ECO Farm 30W Supplemental Light Bar IR 730NM + 660NM For Indoor Planting
ECO Farm 30W Supplemental Light Bar IR 730NM + 660NM For Indoor Planting
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ECO Farm 30W Supplemental Light Bar IR 730NM + 660NM For Indoor Planting
ECO Farm 30W Supplemental Light Bar IR 730NM + 660NM For Indoor Planting

ECO Farm 30W Supplemental Light Bar IR 730NM + 660NM For Indoor Planting

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Description

ECO Farm 30W IR 730NM + Red 660NM light bar frequency will encourage young plants to develop larger leaves and will also affect the photoperiodism (Flowering phase) of short-day plants. When short-day plants are exposed to far-red light, it will encourage them to flower. So, many growers will use far red lights like a 730nm LED light bar for a few minutes up to two hours before the lights off phase. Doing this will speed up flowering, meaning you will see flowers develop quicker than without far red light.

 


LED Type: OSRAM
Number of chips: 12PCS IR OSRAM 730NM + 18PCS OSRAM 660NM
Typical Power Consumption: 30Watt
Input Voltage: 100-277Vac (347V/480V optional)
AC Current:
0.25A@120Vac
0.125A@240Vac
Frequency: 50/60Hz
Power Factor:＞0. 98
Dimming: Non-dimming
Heat Output: 99BTU/hr
Dimension: 27. 9"x3. 15"x2. 5"
Net Weight (KGS): 1. 35KG
Gross Weight (KGS): 1. 5KG
Certificate: CE RoHS

 

FQA

What is supplemental lighting?

Supplemental lighting is used in greenhouses to increase crop production during time periods with low levels of solar radiation. Sometimes, photoperiod lighting is also defined as supplemental lighting.

When should supplemental lighting be used?

To maximize use of supplemental lighting, operate lamps during a portion of the night, on cloudy days in the winter, and in the early morning and late afternoon on sunny winter days.

Do plants grow better in red light?

For plants red light is highly effective at regulating growth and development. Within the photosynthetically active waveband (400 to 700 nm), sunlight emits roughly similar amounts of blue, green and red light.

 

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