BW2000 Full Spectrum LED Grow Light with UV IR, Dual LED Chips for Greenhouse and Indoor Plants, Vegetables and Flowers, White

BW2000LED plant lamp

Specification:

Actual power consumption: 90W - Input voltage: AC100-277V/50-60Hz LED - LED: 288 pieces (red, blue, white, purple, orange, UV, IR).

• Delivery contents:
• 1 LED plant lamp BW2000
• 1 stainless steel hanger hook
• 1xadjustable rope
• 1 user manual (French non-guaranteed)
• 13m cable

The best choice for full spectrum LED plant lights

PPFDhigh

PPFD is the flux density of photosynthetic photons. Generally: The higher the PPFD value, the better for plant growth. The BW2000-PPFD value is about 2886umol/m²s at 6 inches height and about 1477umol/m²s at 12 inches height.

Adjustable string

The height of the lamp cord can be adjusted according to the lighting needs of the plants. Ensure the light the plants need at different growth stages to increase the harvest.

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Promote plant growth, increase bud rate and survival rate. When using a high-quality LED light source, the lifespan is up to 100,000 hours.  

CanalVEG

Suspension height: 35 to 40cm

Lighting time: 10 hours/day

The VEG channel for plants in the germination/seedling stage and early leaf stage consumes 22W of power for a wavelength range of 370 to 750nm. At this stage, plants react most strongly to blue light.

We recommend hanging the light 35 to 40cm above the roof of the plant and leaving it on for 10 hours per day.

CanalBloom

Suspension height:40 to 45cm

Lighting time: 18 hours/day

The BLOOM channel for plants in the flowering and fruiting stages consumes 22W of power and uses a wavelength range of 620 to 670nm. At this stage, plants respond most to red light.

We recommend hanging the light 40 to 45cm above the roof of the plant and leaving it on for 18 hours per day.

CanalVEG+BLOOM

Suspension height: 35 to 40cm

Lighting time: 12 hours/day

The VEG+BLOOM channels together emit a maximum of light to support the highest growth performance of plants, from seed to harvest.

For best results, we recommend turning on both switches during the flowering and fruiting phase.