Hortibloom Solux 650 LED grow light test and review | 1,000W HPS replacement grow light
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The Solux 650 from Hortibloom is a replacement fixture for a 1,000W HPS. It is a compact fixture with a small footprint which is ideal for its commercial application. The build quality is heavy duty and the fixture is IP65 rated so it is suitable for a damp and humid environment.
The two LED panels can tilt 30 degrees from horizontal to adjust the overall spread of the fixture in its targeted 5ft x 5ft or 1.5m x 1.5m coverage area.
The light output is full spectrum with 14% Blue, 30% green and 46% red, ideal for growing from seed to harvest.
I tested the fixture in a 5 x 5 area at 2ft (60cm) hanging height. The fixture consumes 633 watts from the wall and delivers an average PAR of 607 µmols resulting in a system efficiency of 2.15 µmols/watt or usable PPF per watt. This is 50% more efficient than a double ended 1,000W HPS with a large, high quality, reflector.
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Would love to have seen the results with the lights tilted/separated for a more even spread
I was expecting it...
Agreed. Must be good.,
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he aint gnna show u that . why not a 5x5 tent ? ,,, coz it blows his product out of the water
Your studio and production is looking very sharp nowadays. Thanks for the review, very nice fixture
Thanks.
Once again a very thoughtful and impressive presentation. Love this one’s ability to adjust the angles. 💯💎💚💚💚✌️🥳
This is a beautiful light. Good job on the review
Thanks so much!
LED lights are just getting better and better.👍
Go Shane good to see your videos brother thanks for the help and info as always
My pleasure!!
Great review 👍🏾
Nice looking light .Thank you for sharing your Videos. 👍
Waiting for mine👍😁
Does a 400w HPS produce the same heat as a 450w led, or is the 450w led equivalent to a 250hps heat wise
Have you tested any of the Est Tech lights, Shane? 480w bar style fixture with optics and greenhouse style, not a lot of marketing or hype or info
Nice light...
Shane, is Lumatek Zeus PRO 2.9 any good? you didn't make an update on Zeus for a while, I'm about to buy a new fixture and still don't know :D
Hi,
Yes they are good lights.
Thanks.
Im working with those but i asked for a different spectrum they are great in the 350 watt version too.
Hi nice to see you here, we just released new product, please contact our sales for more info
@@hortibloomledgrowlights6639which product?
I wish it had some uvb light to
Could anyone tell me where I can the male and female blue connectors here in England please. Want to make an extension lead for my GIB led driver.ThankQ.TkEZ>UK
neat light. I think I like your lights better..
Thanks.
i run a 630 w -dual cmh in a air cooled hood. also in a 4x4 tent, that draws 6amps-this light has my attention i wonder how much heat it would generate i hang at 2 ft anyway any idea what the actual temp. at the heat sinks would be in C or F deg.the btu is listed but ? it also has the dimmer and i doubt id run more than 80 % -thing is im at more than one grow and not all in tents
Most LED fixtures put out very little heat. The drivers usually run the highest temperature. Most LED's are between 120°F-140°F max from the fixture. I'm using a 8 bar fixture and the top of the bars are warm to the touch, but not hot at all.
The driver shouldn't be more than 140°F, as well, but with a longer cord going from the fixture to the driver, the driver can be set outside the grow area/tent, thus removing around half the heat from the grow area.
I previously used a 630W DE-CMH through a Top of the line Sunlight Supply DE Air Cooled fixture. Soon after I added 4-100W LED's. Each had 2-50W COB's w/lenses, adjustable, and can slide on a 1M bar. I used these on each side of the tent, as I was using a 5'x5' Tent.
I was surprised to notice that the buds directly under the CMH weren't as dense as the outer canopy, which was a mix of both lights. AC was definitely required. Ceramic can withstand higher temps, and do put out more heat. I believe the lamps get higher than 2,000°F(maybe Celsius even!), and even while reducing this with a proper Air Cooled fixture (CMH lamps should never have air blowing on them, as this cools the lamp and changes it's spectrum. They are sold, but your removing the heat that Ceramic requires for it's great spectrum, and burning out lamps much sooner!), Like The AC/DE fixture I used. This still put out quite the heat from the glass. Too hot to touch!
