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Dec 6, 2015 6:44 AM CST
Name: Mayo
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what are T5, T8 or T12 bulbs?

How important is the amount of lumen a lamp is emitting?

I have found the red and blue lights Becky mentioned before, they are TCL lights (?)
(75 Watt Turbo Neon 9500°K BlueSky "Cutting" Light and Turbo Neon TCL 75 Watt 2700°K Yellow "Blooming" light)
Both give 5,000 lumen and I would use 1 of each in an armature, so the total would be 10,000 lumen.

Or I could go for 1 400watt lamp that has the full spectrum of light and would be emitting 56,500 (!) lumen
(for instance the GE LUCALOX® HO 400W lamp : http://www.gelighting.com/Ligh...)

Would I need several of the blue/red armatures (because they need to be right on top of the plants?) and could I do with 1 of the 400W lamps for a larger space = more plants?


Mayo
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