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[Ultra Bright] Real 10W high-power sunset lamp. The brightness of our sunset lamp has doubled compared to the 5W products on the market, and with the high transmission rate optical crystal lens, it can emit bright light even during the day. Heat generation is also lower, even if working continuously for 10 hours, the lamp head can barely feel the temperature, solving the safety hazard of poor quality products on the market that cause burns due to high heat generation.[Projection Feature] Project realistic sunset hues for a romantic ambience.[Versatile Lighting] Ideal for photography, selfies, or setting a relaxing mood.[LED Technology] Energy-efficient LED lights with adjustable brightness.
Grow lights for indoor plants come in a variety of shapes and sizes, with different types of bulbs, colors, and intensities. The most common types of bulbs used in grow lights are LED, fluorescent, and high-intensity discharge (HID). Each of these bulbs has its own unique properties and benefits, depending on the specific needs of the plants being grown.LED grow lights are the most energy-efficient and long-lasting of the three bulb types. They emit very little heat and can be designed to produce a specific spectrum of light that is optimized for plant growth. Fluorescent grow lights are also energy-efficient and produce less heat than HID bulbs, but they are not as long-lasting as LED lights. HID bulbs are the most powerful of the three, but they emit a lot of heat and can be expensive to operate.
Product name: 4 heads led grow lamp with timer
Input Voltage: 100-240V
Output Voltage: 5V
Light Power: Max 40watt（Replace 40W HPS）
Color of lamp beads: Full Spectrum
Material: Aluminum
Frequency: 50-60HZ
warranty: 5 years
FAQ's
Q: What types of plants benefit from grow lights?
A: Grow lights are beneficial for a wide range of plants, including vegetables, herbs, flowers, succulents, and tropical plants. Plants that require full-spectrum light, such as leafy greens and fruiting plants, tend to benefit the most from grow lights.
Q: How long should I leave my grow lights on?
A: The duration of light exposure depends on the type of plant and its growth stage. Most plants require 12-16 hours of light per day, but some plants may require more or less depending on their specific needs. It is important to monitor plant growth and adjust the light exposure accordingly.
