No, these particular Luamtek models are not among the most efficient. No idea why they don't use more diodes and increase their PPE. Obviously they like their profit margins.
Hello everyone, I've had my Lumatek 300 W running for about 2 months now and I'm very happy with the product so far and the Lady's (Dark Devil Auto) are also working great, but I've had the problem since the beginning that the lamp is very bad strong heat produced (35°c in the tent/despite the fan activated carbon filter , does anyone know the problem or is this actually a production error for me?
Damn i just get two 300 Pro , just because people said there will be no heat ! Ill try placed them next month and will tell you . I have one advice for now , maybe disable the tent so the heat can go away ...
@@ghostfacestalkerofficial Im not using tent. Just the metal tubes from it to hang the equipment ! When my girls were seedlings my lights were 50 % power on 50 cm and start showing signs of burn , so i change the light to CFL . Now in vegetative stage I'm using 300 Pro a lot higher because I'm so scared for them. Maybe will put the lights down a little bit these days .... Anyway I don't have problem with the heat from the lights at all !
I got myself the Lumatek attis 300w led not too long ago.ive only had two runs out of it. Came home to find it not working........any ideas what might be up with the light..lve use lumatex brand for years with no problems...
Just want to a very BIG UP to lumatek or more so to a guy called Alan who works at lumatek a top bloke..phoned him up with my delemer and straight away he said we pick it up tomorrow they did and when above n beyond what a expected..the return was the pro version...unbelievable great service... but then we are talking about one of the world leaders in lighting in our little game...wink wink...
To add to this, my photontek sq300 pro just up and died after 6 weeks of use. I am in the process of a return (just sent out today) and they will be sending a new unit. But it saddens me to see this wasn't a one-off issue. The store I bought from offered an equivalent replacement and I was eyeballing the Kind x330 LED because it had the IR spectrum and it was controllable! However, when I went and did some research Kind LED had a video out comparing it to other lights but A) they didn't do full PAR maps, they did some circular BS that ignored the outsides and some center areas (17 measurements taken), B) they did some weird math for their PPFD ratings and I did not come to the same results (they averaged the PPFD only from 12 of the measurements) and C) I could not find an actual independent review on this light...So I guess if this P-tek sq300 dies, I might just pull the trigger on a Kind LED despite all the above issues. Hoping the issues have all been worked out on these p-tek/lumatek lights. Fingers crossed.
@@growell Are these lights any cheaper then there American counter parts or no lol? I looked at the photon tek's and really like the lights. But, they are a bit pricey with all the alternative lighting companies out there putting out really good light's for much much much cheaper is all lol. I love these lights and think they are a really cool design. It's like a hybrid between a quantum board and a bar light lol lol
If dimmed to the right amount you can use these from germination through to flower. Excellent for numerous rootings or cuttings, and will gladly take 1-4 plants through to flower, though we'd want to switch to a 600W before flowering for maximum growth efficiency.
3 x 200W ATS would be fine, 3 x 300W ATS would be very high light for the space and you'd likely have to consider adding CO2. Plus with 3 x 300W ATS they'll be squeezed into that tent with very little room to spare.
@@growell yeah but he can just run them dimmed down! That way if he ever intends on having a bigger space where he needs more power he will have it and NOT have to buy all new boards again lol. I do realize three will be a tight fit. But, that also means he will have extremely good and even light distribution lol. So yeah idk, I guess it just depends on what he plans to do with the lights in the future. If he just plans on running them in this setup and thats it then the 200s would be great. But like I say, the nice thing about most modern LEDS is that you can "Dim" them lol 👍✌️
Not very efficient though, so there's that. Do a test with a par meter yourself. Definitely not worth the premium when many "budget" lights have better numbers.
I would love one of these for my grow tent, Great video
Thanks for watching!
Is the 300w pro to much vor 80x80 or is it fine
I have so much Problems With over heating, this would be the Solution.😍
An LED will definitely help if you have trouble keeping the temperature down.
Looks amazing 👍
It is! :)
@@growell
hello sir
my room ( 100cmx150cm )
i wonder if you can help me with this one
1 lumatek zeus 465w pro 2.9 vs 2 lumatek ats 300wpro
regards
In this setup because of the shape of the area we would go with 2 'Lumatek ATS Pro 300W LEDs'
When turn the dimmer? 1 week early flower stage. Now, is 100% ok, or should i wait 2 weeks?
dpends on distance to cannopy i go full blast after flower switch to make up dli
Does it save energy using a lumatek against other growlights?
No, these particular Luamtek models are not among the most efficient. No idea why they don't use more diodes and increase their PPE. Obviously they like their profit margins.
