PhytoLEDs Quantum GX Professional line
Turbo cooling system
• Fitted with large-sized fans in two arrays. Under normal operating conditions, they are cooled by one array of fans; in cases of extreme heat the second array starts up (manual and automatic using a sensor.
• The oversized frame (tempered steel) enables a large amount of air to circulate, obtained from the large fans.
Exchangeable LED module
• Easily interchangeable LED modules that comply with the standard PHT201: vegetative function, flowering and “future releases”.
• “Switch Eco” system to reduce light intensity and change the spectrum.
Smart power supply
• If one of the modules fails, the others receive no extra current and the system keeps working.
• The malfunctioning module can be dismantled by the user and sent to the technical-support centre with no need to interrupt the cycle.
90 -120 deg. Optics
• 90 and 120 lenses for different areas and requirements.
• Size 90 once assembled, in a 120 box (user-replaceable).
For Successfully Growing Indoor
Phytolite product range will change the way you grow indoor. Reliable and effective lamps, LED-Systems and revolutionary neon will give you amazing crops during any season.
Anyone who, at any stage, has had a hand in the creation of a botanical garden or in the cultivation of flowers will have asked him or herself whether artificial light could ever be a complete and suitable replacement for sunlight in the growth of plants.
This is because sunlight, albeit an ecological, free and perfect source of light, is not always available. Seasonal, geographical or logistical factors can often be a reason for resorting to artificial lighting, whether in part or in full.
What exactly is light? It is a form of electromagnetic radiation with oscillating components and wavelengths. The global distribution of all the wavelengths is known as the “spectrum”.
The human eye perceives only a fraction of the spectrum and this visible amount is measured in lumens, a unit of measurement often indicated on light-bulbs used for cultivation. Plants require light at a wavelength of between 400 and 700 nm for photosynthesis and growth to be successful. We are referring here to the so-called PAR (Photosynthetic Active Radiation). Around 45% of the overall radiation produced by daylight is between 400 and 700 nm. About 45% of overall radiation is therefore PAR.
For a bulb to efficiently contribute towards the growth of plants, it needs to convert as much of its electrical energy as possible into PAR.
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