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@Habeeb

I saw your post on the dPapillon 315W. The photo that you found of the internals of the fixture isn't the right photo. This is a conventional system 400V/600W system.
The dPapillon 315W is an electronic fixture, but has no selector for lower outputs. But why would you want to switch them to 210W? 315W is the most efficient CMH lamp. The 315W CMH lamps are mostly used by laboratories in Europe for the growth of youngplants.
Use the daylight lamp for growing and the greenpower for flowering. They can both be used in the same fixture.
Hope you will have much growth with our systems!

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@lloyd_christmas
Go for the ePap's...! They will blow your mind and increase your yield like no lighting product before! ;-)

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@smile
The footprint of the dPapillon 315W is not square. It's about 4ft by 6ft.

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@thoughtquery
If you have any questions, let me know! I'm sure you will definately like the ePap's!

[drknockbootz]

Where can I purchase the 315w papillon in the usa?

[habeeb]

Originally Posted by DGS

@Habeeb

I saw your post on the dPapillon 315W. The photo that you found of the internals of the fixture isn't the right photo. This is a conventional system 400V/600W system.
The dPapillon 315W is an electronic fixture, but has no selector for lower outputs. But why would you want to switch them to 210W? 315W is the most efficient CMH lamp. The 315W CMH lamps are mostly used by laboratories in Europe for the growth of youngplants.
Use the daylight lamp for growing and the greenpower for flowering. They can both be used in the same fixture.
Hope you will have much growth with our systems!

thanks, appreciate it.

I was fitting the CDM in a small tent ( 2x2 foot ) so kinda hard to push that much in such a small space..

what do you guys feel on the whole replacement of the "reflector", as what I've been hearing you lose output over time based on thermal cycling / dust / sulfur ... do you guys sell replacement "reflector tin" to switch out the reflector to keep it working "new" ?

also again, who do we order from if were in the USA?


Thanks

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@drknockbootz and @habeeb

You can buy the ePapillon products through our distributor Dutch Garden Supplies
They can tell you where you can find your closest retailers.

Because the material of the reflector doesn't get really hot, dust etc doesn't burn into the material, so you'll loose only about 1% efficiency a year. But I can imagine you will want every percent of light to be used. So replacement reflectors are also sold.

[habeeb]

Originally Posted by DGS

@drknockbootz and @habeeb

You can buy the ePapillon products through our distributor Dutch Garden Supplies
They can tell you where you can find your closest retailers.

Because the material of the reflector doesn't get really hot, dust etc doesn't burn into the material, so you'll loose only about 1% efficiency a year. But I can imagine you will want every percent of light to be used. So replacement reflectors are also sold.

Thank you DGS,

I will look into it


I do like the design how the heat can escape.. few reflectors do this, and think it's vital if it's an open air fixture..


Thanks again.

[thewhitelotus]

Quick question for ya! Im going to give the E-Papillon 1000W a try, as ive been reading some really great things about it.

My plan is to have a 5x5 room utilizing about 4x4 area of actual flowering space. Will this fixture work for said footprint, and what kind of heat can i expect. I have a 500cfm fan and was hoping to use passive intake, as the larger room containing the 5x5 area stays around 70 with central air.

thanks in advance

[thewhitelotus]

also, the US fixtures...same plugs at the gavitas?

thanks