The Galaxy 1800E 630W LED Solux is perfect for indoor cannabis growing both vertically and horizontally. It has a PPFD (Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density) that many LED lighting systems are capable of producing, and it can be adjusted depending on the stage that your plants are in.
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Description
The Galaxy Solux LED system is made out of 6 105w LED bars, all of which are in parallel. This allows for the same PPFD for all of your plants and not just centered in the middle, which is hard to achieve using a normal lighting system. This particular system has Samsung (LM561 H) LED lights, guaranteeing high quality and lifespan, producing a complete spectrum that allows you to use this LED lighting kit during both the growth and bloom periods. Also check out the LED Kappa Panel By Solux.
This device is super easy to use, all you have to do is unfold it and connect your ballast to your Galaxy 1800E LED light. The driver can be attached to the same mounting as the LED system, although we recommend placing it on surface designed for it, which keeps weight off your LED system and makes it much easier to move around when necessary. Plus, you can also control it via the Solux Master Controller.
This innovative LED system is available in two models; the first is the Galaxy 900E 340w Solux LED which is perfect for indoor grows up to 1m2, plus it's a dimmable system so you can make the most out of your plants and electricity during each phase. the second model is a high quality Samsung LED that has a full spectrum and 750 μmol/s PPFD, which means your plants will be able to absorb high quality light.
When growing using a LED system, we highly recommend making the most out of its dimmer, adjusting it according to the stage and size of your plants. If you’ve just germinated, we highly recommend using just 40% of its total strength, reducing the amount of PPFD so that you don’t saturate your plants; as they grow, you’ll need to increase the percentage in order to keep up with their needs.
Let’s have a look at the percentages and when they should be used:
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