The 8 bar 800W fixture I'm using now is really incredible, in comparison. More even canopy spread and virtually no real heat except for the driver (which was supposed to have an extended cable. Instead they extended the power cord..? A sample through Alibaba, and they said they'd send another whole fixture for $240 shipping. I was having some hard times and haven't talked to the company, but they'd probably still send another. My way of saying, "Don't go through Alibaba". Many great priced fixtures out there now, which is great for the consumer!
A bar light system, like Migro's Array, are the "Coolest" fixtures out there, literally. While my small AC unit is still in the Tent, it rarely gets used. Having the bars spread out, spreads out any heat they do put out, which is minimal, especially compared to any HID system, like CMH.
A big game changer, for sure!!!👍💯✌️
@@timturk1899 CMH light better then the best LED. 🤔
Hey shane, as electricity prices are going through the roof it left me wondering one thing.
Is there any new industry leading "white leds" coming to the market in the near future? Maybe we could see 3ppfd/watt?
Dunno where/who else i would ask this as you are industry insider.
Do you mean full white spectrum leds to enhance ppfd performance ?
@@hortibloomledgrowlights6639 Yes, just like the ones like LM301B/H.
these lights are meant for 36 inch hanging height not 24. I don't know why he doesn't do multiple heights to show us the difference. the measure of a light in my opinion is what it does at 36 inches. there we divide the real lights from the marketing crap
Hi,
The LM301H are the most efficient on the market at the moment but the increase you get versus cost is just not worth it.
Thanks.
How much does it cost me want sum info please etc interested in the product thanks wer can me get one from etc
It's in the description
It looks like a savage light for a 2 x 3 closet.
Compare it with a lumatek cmh 630.
Migrow is this you above.
Is 150x150 really 6ft x 6ft?
6ftx6ft is a 180x180cm
150x150 is 5'5 in freedom units
Cost ?
Hi,
Check the link in the video description.
Lovely light. Bit much for my electric bill.
RIP HID!
OMG the Wattage has gone through the roof please bring back the low wattage leds that blow any hps out of the water
I dare you to put a 1,000 HPS 2 feet over. Now do it with something brighter :P
@@magnumopus9631 Over a canopy, also their site says "3-10 Feet". Let me see your canopy after sticking a 1,000 HPS over it 2 feet.
@@mrsmith5114 you must have never ran air cooled hoods..
If you think you cannot run a 1000 watt HPS 2 foot above canopy...you obviously never tried..
Hell...folks were running 1k watt HPS bare bulbed, with no reflector/hood vertically for years..the entire 1980's- through the early 1990's it was done that way..
Your dare seems somewhat silly, considering people have been doing it for decades..
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@@mrsmith5114 you would have heat burnt plant,and no its not at 3-10 feet it was tested in a sphere a hps de was 1.9-2.1 micromoles,do you think a de hps is stronger,there both measured in a sphere,here is a general 1000w de hps as measured in a sphere "Double-Ended 1000w HPS Grow Light Bulbs: 159,200 lumens/2,050 µmol/s" now thats at de 1000 watts de ,now led thats half the power at 650 watts is "2.84 PPF/W High Efficiency at 630 watts" now thats from the light forget distance ,your getting more light out of the leds at half the power of a hps,and a de 1000watt hps coulnt in the real world get that close to canopy cuz heat coming off the bulb would fry plants,i use cmh and leds but hps is a dead light to much power and too little micromoles for all that wattage
@@magnumopus9631 Heat, small see through thin leaves that curl under. And their website says to hang it 3-10 feet. It's not just about heat at all, you can bleach tops with LED(I am sure you know that), but also you can give the canopy too much light. Too much light will cause the purpling, small thin see through leaves that curl under.
If you wouldn't stick a 1,000 watt HPS that close, why would you stick an LED that is smaller than a 1,000 watt HPS 2 feet away? Sure less wattage, but still equal lighting to the 1,000 HPS correct?
@@magnumopus9631 I did see your videos and noticed the CMH. Look very nice, though I do think you could use smaller buckets and more canopy.
