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Id go the mag way.
I picked this one up over the spring.
One compartment for the ballast,one compartment for the electronics.seperated.runs very quite and cool.
And if something fries out just open the door and replace components.
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modern shit usually sucks! somethings just don't need to be fixed. Like power windows on cars. The hand crank ones never went out, but the electronic ones screw up annually.i prefer mags.
why?
modern shit is made to last a certain while and then give up the ghost (modern economics, if shit lasts, you wont have repeat costumers to the same degree,(plus the modern stuff is more complex, more stuff to go wrong. i like my stuff to at least last 2 decades.)
modern shit usually sucks! somethings just don't need to be fixed. Like power windows on cars. The hand crank ones never went out, but the electronic ones screw up annually.
It's a sun system harvest pro elite.
No hummmm,more a soft purr.and not hot..Luke warm at best.
5 year warranty.
I recall it was 280$ for a 600.
Gonna get another very soon.
anything made by man can fail . anyone who aint had a ballast fail mag or digital is either a smalltime grower or hasnt grown long enough.
All my magnetics, within one year of use, only put out half as much light as my new digitals of the same wattage and same new bulbs. The digitals cost just as much as the magnetics I bought did.
All my magnetics, within one year of use, only put out half as much light as my new digitals of the same wattage and same new bulbs. The digitals cost just as much as the magnetics I bought did.
Brand names please. There are literally hundreds of cheapo mag ballasts that will do exactly this. That's why you buy quality.
Stay Safe!
sunlightsupply econo magnetics is all I use. They work great, never had one that couldn't be repaired with its warranty or very cheaply. It seems like all digitials do is bring problems to the table IMO. High price tag, interference with certain electronics, bulb compatability problems, and when they break no easy repairs. They do however work more effciently and the dimmable shit is cool. My oldest magnetic is 6 years old and they are still kicking.
no they run maybe a little hotter on 240vMy old 400w magnetic on 120v ran hotter than any of my 1000w digitals do on 240v. Would running magnetics on 240v similarly reduce the heat?
For real!? That sucks.no they (magnetic ballasts) run maybe a little hotter on 240v