Why Us?

I wanted to add this. There is a serious scam or at least, ignorance, propagated by selles.  1, 2, 3, 5 Watt LEDs. The light must be better the higher the LED Wattage used, it makes sense, right WRONG!  If your standard, for example uses 288 1 Watt LEDs in a 300W Case that all boast. NOT ONE, NOT ONE light will have 288 3 & 5 watt LEDs in all slots. Cannot happen. Too hot, electronics fail and the Chinese just do not put enough engineering to do this. So yes, you may have 3 & 5 Watt bulbs in the light. The reduced LED count has only the words "I have all 3 Watt.

I designed and made them all. 1W & 3W combinations. You may know them as THE ORIGINAL SERIES 250, 350, 576 & 1152. Always improving my knowledge over these 4 years, we pulled our 3 Watt in order to put basically 4 1W side by side instead of one 3W with three blank spaces in between.  Will it be a glorious day when you can use all 288 Spots (in our cases, 200, 300 and 400 LEDs) all with 3 or 5 Watt LEDs. It just aint going to happen tommorow. Ask any honorable dealer. Not in the Near future, certainly with no reliability.

If you read nothing else, read this. Do not trust me, do your online research, ask other dealers you are looking at to buy from. The answers are out there and you deserve them.

THE BEST 1W LED is putting out about 0.8 watt when top quality as we use. Many 0.6-0.7 of a Watt. 2W LED is putting out about 1.3 Watt.  3W LED, at best to date and our testing, pushes SHY side of  2 Watts.  Ask your dealers and stop falling for the MODEL NUMBER put on a light.

Our 300 Sun Fun Gro Pro 300 - 300 1W LEDs, Blue Bridglux, Other Spectrums Epistar (check online for the quality, compared to what many use.  It pulls 265 Watts from the wall, test it yourself with a cheap home depot, even Walmart has them. Very simple.. Plug it into wall, plug your light into it, turn it on, scroll through to wattage and I assure you, many of you are going to be PISSED OFF at what you thought you paid for.

Just know what you are buying, your wallet and plants will be so greatful!

Same with our 400 SFGP 400 - 400 1W LEDs, Blue Bridlglux, other Spectrums Epistar.  

We are very fortunate enoough to do this for fun, as other companies I have owned and sold have us financially fine.  I started this and sold my first UFO 90W light on November 19th, 2008. Previously I paid $650 for a 90W and said screw this, I can bring prices down, I did. My first 100 pcs  were 90W red / Blue, cost me $156 each, with air shipping from China, about $178 bucks each.  I started on Ebay and had the price of $349.95.  We were fortunate enough to not need the money then, I just was ripped and I intended to just ruin the high prices on the internet and mostly then, EBAY. I cannot take all the credit, but I did this.  Problem was, I fell in love with it.  So now I had three loves. the first computer Wyse Dumb Terminal I touched in 1983, in 1984 my wife and in 2008, LED Grow lights.  I have retired, sold off, wanted to retire, travel and I cannot get away from this technology. Call me, Scott, ask me anything you want, I will tell you the truth. Always have, always will.  I, as any business, want your wallet, but not first, I want your trust and confidence.

I will put up any light I have designed in the last two years, be it under the growitled product line or our newest Shanty Pro Line against ANY ANY ANY Equal light on the market. ANY, ready ANYTIME. Any Dealer, Any Seller, with  an honest independent magazine such as 420magazine.com, skunkmagazine.com  and any other legitimate independent testing facility.  This is a bold statement and one I hold true to my words. Other than us, there are two companies that are doing it right, as a consumer, I would buy from them too.  Surely there is more, but more that sells lights do not know SHIT about what they are selling, off the shelf but the specs they are given.  This is harsh, but again, my lively hood has nothing to do with the sale of Grow Lights.  I want your business, I want you to have great lights, that is the only goal I have.  That is why I could care less to spend thousands on a website. Bottom Dollar, Top Lights, that is all we do.

It is pretty simple.  We have been designing LED Grow Lights for over 4 Years.

What do you need to know about LED Grow Lights?

The biggest thing is to not look at the Wattage that many list. I will offer you an example.

Standard 300W light that is listed by 99% of all sellers has 288 1W LEDs. The Avg Wall Draw of these lights are about 190-195 Watts.  So that is what you are getting, a 190W LED Grow light.  The Manufactures are NOT pushing the LED Diode to its full potential for two reasons. Longevity and Heat. Not heat for your grow space, heat within the electronics of the light.

After a long time designing our lights, our 300W light has 300 1W LEDs. Our Wall Draw on our 300 is approx 265W from the wall.  That is what, well over 30% more LED Light going down to your plants.

Our Degree setting on the LEDs. 99% of all lights come with 120 degree angles. That certainly will spread the light out more, allowing them to say things like 25, 35, 50 square foot. Certainly, like HID lighting, these numbers are for a room and what, especially in the case of HID Lighting, is just what the bulb does for a room. That is, they list say a 1000W HID bulb at 100,000 light candles. That does not say what your plants are getting of that bulb.  OUR LEDs in our lights are 90 Degree angles. You know math, 90 degree clearly would push more LED light down at the plant.  We are not trying to light a room, we are attempting, and accomplising, sending light to your plants.

Further more, the standard 600W case out their has 576 1W LED Diodes.  It draws approx 340-380 Watts. Our 400, same length as the 600W, has 400 1W LEDs and draw from the wall, approx 365 Watts.  

As you can see, there is much more to an LED Grow light than just the wattage that is listed on the light.  We also use more expensive Japanese Drivers/Power Supplies to bring our defect within one year (it is always the power supplies that go out on an LED Grow light. At one year is less than 2% where the industry standard of the OFF THE SHELF lighting is from 5-9%.  I know this first hand, as most, as we have sold them all.  We decided a bit over a year ago, we wanted to build a light with our manufacture that is just "A better light".