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4' T5 lights 5000 lumens
Hey m8's
![]() https://rewci.com/raptor1t5ho.html Anyone have the chance to use this light? Its a 4' T5HO Garage Light 5000K Lumens. Anyway, any reviews thoughts would be great! |
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I think T-5's are superb veggin lights. A lil pricey tho.
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Power Armor rules
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Damn that light is a ripoff. You can get dual bulb 4' T12's at home depot or lowes for 10 dollars and bulbs for a few more. You can have a very nice vegging light rack for super cheap. Just my two cents.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Yea thats definately way too expensive IMO. Your mostly paying for the pretty aluminum fixture.
I get 2' T5HO self ballasted bulbs for 23 bucks cdn each and even that is expensive. I buy them anyhow because theyre super sleek and easily mountable/movable though. But yea, T5's rock. :smile: |
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You can get a nice 4' shop light at Wal Mart for $10 and a 2-pack of 40w bulbs for $10. The daylight bulbs (6500k) are a little over 3000 lumens a piece. Why spend $160 for the extra lumens when you could buy tons more cheaper lights for that price.
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well the light does say it produces 5000k lumens with only 55 watts! indeed the price is one the steep side
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3000/40 = 75 lu/w <=normal fluro
5000/55 = 90 lu/w <=55w fluro 6300/70 = 90 lu/w <=70w hps They actually are about the same efficiency as a small hid light but the price of $160 you could get a 250w or 400w which are much more efficient: 50000/400 = 125 lu/w 29000/250 = 116 lu/w All in all not worth the $. |
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