960 Watt LED Grow Light | 400 to 700nm Full Spectrum | 2750 umol/s PPF | 2.7 umol/J PAR Efficacy | 100-277V

960 Watt Full Spectrum – 400-700nm – LED Grow Light exhibits both high PAR efficacy at 2.70 umol/j and PPF at 2750 umol/s. BTU output is only 2283 BTU/hrs. This fixture comes with comes with hanging cable, power cord with standard US 3-prong plug, and (1) RJ14 cable

Producing a total PPF output of 2750 umol/s and a Photon Efficacy (fixture efficiency) of 2.7 umol/J, our 960W Commercial LED grow light creates a highly efficient light spread at a close distance from the crop canopy.

When compared to regular similar wattage 1000 Watt High-Pressure Sodium grow lights, our grow light can reduce HVAC loads by 33% and increase crop yields of up to 15 to 30%.

This grow light is designed with both vegetative and flowering growth periods in mind. There is no need to switch plants between rooms.  It is designed so it can dim, allowing you to adjust PPFD levels produced without losing efficiency.

This LED Grow Light is designed to be mounted horizontally over canopy of plants. Ideal bed size is 4X4 or 5X5.

Optional Controller sold separately – MLLG-WD-GR1-CONTROLLER – Grow Light Controller, Bluetooth compatible, can be used as a timer to automatically turn on/off lights. Can control up to 100 lights between 2 zones.

What plants do well with a PPF of 2750 umol/s?

Cannabis: Often grown under high-intensity lights, cannabis plants can thrive under high PPF conditions. 

Tomatoes: These fruiting plants require a lot of light, especially during the flowering and fruiting stages. 

Cucumbers: Like tomatoes, cucumbers also require a lot of light for optimal yield. 

Orchids: Certain species of orchids, like the Cattleya, require high light levels. 

Roses: These flowering plants do well under high light conditions, especially for blooming. 

Succulents: Plants like Echeveria and Sempervivum thrive under high light conditions. 

Citrus Trees: Indoor citrus trees like lemon and lime also benefit from high light levels. 

Peppers: Both sweet and hot peppers require a lot of light for fruiting. 

Herbs: Some herbs like basil, rosemary, and thyme also do well under high light conditions.

For grow lights, how good is a PAR efficiency of 2.70 umol/J?

A PAR efficiency of 2.70 umol/J indicates that for every joule of electrical energy consumed by the grow light, it emits approximately 2.70 micromoles of photons within the photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) range (400-700 nm).
A PAR efficiency of 2.70 umol/J is considered very good and represents a very efficient grow light. It signifies that the grow light is converting a significant portion of the electrical energy it consumes into usable photons for photosynthesis.