HPS lamp Sunmaster 600w dual, 230 Volt

Introducing the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp

The Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp stands out by emitting 10% more light than standard HPS bulbs, making it a superior choice for your horticultural endeavors. These high-output HPS grow lights are exceptionally convenient, ensuring a swift and trouble-free setup.

Exceptional Power of the 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp

Crafted to deliver remarkable potency, the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Lamp combines impressive performance with remarkable cost efficiency and durability. Sunmaster, a seasoned player in horticultural product manufacturing, brings their years of expertise to this product.

Light Spectrum of the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp

The Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp primarily emits light in the red and yellow spectrums. This specific spectrum is pivotal for robust and rapid growth during a plant's flowering and fruiting phases.

Single Purpose Design of the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp

It's important to note that the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp is tailored exclusively for the flowering and fruiting stages of a plant's lifecycle. It isn't designed for dual-purpose use.

Optimizing Growth with the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Grow Lamp

For flowering, the Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Lamp is recommended, while for vegetative growth, a metal halide lamp, such as the Sunmaster Cool Deluxe Metal Halide grow lamp, is advised. This approach ensures that plants receive the preferred blue end of the light spectrum during their vegetative phase.

Sustaining Performance and Lifespan

Keep in mind that HPS lights degrade and lose efficiency over time. To maintain optimal performance, it's recommended to replace your grow lamps every 8 months or after a maximum of 3 cycles.

Outstanding Coverage and Performance

The Sunmaster 600W High Output HPS Lamp is designed to effectively cover an area of up to 1.2m². Its utilization within this range guarantees impressive performance and exceptional value.

Enhancing Light Spectrum with Combined Lighting

Seasoned growers often employ a blend of HPS and halide lamps throughout the entire plant lifecycle. In larger spaces, a common practice involves using one MH grow light for every two HPS bulbs. Alternatively, for smaller spaces like rooms or grow tents, employing the same grow light reflector and transitioning from MH to HPS bulbs during the flowering and fruiting stages is the norm.