HPS still has it's uses imo. Much cheaper, great for winter time as well :)
some people in comment dont realize its a hps 1:1 replacement ,imagine changing hps to bar lights at 200 lighter grow it would take month to adjust bars,with this you take down hps and put up led no adj no man hrs,half the watts but same light amount as hps,and remember the number's shane recorded were at 24" hanging height, go look at hlg 650 at 24" high almost same numbers on edges,stop looking at it like its a bar led,some use real sun with leds in greenhouses you cant have bars hangin over every square foot of your canopy and expect real sun light to hit the plants during peak sun hrs the damn bars would be in the way,not every light is made for a 4x4 tent grower,id rather have 2 of these in my 12x12 then 3 hlg 650,thats saving of 650 watts of power for same footprint
I understand what your saying but anyone watching this channel is likely growing in a tent or closet, not setting up 100 lights in a greenhouse for commercial cultivation.
@@lok777 no i know alot people here in canada that have big prod grows that watch shane for info on products,they buy same lights as tent growers just alot more of em
You do realize that most commercial grows now have long been using bar fixtures ? They’re designed for a commercial set up.
@@timpage5021 most commercial grows? you got data on that i know more who bought the gravita ct1390e 1:1 hps replacement leds then bars for there commercial grow,and non buy led bars who use real sunlight and hps how is the sunlight suppose to hit canopy if evert square inch of canopy has bars over them
@@magnumopus9631 absolutely. I work with around 40 now between Michigan, Illinois , Virginia and Ohio. All have been done switched over and more than half didn’t even bother with HIDs as it’s antiquated technology. Most use bar fixtures in racks and sliding tables. The even ppfd foot print is crucial in even light dispersement. And like I mentioned quite a few run them in vertical racks so it increased grow space increased yield increased efficiency.
One of the worst par maps Ive seen.What happened to,Im going to run test at 1000 max,1300 is higher then 1000 raising it higher would also help that very sad par map1330 in the middle and 400 on the outside row doesnt work well
its at 24" hang with a 6x6 footpring go look at any quality led bar at 24 hang height tell me number's
If you ever have chane to test the ppfd of one 1000W hps, then you will find it's the same performance, this light is designed to replace 1000W hps 1:1, but customer can still adjust distance and beam angle of moudles to make better par map as they need
@@hortibloomledgrowlights6639 this is where i find hortibloom is better then the gravita ct1930e the ability to move apart and angle beats the gravita hps 1:1 replacement
I stand by my comments. A good par map never ever has any where near 1000 different in par squares.Ive found most more compact lights cant get the even spread This may do better by angling the leds and adusting light hight. 1000 on every square or as close as you can get is the goal.The only light that surprised me with shape and par chart is the mars sp 3000.They pulled it off with a light that looks to skinny.
@@rorymaciver5756 a mars sp3000 dont have 650 watts running across there diodes lmao,so you saying shane lying lmao wow most you guys need to go back to grow light 101,your associating light fixture size with footprint,in this case you cant ,dont look at it as bar light i can tell you never grew with hps of cmh so you have no understanding on a one point light type grow light
You should read things several times before you make silly comment.Or make things up in your head if your gonna quote someone you have to say what they said.It doesnt count if you make stuff up in your Head.No where did I say the mars hydro had 600 watts Nowhere did I say I hate Shane.Everything ive said is accurate and correct,you are opposite of accurate or correct.
The fact that people still grow Cannabis at home is mind blowing. It's not worth it when you can pay $400 for a pound online! you will never get your money back if growing for profit and if you say you are making profit you are lying.
Weed online is bunk at lol
@@josephgarley9267 it’s extremely funny that you have NO CLUE!! Hahahahaha!!!
Guckin funny!
@@slotvalleyracing I do bro I sell mine lbs for 4000 bucks bro you have no clue everything online is mids unless you getting directly from the breeder this guy lol
@@slotvalleyracing online weed lol fuckin funny
Good luck with the electric bill with this one my ts1000 is killing my bill
I just bought a marshydro fc8000 and yeah it's killing me on electric even with it only on about halfway with the dimmer. I don't want to sell any "product" I like to consume it all myself but I feel as though I'm going to have to sell some "product" to off set the energy costs.
