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Yes, many LED companies are offering grow light dimmers and the ability to switch off sections of your light to change how it is supposed to work. ...
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Total Photon Flux or Photon Flux (PF) is a measurement of the total number of photons coming out of a light source per second. It counts all photon...
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Photosynthetic Active Radiation (PAR) designates the spectrum or range of colors of light from 400 to 700 nanometers that plants are able to use fo...
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Yield Photon Flux (YPF) is a measure of light intensity, weighted based on the light wavelength's usefulness to plants when it is the only color of...
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Our vegetative and flowering footprints are based on the light intensity requirements for some of the most commonly-grown high-light plants such as...
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Yes, every light produces heat. It does not matter if the light comes from a bulb, diode, or a star like our sun; they all produce heat. LEDs provi...
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It's easy to be confused by the idea of beam angle and how it can affect plant growth. Each individual diode (LED stands for Light-Emitting Diode) ...
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Many people look for a single measurement or statistic that can be used to compare different types of grow lights. Many companies try to impress by...
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4.5% of the total photon flux of PhytoMAX-2 lights is in the 320-400nm UV-A range. Because UV light is more energetic than PAR light, 6.6% of the t...
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Yes, there is one critical change you will need to make in your growing style to maximize yields under Black Dog LED PhytoMAX-2® lights: keeping th...
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Aren't passively-cooled LED grow lights better?
HPS, MH, CMH / LEC and other high intensity discharge lights increase in efficiency as the bulb get...
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When you get anything warm enough it will start to give off light, and the hotter it gets, the more energetic the light gets, shifting from the red...
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