Cutting LED Costs By 40% In Commercial Indoor And Greenhouse Cultivation

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3. Great episode, solid content!

4. Technology changes everything. Do you use automatic irrigation systems or greenhouse controller?

5. This is just an amazing update for future users

6. 716 Solar City

7. good game drop guys

8. How everybody trying to make business with every bullshit 🙈🤣

9. I cut my energy costs by more than 50%. We pay time of use rates. Run lights etc between 7pm n 7am.

10. Why the hell does a transparent greenhouse have lights for

11. Those red stems showcasing these fixtures are NOT doing you any good friend. Case in point: you can’t buy a good grow✌️🦚

12. Anyone answer a question? I grow in tents. To get the adequate amount of light to the plants, par, supposedly you hang the lights at a certain distance ( ex. My mars hydro fc8000 roughly 20-24in away from canopy during flower). So how come ANY time i see a commercial grow, the lights are mounted on the ceiling, like 20ft away from the plants? Is there something im missing here?
    Ps nice video awesome lights, love CL i run their uvb in flower tents ✌

13. What I need to understand is how those LEDs who looks like old tech with all those blue and red diodes have enough penetration as they are very far from plants…
    The mega drive is just a big driver…nothing crazy!
    I use LEDs since 2014/2015 and my drivers are out of the growing room since a long time! I made my own fixtures since day 1 with cree cxb3590 CD @1400mA and today with Samsung lm301b and far red (IR 730nm 5 minutes before lights off and 5mn after…it will trigger sleep mode faster!) I can pull 2gpw with the best conditions (I do not have a/c and co2!)but it's around 1.7gpw on average…when I use to get 0.7/0.8gpw with hps!

14. Ah so he's gonna call his baby 24 months old. Very good😂

15. Good info

16. This is insane. Definitely low-key revolutionary

17. That´s just a a bunch of drivers connected in series inside a box with a fuse and a cooler…

18. How do I get in contact with you guys I have a a building that just got approved needing a retrofit budget is not unlimited but investors are secure thanks for your time your effort and your content I'm constantly learning new things from you and your videos

19. Nice for commercial growers. Have at it guys. California sun grown might be cheaper.

20. Great video, looking forward to the future.

21. let's say that guy paid 1 million for his lights (for round numbers), look at our cost reduction now!

22. Great video Nate I really enjoyed information the clarity that you brought on this product we need more videos like this. I know I sometimes talk 💩 but I really enjoy the channel.

23. are these lights on the approved list for Illinois?

24. genius 😎

25. no mention of diodes?

26. I've been using hps for 20 years there's nothing better, led does not punch through the canopy like a quality hps, imo

27. You had me at 30k

28. Have you done light quality tests vs. Hps?

29. 😤😤😤🌿🌿❤️❤️❤️

30. That looks like a very nice system great setup always a great show

31. 🤙✊👨‍🍳

32. I am an electrician and when I saw this product hit the market I knew it was gonna be a “game-changer”. This is very similar to the new style “state of the art” commercial lighting systems. Well, I say new but it’s probably been in use for 15 years now. Overall significant system efficiency increases. It’s been a long know engineering standard that the more you can make components of a system be specialized to do only one thing, the more effective it becomes. You know what they say, everything old becomes new again. Lol. Seeing that wall of power supplies remote from the grow totally reminds me of the old school “ballast rooms” that stayed at like 120°F.

33. Cheers very amazing 👏

34. we as people have got to come together and make the necessary changes to make our lives better. set our political agenda aside and let's work together as humans

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36. Excellent content as always.

37. Yo what up

38. We will see, I'll be quoting you!

39. Sega

40. Never ceases to amaze the technology that continues to drive this industry forward. All of what we dreamed of in the 60s and 70s is coming to fruition! Bless all who are doing the hard work to make all of us happy happy happy!!!😎😎😎😎

41. This is exactly what iv been wondering about, and iv got to say it's in the right direction of self sustained but still so very far away, the whole "green house" effect was to grow in a glass house "storing what the plant would need per phase" or even having everything you need onsite

42. 🔥 content ! Is the “MegaDrive” system the catalyst for the newly mixed-light classification of “Premium Cannabis “ packages that have been popping up on dispensary’s shelves the past few months ?

43. Cheers growers network the team button like thanks for the force la puissance 🔥

44. This is epic! This evolutionary change in lighting technology was a metaphoric slap! From all around savings, use and efficiency this truly has to be a game changer! I appreciate the knowledge dropped here! 🤘

45. So these lights are actually modular?

46. Outstanding

47. I love your on the site and informational videos! always learn something new

48. 💡🌱#1luv4dabudz

49. I'm an electrician! I can install it cheaper than that! 😂

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