Growers Republic Eagle 780W, PPE:2.85umol/J,PPF:2212umol/S,
5-Warranty/ Applicable For Different Stages/Foldable
Description of Plant LED Grow Lights
780W AdjustableDual Full Spectrum UV + IR LED Grow Light covers a growing area of 4x4ft, with PPF of 2212µmol/s, and
efficacy 2.85µmol/J. It comes with 5 years warranty with 0-10V
dimming solution. Daisy chain via digital controller up to 50
lamps.
Features
UV And IR Adjustable Grow LED Light Dual Spectrum – With high-intensity full spectrum (includes UV & Far Red),
FLT-GL07E344 Growers Republic LED light provides broad-spectrum
light, delivers 15% more light to the plant canopy, produces high
quality crops with remarkable 35% energy saving than a 1000W DE
fixture. Strategic diode placement increases uniformity of light
delivery to canopy, perfectly cover 5x5ft (personal), 4x4ft
(commercial) grow space.
Hight-efficiency LED Grow Light - Growers Republic LED grow light utilizes the latest in high
yielding LEDs technology. Highly reflective panels redirect photons
back to canopy to increase PPFD by 2% versus bar style fixtures,
with 30% higher average PPFD 940 µmol/m²/s, market-leading 2.9
µmol/J PPE, more cost-effective compared with other same type
lights.
Slim & Foldable & Optimal Thermal Design - The fixture can fold up to 180 degrees, making it compact, free
installation. It won’t take up much space, thus keeping your
storage room tidy. Foldable structure design to protect lamp beads.
Built-in large areas of solid aluminum heat sinks, essential for
heat dissipation, ensuring long lifespan of the light, reducing
heat stress on the plants and lowering HVAC loads.
Customized Dimming Design – Dimmability enables the exact dynamic PPFD control over each of
plant growing stages, light output control to precisely control PPF
output when paired with controller. FLT-GL07E344 LED grow light
delivers highly adjustable PPFD levels throughout plant canopy,
best for more uniform Density Buds. A maximum of 50 LED grow light
lamps can be connected to one controller using a daisy chain setup.
Up to 50 lamps per daisy chain can be connected using splitters,
which is beneficial for large area of indoor growing and commercial
planting.
Applications of LED Grow Lights
Widely Used - this plant LED grow light can be used for both
hydroponics and indoor plants in soil, and perfect for you to grow
plants.
- hydroponics and indoor plants
- home & office gardening, greenhouses
- balcony
- seed
- seedling
- breeding
- flowers
- herb
- hydroponics
- pot plants
- fruits and vegetables like tomatoes, lemon, cacti.
Technical Specfications
Luminous Efficacy (PPE) (μmol/J) | 2.85μmol/J |
PPF (μmol/s) | 2212μmol/s |
Wattage | 780W |
Spectrum | Full Spectrum (UV&IR Optional) |
Light Distribution (Angle) | 120° |
LED Chip | San'an Optieletronics |
Certification | UL8800 / UL1598 / CE / ROHS / TISI / DLC |
Warranty (Year) | 5 Years |
Brand Name | Growers Republic (OEM available) |
Thermal Managemenat | Passive |
Weight (Lbs) | 26.5 |
Above Canopy | 15-60cm / 0.5-2ft |
Q&A
What is the ideal spectrum for plants?
The ideal spectrum is like the perfect recipe for your favorite
dish – it’s all about balance! Plants require a variety of
wavelengths of light to grow, and LED lights provide this full
spectrum of light. In particular, red light and blue light are
essential for plant growth. Red light is important for promoting
photosynthesis and encouraging flowering, while blue light is
crucial for stimulating growth and promoting healthy leaves.
Finding the right balance of these wavelengths is key to maximizing
your plant’s growth potential. Look for full spectrum lights that
offer a balanced combination of red and blue light, as well as
other wavelengths of light that are important for plant growth.
Your plants will thank you for it!
How many watts do I need for my indoor plants?
Ah, the million dollar question! When it comes to the number of
watts you need for your indoor plants, it really depends on the
size of your grow space and the type of plants you’re growing.
Generally speaking, a good rule of thumb is to have between 30-50
watts of LED grow light per square foot of growing space for
low-light plants, and between 50-70 watts per square foot for
high-light plants. Keep in mind that this is just a rough estimate,
and it’s always a good idea to consult the specific lighting
requirements for the different plants that you’re growing.
Additionally, it’s important to consider the quality of the LED
grow light you’re using, as a high-quality, energy-efficient LED
grow light may require less wattage to achieve the same level of
plant growth as a lower-quality grow light. Ultimately, finding the
right wattage for your indoor plants will require a bit of trial
and error, but with some experimentation and research, you’ll be
well on your way to creating the perfect growing environment for
your plants.
What is the lifespan of LED grow lights?
The lifespan of LED lights can vary, but on average, they can last
anywhere from 50,000 to 100,000 hours. This means that with proper
care and maintenance, your LED grow lights can last for many years,
providing your plants with the light they need to grow and thrive.
Of course, like any other piece of technology, the lifespan of your
LED grow lights will depend on a number of factors, including the
quality of the light, the environment in which they are used, and
how often they are used.
How do I mount my grow lights in my indoor growing space?
Mounting grow lights in your indoor garden or growing space is
relatively easy and can be done in a number of ways. Some common
mounting options include using chains, hooks, or ratchets to hang
your lights from the ceiling or grow tent frame, or using
adjustable light stands to position your lights at the optimal
height for your plants. Whatever mounting option you choose, make
sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions and ensure that your
lights are securely in place before turning them on.
Can I use LED lights for all stages of plant growth?
Yes, they can be used for all stages of plant growth, from seedling
to flowering as long as they cover the full spectrum of light that
your plants need, including blue and red wavelengths, to ensure
optimal growth and development. Different stages of plant growth
may require different light intensities and durations. Check out
our post all about the light spectrum to get a deep dive all about those blue lights and red lights.
How much heat do LED grow lights generate?
Compared to other types of grow lights, LED lights generate
relatively little heat, making them a great choice for indoor plant
growers who want to avoid overheating their growing space. However,
LED grow lights can still generate some heat, so it’s important to
make sure that your lights are properly ventilated and that your
growing space has adequate air flow to prevent heat buildup. Some
LED grow lights also come with built-in fans to help dissipate
heat, which can be a great option for indoor plant growers who are
concerned about heat buildup in their growing space.
