Live Stoners Interview Platinum LED Tom 28th April 2017

[TheMongol]

OK guys...can somebody tag me in where it started?

@L0wbob2017 @trailanimal @PlatinumLEDTom

 

[L0wbob2017]

Very true @L0wbob2017 . Quality parts can make or break a light. We stand behind our product the best we can with our 5 year warranty.

I think for the LED's you could easy go up to 7 years ( LOL i talk here like 5 years is nothing but it is crazy long!!! )
If you think about a 18h light cycle thats 46k hours in 7 years. Seems fair to me thinking about a lifetime of 50k hours per LED.
Maybe the driver will get some damage first haha

 

[trailanimal]

What up @trailanimal? My top recommendation for a 2 x 4 would definitely be a P600, but make sure you have enough height! THat light is intense!

You can't go wrong with the P300 or P450 for that space either. I'm confident you'll be happy with the result with any one of those lights.. Remember, as a good grower you can expect to get around a gram per watt. More wattage more dank and stank!

yeah, takes light to make resin!

 

[L0wbob2017]

30 secs left for me

@TheMongol next post Tom comes in.

 

[Duggy]

@TheMongol page 811 start....

 

[TheMongol]

@TheMongol next post Tom comes in.

Thanks bud

 

[TheMongol]

@TheMongol page 811 start....

THX...SIR!

 

[trailanimal]

OK guys...can somebody tag me in where it started?

@L0wbob2017 @trailanimal @PlatinumLEDTom

p. 811, I think

 

[budelee]

Now after i load another few bowls... And listen to a choon....What gear do you recommend to cover a 5x5 feet area(or 25sf).. @PlatinumLEDTom

 

[PlatinumLEDTom]

Next thing i wanted to know is what do you think about UV-supplementals?
At the moment UV-A or even UV-B LED's are very expensive, got a short life and their intensity ( or better said UV-output ) isnt comparable to a UV-radiating tube.
But once they can be produced cheap, with a longer life-time and better UV-output, are you gonna plan to implement UV-LED's into your products?

Our lights currently include UV-A diodes.

I'm not sure if there are any UV-B diodes on the market. I know you can get UV-B light using the fluorescent reptile lights. There are even a few LED vendors that add UV-B to their panels using the reptile lights.

The UV-A got us the best combination of yield and potency. The UV light stresses plant and the plant responds buy creating a sunscreen. That sunscreen is basically everything we love in cannabis, like flavanoids, terpenes, tricomes, THC and CBD.

Adding UV-B sacrifices a bit of the yield, but can be really good if you are looking to extract oils. We are all about our customers coming up with their own lighting recipes for growing their plants. If extractions is your goal, supplimenting our LED's with UVB could get you great results.