Parus LED Grow Lighting and NewLux Modern Horticultural Lighting announce an agreement for exclusive representation in Canada as they work together to supply North American Greenhouse Growers with the latest LED Grow Light Products from over 13 years of research and development in Korea, Japan and China.
Patented lighting recipes, with low power consumption, and high PAR values are the most valuable features of their LED Grow Lighting Products. Solutions include truss mounted fixtures, inter-lighting for high wire crops, and perfected lighting recipes for research facilities and vertical farming applications with completely automated growing systems for warehouse, rooftop, or containerized growing applications.
The right spectral recipe for your crop with the hardware and installation features make for a perfect plan, with predictable results.
Put the light where it needs to be with adjustable intensity with these Inter-Lighting modules. High Par Values with Red and Far Red LED enhancements that stimulate rich ripe growth in high wire tomato and cucumber crops. These modules offer enhanced crop quality with low power consumption for high value crops that need a little extra. On the right: 2.4 Meter Bar LEDs in growth chambers, vertical farming and research facilities are the perfect solution for low cost indoor growing of almost any crop.
Parus offers a guarantee of efficiency for their fully automated enclosed growing systems. Parus has a long history of R and D work for other lighting companies and manufacture their own LED’s and have a distinct price advantage in a very price sensitive market.
NewLux provides energy saving electronic ballasts for replacing old magnetic ballasts, as well as assistance with energy studies that are required for utility company incentive applications for upgrading old lighting installations. NewLux carries the industry standard GE lamps for simple lamp replacement for 600 and 750 watt ballasts in stock.
For more information:
NewLux Modern Horticultural Lighting
Mark glawdecki
#103-6039-196th Street
Surrey, British Columbia,
V3S 7X4
604-539-1880
markg@newlux.com
www.newlux.com
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