: Hydroponics,Vegetables and Flowering plant
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Increase yield and decrease growth circle
Package Includes:
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1pcs E27 Par38 Grow Light Bulb
Features of Full Spectrum:
Blue (wavelength: 440nm, 460nm): Helps plants grow;
Red (wavelength: 630nm, 660nm): Helps plants grow and flower: Red LED is the key for flowering plants;
Infrared (wavelength: 750nm): IR can help plants grow;
UV (wavelength: 380-410nm): Ultraviolet can help plants grow and will also kill insects;
White: Improve plant photosynthesis
Question and Answer:
1. How about the performance of led grow light compare with HID/HPS lighting?
LED lights cost more money to front, but you will save about 50% power consumption of the light, cooling costs (very expensive in the summer) and annual bulb replacement. Follow the guidelines for recommended coverage area, and your LEDs will impress you with their yield. Comparing with HPS/MH bulbs LEDs will reduce much heat output, and also substantially reduces the risk of a fire hazard, especially in an enclosed space. Our led grow light mainly are red and blue spectrum, these two spectrums are the peak of plants absorption.
2. Does this light emit much heat?
LEDs are the most efficient lights nowadays. They produce so little heat that you can actually let the plant touch the light (although it's not recommended - as you will reduce the size of your growing area). Any heat produced by the unit is absorbed by the heat sink and dissipated by the fans in the rear of the light.
