240W LED Grow Lights UV IR Grow Lights for Indoor Plants with 780PCS Diodes Daisy Chain Foldable & Dimmable Full Spectrum Commercial Hydroponic Growing Lamp 3x3/4x4 Grow Tent

What to say about this light. Well . First off for the price , quality of build and overall performance you're not going to find anything better. Any plant I put under these lights absolutely taken off. I've grown my biggest autos yet with these grow lights . Par is accurate to chart . Solid build and doesn't hardly produce heat.

great light . i waited till blk friday but its got my plants doing amazing

This light is incredible especially for the price. My plants are lovin every minute of it. I use it in a 4x4 tent and it fits perfectly wall to wall. Literally works perfect for what you’re gonna use it for. It was easy to setup and I have it connected to my AC Infinity smart plug. However one thing I have a problem with is that when it’s connected directly to the pro controller you can’t control the brightness and it only gets to 75%. All around I love it so far.

light built is good, nice brightness, plant did perk up as other said--this is honest review--get the extra cables mount the power supply out of the tent--the lights them self's will add 25 degrees in side the tent-- the power supply runs to hot to keep hand on around 144 to 170 when i test with meter--the way i made it stay around 90 is mount a fan above it keep it blowing on the power supply--parts will not last this long using the power supply body for heat sink unless the heat is taken away---what they should do is make it with a small internal fan to suck heat out then i think be perfect light--the 330 light as they say is around 318 watts when running on 100%--each light strip in side the tent runs around 90 to 95 heat wise so times that by 6 there's ur rise in heat---the company did answer my questions right away ,i don't believe the tech who told them this is normal the power supply gets that hot - might be but parts will not last long time say 12 hours a day running that hot--all in all a good light plants look good unit is built nice and works after i added the external fan -- so knowing what i know now yes id buy it again tell anyone looking as i did here hope this helps others --will keep looking to see if they do upgrade the power supply's heck like they aren't going to add much cost if anything by adding the small internal fan to fix the heat concern

This is my third AGLEX light purchase in 3 or 4 years. I bought it for veg to replace my T5’s and it works great. I bought one for my flower room to put up next to my gavita 1700’s I took it apart so it would cover an 2x8 instead of 4x4 and flower production was just as good. Those were both the 600 watt. This 400 watt is great with the dimmer because you can use 25% 100watt increments. Great for veg! For flowering I recommend floraflex, but these also work great for flowering.

I used two of these in a 4 x 4.. supposedly one will do it .. but I like basically doubling the coverage and just dimming both to about 50% (I have this, M320 n a Hyphotonflux HPF3000) both 320w. This spectrum is a little more cool. Kind of like the bluish purple new headlights (6000k) the other one that I have is more like a 4000k spectrum- a little more on the orange side- The mix is really nice. It’s so easy to overdo it with light intensity on LEDs. 1 inch can be the difference between perfect and intensity burn..

The light basically already came assembled which was nice. Just had to connect a few wires. I unboxed the light, made sure all the wires were connected, but wasn't getting any power to the light. Tried adjusting the wires, but nothing. Since it's from a third party dealer if anything does go wrong, you're going to be waiting at the very least an entire month to get your money back. Its a been a few weeks and I'm still waiting on the funds to hit my account, and no option to replace, so I decided to drop an extra hundred dollars, and purchased a similar light from Spider Farmer which was less wattage, but only a hundred bucks more then this piece. Don't make the same mistake I made. You get what you pay for. In this instance a cheap and poorly assembled light manufactured from the cheapest materials and produced in the cheapest possible manor somewhere in China. Mine as well purchase something you know is made and assembled well. Something meant to be durable and made to work for years down the road, and if you do purchase this light. Make sure you have a backup.

Great light, no complaints bought 2 of the 330w and currently looking at the 600w. They are user friendly, and very easy to assemble out the box, definitely worth the money spent