28W 50W LED Grow Light With UV IR For Vertical Farm Organic Marijuana 1000W

Product Description

28W 50W LED Grow Light with UV IR for vertical farm organic garden marijuana 1000W 100w 

Application

Widely used in indoor growing, especially designed for cannabis growing. Compatible with Fulton Indoor Series (E Series & S Series) , or you can use them individually to supplement the UV and far-red light sources of your grow light arrays.

Including ultraviolet (UV) as well as infrared (IR) and far-red waves. These wavelengths don’t factor significantly into photosynthetic rates, but they do affect plants, and in some very interesting ways. It’s important to note that UV and IR lights should generally be operated independently from primary lights, and run for short intervals in your garden.

UV grow lights can also produce changes/increases in phenolic compounds, flavonoid pigments, resins and oil production, etc. As plants are exposed to UV light, they produce such compounds to protect themselves, similar to the way you might put sunscreen on so you don’t get sunburn. While these effects are highly desirable for many crops.

Product Advantages

IP54 proof rating

UL CE Certified

power than a 48W DE fixture

Tailored spectrum produces desirable crop traits 11 year diode life

operating 12 hours per day

5 year warranty •

Tech Specs

Q&A

Can I still use CO2 in my room with my Fulton LED?

Absolutely! One of the greatest benefits of higher room temps when growing with LEDs is that the plant's ability to assimilate CO2 greatly increases when temps are raised to 82-85 degrees. In fact, it is widely believed to be the ideal temperature for this process to take place, meaning your plants are fully utilizing that tank of gas that was such a pain in the butt to drag into your grow room.

After a power outage, does my light come back on or stay off?

This is a user preference. The light has an internal memory that will revert the light to its last manually saved setting. If you prefer the light to come back on at a certain intensity after a power outage has occurred, manually adjust your light to reflect this intensity using the A, B and C buttons. Once the light is at the desired intensity, press the “OK” button twice. After this is done, simulate a hard power off or power outage by unplugging your light and plugging it back in. You will now notice that when your light powers up it is the same intensity as you last manually entered.

Why aren’t my spectrum settings staying set?

The “OK” button must be pressed in order to save all manually entered settings. When setting your spectrums to a desired percentage, the “OK” button must be pressed to lock the setting into the light's memory.