Hello everyone, I've had my Lumatek 300 W running for about 2 months now and I'm very happy with the product so far and the Lady's (Dark Devil Auto) are also working great, but I've had the problem since the beginning that the lamp is very bad strong heat produced (35°c in the tent/despite the fan activated carbon filter
, does anyone know the problem or is this actually a production error for me?
Damn i just get two 300 Pro , just because people said there will be no heat ! Ill try placed them next month and will tell you . I have one advice for now , maybe disable the tent so the heat can go away ...
Did you open the circulating air on both sides of your tent?
@@ghostfacestalkerofficial Im not using tent. Just the metal tubes from it to hang the equipment ! When my girls were seedlings my lights were 50 % power on 50 cm and start showing signs of burn , so i change the light to CFL . Now in vegetative stage I'm using 300 Pro a lot higher because I'm so scared for them. Maybe will put the lights down a little bit these days .... Anyway I don't have problem with the heat from the lights at all !
I got myself the Lumatek attis 300w led not too long ago.ive only had two runs out of it. Came home to find it not working........any ideas what might be up with the light..lve use lumatex brand for years with no problems...
Without looking at the light in person we couldn't say, we recommend returning it to the store you brought it from and seeing if they can help.
Just want to a very BIG UP to lumatek or more so to a guy called Alan who works at lumatek a top bloke..phoned him up with my delemer and straight away he said we pick it up tomorrow they did and when above n beyond what a expected..the return was the pro version...unbelievable great service... but then we are talking about one of the world leaders in lighting in our little game...wink wink...
To add to this, my photontek sq300 pro just up and died after 6 weeks of use. I am in the process of a return (just sent out today) and they will be sending a new unit. But it saddens me to see this wasn't a one-off issue. The store I bought from offered an equivalent replacement and I was eyeballing the Kind x330 LED because it had the IR spectrum and it was controllable! However, when I went and did some research Kind LED had a video out comparing it to other lights but A) they didn't do full PAR maps, they did some circular BS that ignored the outsides and some center areas (17 measurements taken), B) they did some weird math for their PPFD ratings and I did not come to the same results (they averaged the PPFD only from 12 of the measurements) and C) I could not find an actual independent review on this light...So I guess if this P-tek sq300 dies, I might just pull the trigger on a Kind LED despite all the above issues. Hoping the issues have all been worked out on these p-tek/lumatek lights. Fingers crossed.
Hello, can I connect 2 ats 200pro without panel control?
Yes you can daisy-chain them and you can use only one of the dimmers provided with the lights.
How do these differ from the Photontek SQ series?
They're pretty much the same lights. The ATS's are the European equivalent of the SQ series.
@@growell Are these lights any cheaper then there American counter parts or no lol? I looked at the photon tek's and really like the lights. But, they are a bit pricey with all the alternative lighting companies out there putting out really good light's for much much much cheaper is all lol. I love these lights and think they are a really cool design. It's like a hybrid between a quantum board and a bar light lol lol
hey mate just wondering if one of these 200W would be fine for a 3ftx3ft?
For a 3ft x 3ft tent we'd opt for the 300W. You could push a 200W in there and get some results but the edges of the grow space wouldn't do very well.
Hay " ist sie geeignet für keimung gleich mit oder nur blüten Phase ?
If dimmed to the right amount you can use these from germination through to flower. Excellent for numerous rootings or cuttings, and will gladly take 1-4 plants through to flower, though we'd want to switch to a 600W before flowering for maximum growth efficiency.
@@growellhow much harvest did you had?
Hi, is 3 of these ok or too much light for a 2 feet width by 6 feet length,normally have 2 x 600 hps,thanks.
3 x 200W ATS would be fine, 3 x 300W ATS would be very high light for the space and you'd likely have to consider adding CO2.
Plus with 3 x 300W ATS they'll be squeezed into that tent with very little room to spare.
@@growell yeah but he can just run them dimmed down! That way if he ever intends on having a bigger space where he needs more power he will have it and NOT have to buy all new boards again lol. I do realize three will be a tight fit. But, that also means he will have extremely good and even light distribution lol. So yeah idk, I guess it just depends on what he plans to do with the lights in the future. If he just plans on running them in this setup and thats it then the 200s would be great. But like I say, the nice thing about most modern LEDS is that you can "Dim" them lol 👍✌️
Can you only link the pro version, I have the 300W but can’t see were to link up another light , thanks 🙏
Afraid so, only the Pro version has the extra ports to connect a controller or other LEDs.
I have 6 ats 300w in a growroom,but the lumatek gives so much heat in a growtent is not normal....never buy these
Not very efficient though, so there's that. Do a test with a par meter yourself. Definitely not worth the premium when many "budget" lights have better numbers.