So 36 LEDs is going to outproduce the light from 150 in my apollo 10 unit? Hard to believe, but I wont throw the BS card until we get more information...
Lighting new GN Units
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I could be wrong here, sorry in advance if so, but I swear master Tang mentioned he was testing an early engineering copy. He's probably under confidentiality, but perhaps soon could be authorized to share some pics in action and on a plant 
I could be wrong here, sorry in advance if so, but I swear master Tang mentioned he was testing an early engineering copy. He's probably under confidentiality, but perhaps soon could be authorized to share some pics in action and on a plant
TANG !! Calling you out, are you already testing this baby. Show us the money dude
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Treeman I dont know any more then the next, but I believe they said the new unit should basically be on par with the ms006. The apollo 10 is a 10 module unit? Guessing probably as good as the old series so I wouldn't "think" that it will be beating that. Like I said I don't actually know anything.
Treeman I dont know any more then the next, but I believe they said the new unit should basically be on par with the ms006. The apollo 10 is a 10 module unit? Guessing probably as good as the old series so I wouldn't "think" that it will be beating that. Like I said I don't actually know anything.
I'm pretty sure it will out perform a standard MS006 as it has Rebels in it. Could be better than an Apollo but I'm GN biased
Oh ok, so would this be more comparable to a 006 with standard led's or with rebel upgrades? Those rebels upgrades look like they out put a shit ton of light! I guess the best test will be by watching a few grows.... Anyone know of a price for these new units?
360 £.
If I remember correctly it will be 330 GPB ~ 420 EUR ~ 520 USD
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Congrats on the release GN.:Sharing One:
I do have a few questions in regards to this quote..
"The LED module and cooling solution are powered by a 2015 Philips Xitanium Digital driver. The new Digital drivers combines intelligent data handling and smooth, precise drive. Unlike traditional AC/DC led drivers, digital drivers can diagnose, adjust and automate the entire LED system. So for example your grow rooms ambient temperature is rising beyond a safe limit, the driver will dim the LED's so the light stays on but the LED module and driver stay protected from overheating. Each Holographic series light has its own digital address and can as send data bi-directionally allowing up to 64 units to communicate down one bus to a single command centre. This allows you to remotely dim and turn off multiple scenes of lights or individual lights and request diagnostics of temperature, power consumption, run time etc. "
Does this mean that I will be able to connect to the unit via ethernet cable to diagnose any issues the unit may be experiencing?
Is there a brand of existing software that this will work with?
Or will there be an OEM software package available?
Does this also allow for remote control/monitoring of the unit over the internet via handheld devices?
If the unit automatically dims the leds to keep it from overheating, how would a grower know that the unit is running at a dimmed level if they don't have the ability to run a diagnostic on it?
My concern is how would a grower know that the ambient temps are too high for the unit.
One could be running the unit through an entire grow at reduced levels without knowing it.
I look forward to your 120v release.
Any info would be greatly appreciated,
Ronin
(I'd appreciate responses from GN only)
I do have a few questions in regards to this quote..
"The LED module and cooling solution are powered by a 2015 Philips Xitanium Digital driver. The new Digital drivers combines intelligent data handling and smooth, precise drive. Unlike traditional AC/DC led drivers, digital drivers can diagnose, adjust and automate the entire LED system. So for example your grow rooms ambient temperature is rising beyond a safe limit, the driver will dim the LED's so the light stays on but the LED module and driver stay protected from overheating. Each Holographic series light has its own digital address and can as send data bi-directionally allowing up to 64 units to communicate down one bus to a single command centre. This allows you to remotely dim and turn off multiple scenes of lights or individual lights and request diagnostics of temperature, power consumption, run time etc. "
Does this mean that I will be able to connect to the unit via ethernet cable to diagnose any issues the unit may be experiencing?
Is there a brand of existing software that this will work with?
Or will there be an OEM software package available?
Does this also allow for remote control/monitoring of the unit over the internet via handheld devices?
If the unit automatically dims the leds to keep it from overheating, how would a grower know that the unit is running at a dimmed level if they don't have the ability to run a diagnostic on it?
My concern is how would a grower know that the ambient temps are too high for the unit.
One could be running the unit through an entire grow at reduced levels without knowing it.
I look forward to your 120v release.
Any info would be greatly appreciated,
Ronin
(I'd appreciate responses from GN only)
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