Flash Sale Phlizon Grow Light FD6000 640W $299

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PHLIZON FD6000 640W Full-spectrum Daisy Chain Dimmable Cost-effective High-yield Commercial LED Grow Light for 4×4FT​

PPE: 2.75 µmol/J
Wattage: 640w±5%@100V-277V
Yield: 2.5g/watt
Dimension: 40.8 x41.7 x3.9inches/105x107x10cm
Weight: 33Lbs/15KG
Coverage: Flower Coverage: 4X4ft/120cmX120cm, Veg Coverage: 5X5ft/150cmX150cm
Grow Tent Compatible: 5X5ft/150cmX150cm
Lifetime: 50 000 Hrs
Detachable Driver: UL Listed Waterproof Driver
Spectrum: Full-spectrum
Daisy Chain Dimmable: O-0-20%-40%-60%-80%-100% with 0-10V Light
LED Distribution（Samsung LED 281B）:
1728pcs 2800-3000K LEDs
288pcs 5000-6600K LEDs
576pcs 660-665nm red LEDs


Check Phlizon official stores to get your light!

Phlizon US store: https://phlizonstore.com/
Phlizon UK store: https://phlizon.co.uk/
Phlizon EU store: https://phlizon.eu/
Phlizon AU store: https://phlizon-au.com/
Phlizon CA store: https://www.phlizon.ca/

No tax, with free shipping from the local warehouse
Fast delivery 5-7 business days
3-year Warranty, 30-day Free Return

 

[Cannaficionado]

Is this light $299 USD? Because I clicked on the US link and the site say $449.00

 

[BII]

A general question: Any reason(s) why even high-end lights have evenly spaced LEDs, resulting in much less light at the periphery, much more in the center? Why not space, angle or focus the LEDs to provide even intensity within the full area the lights are claimed to cover? Seems like a no-brainer in terms of marketing. As it is, I prefer using multiple smaller lights, which with overlaps between them presumably provide more even coverage.

I've been looking for a light for my 4x4, but there are very few designed for even intensity. Looking at these PPFD maps, I'm just not interested. Is everyone designing lights presuming they will be used next to, overlapping with other lights or what?