Online hydro shops: Which one do you use?

[rives]

Do Cap make quality products?

Get ready for a Red Rain Rant! I am a retired industrial electrician, and think that CAP products are junk. They are not approved by either UL or CSA and do not follow Nema standards. Their practices are a lawsuit waiting to happen.

 

[spunion]

Access Hydroponics. Haven't ordered from this site but someone on another site recommended it and they have great prices on tents ($130 for a 4x4 if I remember correctly). Other than tents their prices are pretty normal though it seems.

 

[mcattak]

www.igrowhydro.com

 

[Tactician]

Get ready for a Red Rain Rant! I am a retired industrial electrician, and think that CAP products are junk. They are not approved by either UL or CSA and do not follow Nema standards. Their practices are a lawsuit waiting to happen.

I agree, an electrical inspector in Canada would NEVER pass a CAP MLC-16 or MLC-24, even if it was UL/CSA approved.

 

[MrStonerMan]

Any good places with good reflector selections?

 

[LeeROI]

Any good places with good reflector selections?

greners.com

 

[outinit]

Thanks for the info!!!

 

[Buddler]

How bout Progressivegrowth.com they ship to U S and Canada..

 

[FreezerBoy]

Don't claim to know the TOU, but I have a feeling links are bad.

EDIT: Note to self, read TOU. (not you, me.)

Technically, ALL outside links are verboten. However, mods are allowed some leeway and this is a prime example. There's "spam" and there's "member's sharing helpful info."

If your member name is Reflecto'sReflectors™ and you have a shop and website of the same name and post your link saying, come on down for a deal, that's spam (and a really long sentence). It will be deleted and the poster possibly banned.

If your member name is Bob and you have no shop, website or vested interest and say, this place is great, that place ripped me off, thats just member's sharing helpful info and every things cool.

Carry on.