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RM428                                                                                      US$171.20

With the development of "Peak Targeting", Full Spectrum Technology, our 5-Band System targets ALL peak efficiency values.  We have also developed "Intelligent" Balancing that allows our 5-Band system to be scientifically balanced to provide the proper photosynthetic proportions to power these specific peak bands.  For Example, Chlorophyll A, which is responsible for most of a plant's photosynthesis, if given too few of the allocation, will not achieve peak photosynthesis. If you provide too much, Chlorophyll A begins to shut down from overload, while other photosynthetic elements starve due to the under-allocated crucial LED Bands.
 


With the development of a 5-Band Tri-Spectrum design, we can deliver over 95% absorbable light to your plants using the key spectra of Red, Blue, and Infrared.  The key wavelengths and design applications is what makes this configuration work so well and this is what other LED Grow Lights on the market will find very difficult to duplicate.

Top 5 Reasons to use the Illuminator UFO:

1. For indoor growers, the amount of energy consumption is of great concern for most. At 50W of power, this is like having an extra house light on and would account for a small amount of total electric bill.
2. The HEAT signature problem is no longer an issue with this LED Grow Light.. Say goodbye to any of those worries....
3. The Yield.....This is pretty much what it's all about right? Well the output of our 50W Illuminator UFO is equivalent to a 200W HID. Now we're not saying that the 50W Illuminator UFO emits more Lumens output than a 200W or 300W HID, but to state that the Illuminator UFO emits the same amount of absorbable light as a 200W HID and it is this ability to only emit key absorbable light that your plants are able to use that makes it possible to achieve the parity results with an HID at just a fraction of the wattage. Lumens output is not a key factor in determining plant growth, it is the ability of the plants to absorb and transform the light energy into photosynthesis and which wavelengths are to be used to achieve those key absorption points. Lumens are a common measure of output that is used to measure the intensity of HID Lighting, but really has no direct bearing on determining plant growth. Remember that over 85% of the light emitted from an HID Light is waisted in the form of non-absorbable light waves as well as heat energy.
4. The HID Bulbs are only good for 2 cycles before you see the yield start to diminish. That means you have to buy new bulbs every 2 cycles. They aren't cheap either! The lifecycle for the 50W LED is for 50,000 hours - that's nearly 10 years if you use 14 hour cycles on average. That pays for itself many times over.
5. No Ballast required, No thermal footprint, No bulbs to replace, No maintenance costs.

Applications:

Hydroponics, Horticulture, Greenhouse Lighting, etc

Product Specifications:

• 80% more energy efficient than Metal Halide or HPS lamps
• No bulbs to replace, no maintenance expenses
• Any indoor growing method: hydroponics, aeroponics, soil
• Discreet - No thermal footprint
• No additional cooling equipment required
• Safe to operate - no exploding bulbs and they will not burn plants
• Dimensions: 7" X 3"
• Comes equipped with built-in cooling fans
• Weighs only 7 lbs - no ballast required
• 50,000+ hour life cycle
• Environmentally Safe - contains no hazardous materials
• CE and ROHS Compliant
• Three year warranty

Technical Specifications:

• Approved for 24 hour use
• Output Power: 50 Watt - .21 AMPS
• Operating Temperature: -4F to +104F (-20C to +40C)
• Voltage: 110-265V
• Weight: 7 lbs.
• Beam Angle: Varying Degree Angle
• Wavelengths Or Tck: Red 662+, Infrared, Blue
• Color Spectra: Red, Infrared, and Blue
• Diode Configuration: 50 X 1W

Installation Recommendations:

The following are recommendations for hanging your light and the area it will cover. Since no two gardens are exactly alike, we suggest you experiment with variations in the distance from your plants and your total grow area to see what works best for you.

Important Note: Too much light will cause serious damage to seedlings and young plants! Plants at the earliest stages of development must be placed the farthest distances from the light.