ever want to try LEDs?

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I took mine out so I'm offering the whole setup for $110 OBO. It comes with 4 Cree 6 LED strips, already mounted to aluminum, 3 W per bulb with a pin fin heat sink on the back for extra cool operation. There's a 50/50 mix of royal blues and cool whites for a 14 k look, alternating every other bulb. Optics are 70 degrees which tested best for PAR. 2 Meanwell 700 mA constant current power supplies to drive all 24 bulbs (2 strings of 12 bulbs driven by each power supply). I only ran them for about 3 months so lots of life left on them! I can bring to next weekend's swap.
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i love leds so glad I switched and i wouldn't go back the shimmer is great growth is great heat is non existent.
 
Yes, they are quite nice. If I was just keeping LPS and softies they would be great. SPS did fine under them, with some growth, but I guess I'm old skool and prefer the MH LOL!

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