LED Grow Light

A: Contact us as soon as possible if you need to cancel your order. If your order has already been processed or sent out, a 5-25% restocking fee may be deducted from your refund.

A: We ship most lights using standard ground shipping. Due to the variety of brands, the lights will ship from different warehouses. After the order is processed, we send most orders out within 1-3 days. Once the item leaves the warehouse, shipping times can range from 2-7 business days depending on your location within the USA or world. If you need your light sooner, please let us know before you place your order and we will work to accommodate your needs.

A: The distance between LED lights and your plants can vary based on the type of plant and the specific growth stage. However, a general rule of thumb is to place them 6-12 inches above the plant canopy.

A: Yes, LED lights are suitable for all stages of plant growth. They can provide the full spectrum of light needed for photosynthesis. The light spectrum can be adjusted according to the specific needs of each growth stage.

A: While all lights emit some heat, LED lights are known for their low heat output. This makes them safe to use around plants without risking heat damage.

A: Yes, one of the significant advantages of LED lights is their high energy efficiency. They consume less power compared to traditional lighting methods, leading to lower energy costs.

A: LED grow lights typically last for 50,000 hours or more, whereas HID bulbs generally last 10,000 to 18,000 hours, depending on the specific type of bulb. When it comes to longevity, there's really no competition. A major advantage of using LED grow lights is the huge spectrum of energy they provide.

A: Aim to place your LED grow lights six to 12 inches from your plants. This will give your plants the right amount of light without overheating them. Turn your lights off about eight hours per day. As a general rule of thumb, you'll want to use your LED lights for growing about 12-16 hours each day.

A: In general, you should not leave grow lights on 24/7. Plants need a light-dark cycle to develop properly. It's believed that they truly do “rest” during periods of darkness, and probably use this time to move nutrients into their extremities while taking a break from growing.

A: Be Mindful of Light Wavelengths and Spectrums Your Plants Need— The first thing you'll want to look at are the wavelengths and spectrum of light any LED offers. This will help you determine whether or not it's a suitable light for the type of plants you're growing in your indoor grow tent or grow room.

A: This light consumes 800 watts of electricity per hour. Operating for 12 hours daily, it consumes 800W x 12 hours = 9.6 kWh per day. At the same electricity rate, the daily cost is $0.12 x 9.6 kWh = $1.15. Over a month, this amounts to $1.15 x 30 = $34.5.

A: To clean the frame of your grow light, carefully wipe it using a clean handkerchief, and wipe it with a dry cloth. Blow off the dust from the surface of the light board using a fan, for the light board. Then, use a soft cloth to clean off the rest of the dust and keep your LED light shiny and clean.