Best Spectrum King 600W Full Spectrum LED Grow Light Review
The Spectrum King SK600 is a 640 Watt Patent Pending Full Spectrum LED Grow Light that is proudly made in the USA.It easily replaces 1000W-1200W Dual-Ended Bulbs (both MH HPS) while reducing power consumption by 35%-45% and producing substantially less heat.This full spectrum light can be used for both vegetative and flowering growth without the need for switching modes or providing supplementary light.
It has a huge coverage area:
Flowering: 25 sq ft (5 ft x 5 ft)
Vegetative: 64 sq ft (8 ft x 8 ft)
More Square Feet of Coverage than any other LED Grow Light in the market with proven results.Its 7” low profile housing make it easy to fit into any grow space.
Safety Certified and IP65 Rated. With a specially designed rugged waterproof housing. The SK600 is fit for use in wet and humid conditions and fit for indoor and outdoor use.
The SK600 has huge extra efficient heatsinks lower overall ambient room temperature.
Nine-foot power cord and two large eye-hooks for hanging included.
Reflector
5’ x 5’ at 24-30” above the canopy during flower for normal plants and should be placed up to 36” above the canopy for sensitive strains. For vegetative plants, it can cover up to an 8’ x 8” area at 4’ above the canopy.
Reduce the power down to as low as 10% power for more control when needed.
Safety Certified
Spectrum King LED Grow Lights are recognized by the international standard that designates products fit for use in wet and humid conditions. Very few companies that make grow lights qualify for this certification. These lights are designed with IP65 ratings in mind as most indoor gardens and commercial greenhouses have wet and humid environments creating challenges for gardeners. The light's IP65 housing make clean up easy and you can foliar spray your canopies without worrying about damage to the lights internal components.
Some Details:
92% efficiency!
New 7” Low Profile reflective housing
Rugged IP65 Rated water resistance housing designed for wet and humid environments
Same light intensity as a 1000-Watt double-ended HPS bulb
Nine-foot power cord and two large eyehooks for hanging included
Remote Power System compatible (480 VAC)
Cool up to 8 Sk600’s with just 1 ton of AC!
Spectrum King LED Grow Lights are recognized by the international standard that designates products fit for use in wet and humid conditions. Very few companies that make grow lights qualify for this certification. These lights are designed with IP65 ratings in mind as most indoor gardens and commercial greenhouses have wet and humid environments creating challenges for gardeners. The light's IP65 housing make clean up easy and you can foliar spray your canopies without worrying about damage to the lights internal components.
Spectrum
Some Details:
92% efficiency!
New 7” Low Profile reflective housing
Rugged IP65 Rated water resistance housing designed for wet and humid environments
Same light intensity as a 1000-Watt double-ended HPS bulb
Nine-foot power cord and two large eyehooks for hanging included
Remote Power System compatible (480 VAC)
Cool up to 8 Sk600’s with just 1 ton of AC!
How To Hang Spectrum King LED Grow Lights
Correctly hanging grow lights ensures proper coverage and safety. Fortunately, we make it simple to do. Your standard rope ratchet rated at 40 lbs. will easily hold your lights, which weigh 7 to 26 lbs. depending upon the model and options chosen.
Please note that most rope ratchets have carabiners too small to fit our lights, which is why we recommend using the attached “S” hook as it makes it so much easier to hang the light. You can use the additional bracket to hang the light at an angle of your choice from a fixed position or take it off and use the center ring to hang the light.
Placement of Lights -Lighting fixtures work best when shared. By placing lights in close proximity to each other, plants that would otherwise be on the periphery receive more light from both lamps, thereby increasing their productivity in what is known as cross illumination. Please review the footprint that works best for your application of light.
Coverage Areas - Raising the light higher above your plants increases the light coverage, but also decreases the light intensity. Therefore, it is important that you find the appropriate balance between intensity and coverage. Each Spectrum King LED One widely used method to determine a lamp’s intensity over time is the Inverse Square Law. As a general rule of thumb, these results can be found in most lighting scenarios and is only being used here as a guideline. Using different reflectors that focus light on a narrow region such as our 90* reflector will change the outcome of these values greatly as will our 120* reflector.
Once your lamp is properly secured to the ceiling, you must determine the appropriate hanging height above your plant canopy. Light intensity diminishes at an exponential rate; therefore, the closer you hang your light, the greater its effect will be. With LEDs, plants can touch the lamp without suffering heat damage to the plant. However, the light is too intense for most plants to be any closer than 24” of our light source* grow light has a been rated to cover a determined area.
Correctly hanging grow lights ensures proper coverage and safety. Fortunately, we make it simple to do. Your standard rope ratchet rated at 40 lbs. will easily hold your lights, which weigh 7 to 26 lbs. depending upon the model and options chosen.
Please note that most rope ratchets have carabiners too small to fit our lights, which is why we recommend using the attached “S” hook as it makes it so much easier to hang the light. You can use the additional bracket to hang the light at an angle of your choice from a fixed position or take it off and use the center ring to hang the light.
Placement of Lights -Lighting fixtures work best when shared. By placing lights in close proximity to each other, plants that would otherwise be on the periphery receive more light from both lamps, thereby increasing their productivity in what is known as cross illumination. Please review the footprint that works best for your application of light.
Coverage Areas - Raising the light higher above your plants increases the light coverage, but also decreases the light intensity. Therefore, it is important that you find the appropriate balance between intensity and coverage. Each Spectrum King LED One widely used method to determine a lamp’s intensity over time is the Inverse Square Law. As a general rule of thumb, these results can be found in most lighting scenarios and is only being used here as a guideline. Using different reflectors that focus light on a narrow region such as our 90* reflector will change the outcome of these values greatly as will our 120* reflector.
Once your lamp is properly secured to the ceiling, you must determine the appropriate hanging height above your plant canopy. Light intensity diminishes at an exponential rate; therefore, the closer you hang your light, the greater its effect will be. With LEDs, plants can touch the lamp without suffering heat damage to the plant. However, the light is too intense for most plants to be any closer than 24” of our light source* grow light has a been rated to cover a determined area.
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