> After much research, I found these 50W LED growlights.
>
> http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=53194
>
> Nowhere near as expensive as others I've seen, so I bought it. Anyone had
> any experience with this brand? Low wattage, better light, low heat, it's
> almost too good to be true. I'll post later with my experience with them.
>
> -mikey

> On Jun 13, 3:29 pm, mike_l_rossREM...@EMOVEcomcast.net wrote:
>

>> After much research, I found these 50W LED growlights.

>

>>http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=53194

> I have not used those particular panels. I have been using the 225 led
> 14 watt units as supplementals.
>
> Those 50 watt panels look VERY interesting for the price particularly.
>

> On Jun 14, 4:08 am, Mycoloteur gmail.com> wrote:
>

>> On Jun 13, 3:29 pm, mike_l_rossREM...@EMOVEcomcast.net wrote:

>

>>> After much research, I found these 50W LED growlights.

>

>>>http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=53194

>
> ...
>

>> I have not used those particular panels. I have been using the 225 led
>> 14 watt units as supplementals.

>

>> Those 50 watt panels look VERY interesting for the price particularly.

>
> ... in reference to the 225 led units, what kind of success have you
> had and how many panels are you talking about? What is you main
> source for lighting since the 225's are supplementals?

> Mycoloteur wrote:

>> On Jun 13, 3:29 pm, mike_l_rossREM...@EMOVEcomcast.net wrote:

>>> After much research, I found these 50W LED growlights.

>

>>>http://www.htgsupply.com/viewproduct.asp?productID=53194

>

>>> Nowhere near as expensive as others I've seen, so I bought it. Anyone
>>> had
>>> any experience with this brand? Low wattage, better light, low heat,
>>> it's
>>> almost too good to be true. I'll post later with my experience with
>>> them.

>

>>> -mikey

>

>> I have not used those particular panels. I have been using the 225 led
>> 14 watt units as supplementals.

>

>> Those 50 watt panels look VERY interesting for the price particularly. ...

> Mycoloteur wrote:

>>> They arrived in one week, and I installed them yesterday. The panels are
>>> very light, made of plastic and cardboard, and just plug into 120V AC.
>>> The first thing I noticed is that the 16W panels have a very straight
>>> tight
>>> beam, so you have to raise it high to get any light spread. The blue
>>> LEDs look pretty dim to me, so we'll see in a week or two.

>

>>> I have 2 16W panels (one blue, one 3:1 blue/red mix) in a vegetative bed,
>>> and one 50W panel in a flowering bed. I could probably use one more in
>>> each.

>

>>> I'll post more as I gain experience.

>

>>> -mikey

>

>> Yeah, I personally don't recommend the 16w ones. What I want to know
>> is how the 50 looks and how welll it works..

> ...

> On Jun 22, 12:31 pm, mike_l_rossREM...@REMOVEcomcast.net wrote:
>
>
>

>> Mycoloteur wrote:

>>>> They arrived in one week, and I installed them yesterday. The panels are
>>>> very light, made of plastic and cardboard, and just plug into 120V AC.
>>>> The first thing I noticed is that the 16W panels have a very straight
>>>> tight
>>>> beam, so you have to raise it high to get any light spread. The blue
>>>> LEDs look pretty dim to me, so we'll see in a week or two.

>

>>>> I have 2 16W panels (one blue, one 3:1 blue/red mix) in a vegetative bed,
>>>> and one 50W panel in a flowering bed. I could probably use one more in
>>>> each.

>

>>>> I'll post more as I gain experience.

>

>>>> -mikey ...