@@shiTthebed86 shit bet that costs a bomb only got mine on 50%
What a beautiful light though😊
A 100 watt light u can't even tell the difference lol it's like 5 ore 6 bucks a month
@@bevishead3822 who's talking about a 100 watt light?
And I suppose the price for running the light ,would greatly depend on where you live.
In America,where I live...
1000 watts running 12/12 cost appx 50$ per month.
In the u.k ....I saw a report of a recent 80% cost of energy increase ..
So your geographic location is a important factor..
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he is very hot. so many diods
this is nonsense... you can do much better with boards or bar style fixtures in that area.
lol your not getting it,its a 1:1 hps replacement ,and your wrong it does a 6x6 area didnt you see numbers looks like does better job but fixture need to be higher then bars,gravita has one too Gavita CT 1930e LED
what shocks me is what people THINK they know without even owning one,how can you call nonsense without owning one,,look at the number's you think shane is lying lmao
@@magnumopus9631 lol.
2.15 umol is rather low. I have sf4000's and HLG 650rs..both have a higher umol efficacy,both have a far better foot print of light. That bulky thing had over 1k ppfd at the center,and 200 ppfd in the corners.. 😂
Not to mention most people grow in tent's..
Which brings me to the next point..
There is a definite reason why those modular,bulky, inefficient light designs were discontinued with the black dog LEDs 7+ years ago..
Then they went to quantum boards,then to light rails..
This light has a moderately acceptable ppfd, but is definitely a step backwards when it comes to coverage and basic design.
Reminds me of some Chinese knockoff,I see on Amazon..
I'll stick to my hlgs and spider farmers ......
I don't need to own the light,to know it's a rather large step back in efficacy and design..
Sounds kinda like YOU don't know much about what you speak of..I'd keep my criticism locked away...as you should that brick of a light..
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The tools you need depend on your goals. It would be easier to say that this particular light doesn't fit YOUR current goals. It may be perfect for someone else's crop, though! LoL
@@curtiswashington7721 no..
This light is a step backwards in efficacy and design.
When it comes to technology,why would anyone pay more money,for less advancement?
This light would be perfect if you knew absolutely nothing about lighting,and every other light manufacturer didn't exist,and it was still 2012.
This light is ugly looking with a terrible spread 😆
Useless.
Hortibloom - nobody will buy this garbage. Congrats.
Sorry may I know why you would think that please ?
go look at gravitas new hps1:1 replacement light ct1930e they just made you gonna say gravita are idiots too your not looking past your own ego its a 1:1 hps replacement
@@hortibloomledgrowlights6639 quantum board tech is old & there is a reason everyone is moving towards bar lights. Par distribution and efficiency. I'm failing to see what market this targets.
For me it will be logic to separate the lighs from each other to get a better spread or foot print. Bad test!
over 64 squares u show this getting smoked by the 1000w gavita pro that averaged 996(4x4) vs 711(4x4) for this light both at 24" maybe droppping this space to 120CM too can add the 30% off the reflective walls its losing by. can we retest the 1000w for hanging heights and size dimension so when we compare these to 1k HPS we can see the difference space for space height for height feel like should have a standard test for all lights then optimal space and height test for each light rather than these tests where some lights are 16 some are 18 some 24 others 25 some 23 hanging heights. lets just get a base test for all lights at 24" in a 4x4 then an optimal test for each light where its raised or lowered the space is shrunk or expanded so we can fairly compare lights to eachother. each video compare 3 or 4 different par maps once u have a standardized test for similarly priced lights? like the medic grow spectrum X aginst the FCE 8000 or FC8000 vs spider farmer SE7000 or G860
link to your gavita test and time of par map in this video you also flip your numbers for your LED and HPS from the par map so they are incorrect from 995 avarage on the HPS to 893 average on the HPS when u caculate effency so DE HPS so the 1.4 number should be at least 23% higher
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Its much easier to handle than that ultra big xxl 6-8 bar designs