Each of the 60, 120, and 180 LED units come with 4 different LED panel options: 1) Probloom, 2) Proveg, 3) Propack, and 4) Prospectrum.
The underside of the 60 LED unit.
The top of the 60 LED unit shows the 2 fan openings.
The underside of the 120 LED unit. This is the most popular unit.
Each 120 LED unit comes with 4 quiet cooling fans.
The units have special fully padded boxes designed to protect them during shipping.
The unit comes wrapped in plastic and is packed with padding all around.
One might notice for a brief moment that the unit looks solid, cleanly constructed with all aluminum casing, and has tight seams. A power cord and stainless steel hangers come in the side pocket with the unit.
On one side, you can see the power cord connection and the on/off switch.
The power cord screws on with a stainless steel connector. This connection point can be used to connect multiple lights with a “Daisy Chain.”
When you first receive the Spectramax fixture for the first time, there is an urgent curious desire to turn it on.
Just like the sun, it is not advised to look directly at artificial light for plants either. The Proveg unit has a “strong” vegetative spectrum, and a “mild” bloom spectrum. This helps with smooth transition from vegetative phase to blooming phase.
If your unit comes with extra LED Proveg or Probloom modules, they will be shipped in a separate box.
The Spectramax Propack unit comes with both the Proveg and the Probloom LED modules. The Proveg panel will come already installed.
A closer look at the LEDs shows the 90 degree lens with a protective clear cover.
A relatively small percentage of artificial light for plants is lost through the lens, but the even, focused, dispersal of light provided by the lens allows the light to concentrate in the square footage of grow area where it is needed and used the most by your plants.
The LED modules can be replaced within minutes to change the spectrum. Full instructions on changing the LED modules are provided with the Spectramax Propack unit. The lens can be easily removed if desired.
A good fitting Phillips screwdriver is the only tool required to change LED modules. It is faster to use an electric screwdriver, but use a light torque setting.
All aluminum constructed LED modules and casing.
Be sure to unplug the power before Spectramax led modules are removed.
LED modules in the factory undergo longevity stress tests.
Our Spectramax Probloom unit has a “mild” vegetative spectrum, and “strong” bloom spectrum. This helps prevent excess node lengthening during blooming and fruiting.
The infrared LEDs appear dimly lit to the human eye, but the light they make are used by plants.
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