Features

• Double ended lamps provide 35% more energy than single ended lamps
• CMH lamps last on average twice as long as MH or HPS lamps.
• Higher PAR value
• Despite initial cost of investing in CMH lamps, a CMH system will save your money in the long run.
• One 315W CMH is equivalent to 700W+ HPS system in terms of yield per watt.
• The 945W CMH system produces yield roughly to 2000W+ HPS/MH or similar systems.
• Due to ceramic element, lamp burns much hotter than MH lamps thus producing a light closer to that of natural sunlight.
• CMH lamps have better insulating value, they produce lower heat output, and less likelihood of causing leaf burning, and saves you on cooling cost.
• CMH lamps can produce light spectrum sufficient to support both the vegetative stage of plant growth as well as its flowering stage.
• CMH lamps also emit UV and infrared rays in their wide spectrum, which plants love. The higher amount of UV produces stronger, woodier stalks.

Specifications

• Power - 945W
• Colour Temp - 3100K / 4200K
• Initial Lumens - 63000 / 60000
• CRI - 90 / 95

F.A.Q

• What are CMH lights?
• CMH metal halide grow lights are the newest innovation in HID lighting.
• CMH lights are made with an arc tube constructed of a ceramic composite instead of quartz or PCA, this allows the tube to reach higher temperature.
• The higher operating temperature of the ceramic tube allows for an ideal mixture of gases, and this creates a fuller spectrum of light that increases the growth, overall heath and yield of your plants.
• Where can I found out more about CMH lights?
• Your Guide to CMH Grow Lights
• Should I make the switch to CMH setup and what do I expect from switching?
• Absolutely, if you are a seasoned grower there is nothing better than having a setup that uses less energy and produces better yields.
• Having a CMH setup means you will be running more efficiently in terms of yield per watt. Your energy bill will come down dramatically and you will seeing the savings overtime.
• Despite the initial cost, the CMH is newer and also is the latest generation in HID lighting. LEDs cannot produce light spectrums anywhere near HPS/MH lights, and HPS/MH lamps are more expensive to run, thus making CMH an ideal investment.