315w DE cmh

Can't find more detailed info than this:

  • Engineered Ceramic Arc Tube design
  • Double-Jacketed glass for safety
  • THD <10% (in HIPAR Sunstorm Kit)
  • Kelvin 2800k
  • CRI >90%
  • Increases essential oil production
  • Complex patented mixture of gasses optimised specifically for horticulture
  • Long lamp life – 20,000 hrs recommended with 90% maintenance at 10,000hr
  • Higher UV and Infra-red output calculated for plant resin production
  • DE – Double Ended bulb for secure mounting
  • 930/2800k – Effective for vegetative and floral growth

A search for the manufacturer came up blank...

DE should have advantages vs SE, on paper it should be a better light source.
 
Swifty said:
Can't find more detailed info than this:

  • Engineered Ceramic Arc Tube design
  • Double-Jacketed glass for safety
  • THD <10% (in HIPAR Sunstorm Kit)
  • Kelvin 2800k
  • CRI >90%
  • Increases essential oil production
  • Complex patented mixture of gasses optimised specifically for horticulture
  • Long lamp life – 20,000 hrs recommended with 90% maintenance at 10,000hr
  • Higher UV and Infra-red output calculated for plant resin production
  • DE – Double Ended bulb for secure mounting
  • 930/2800k – Effective for vegetative and floral growth

A search for the manufacturer came up blank...

DE should have advantages vs SE, on paper it should be a better light source.
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Thanks man
I got Philips 315w globes now, 1.9 umol/s
When I went from SE hps to DE the boost was about 33% photons, from 1.5 to 2uml/s

If the DE cmh give the same kick, then they'll be up around 2.6
Certainly looks interesting
 
Hope everyone is well
Finally received my DE reflectors in mail

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Went with these hipar designed to run CMH globes

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Cool thing is the adjustable wings
Each side is independent
If running them in series, can tighten the light on the end reflector on the outside, and open the inside
I found the hipar sunstorms ( both vertical and horizontal ) for the SE CMH globes to be too tight, they would cook a 2'*2' footprint directly under the reflector, but not really splash out. I was running them with HPS back then, so wanted a wider footprint
Now I'm using horizontal 'chinaman's hat' style reflectors with LED UFOs in between
 
Proud Kraut said:
Thats some Future:Gothic you got going on. 90s vibes on that packaging. 2.6mmols on a bulb? Thats good.
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Thanks
Still haven't found any data on them
I've used hortico SE globes before
They have a CMH-r with a boost around 730nm as well as 3k and 4k globes
They also have a 10k which is really extreme UV, that they call a finishing light, to be used in last 2 weeks of bloom
Unfortunately they are not available in DE
They have a 1000w 10k metal halide that will run on a digital hps ballast also, both SE and DE
The reason why I'm hoping for around 33% boost is that's what's available when upgrading to DE in HPS
The reflectors are really cool, quite petite
When I ran DE in HPS I ended up with this huge kite from Canada almost 4'x3'
I have already got about a pound per globe with Philips green master 315w
Not sure if these will exceed that by much
I'll know soon enough anyway
Cheers
 
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