Panel Full Spectrum 576W COB LED Grow Lighting

Basic Info

Model No.: RYGH-3F966I - 576W

Application: Fruit and Vegetable, Flowers, Special Crops, Leafy, Fruit, Seedling

IP Rating: IP44

Emitting Color: Red and Blue

Input Voltage: 85V-265V

Power: 600W

Shape: Square

Warranty: 2 Years

Housing Material: PC Sheet

Life: 50000h

LED Chips: Epistar

Certification: CE, RoHS, UL, CCC, GS, CSA, Energy Star, FCC, SAA, C-tick, NOM, PSE, GOST, EMC, LVD, KEMA, IMQ

Voltage: AC 85-305V

PF: 0.95

Color Tempreture: 2700-6500k

Material: Baking Varnish Iron Housing

Brightness Ratio: Full Spectrum

CRI: 70Ra

Wattage: 576W

Model: RYGH-3F966I - 576W

Size: L464xW320xH87mm

Name: 576W LED Grow Light

Additional Info

Packaging: 529*385*157MM , 1 PCS / CTN

Productivity: 50000pcs

Brand: RYGH, OEM or ODM available

Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air

Place of Origin: Shenzhen

Supply Ability: 50000pcs/month

Certificate: CE RoHS

HS Code: 9405409000

Port: Shenzhen

Product Description

2018 Panel Full Spectrum 576W COB LED Grow Lighting for Plant Factory

Description:

For decades, indoor growers have relied on artificial light sources such as HID, High Pressure Sodium, and Fluorescent to mimic the sun`s rays in an indoor environment.  

Whether used for Hydroponics Systems or Aquaponics Systems, these light sources all have varying degrees of effectiveness.  Now there`s a new player in the game, 

LEDs (Light-emitting Diodes), and it`s a technology that`s been around for decades, mostly as instrument panel indicator lights, but only recently are LEDs being applied 

to higher intensity light uses such as indoor growing.

Features

- Advanced secondary optical lens design for penetration
- Smart over-heat protection system 
- Product designed to ETL standards
- Completely noise-free with water-cooling system
- Effectual spectrums proven by professionals
- Quick slide-into-track system to combine two or more LED fixtures together

Applications:
* Fruit and Vegetables Growing
* Flowers Growing
* Special Crops Growing
* Leaf and Seeding Growing