Philips' GreenPower TLED InstantFit is an effective and efficient alternative to traditional fluorescent lamps, delivering energy savings up to 45 percent compared to fluorescent lighting. Available from Hort Americas, GreenPower TLEDs are available in two different light recipes: deep red/white and deep red/white/far red.
GreenPower TLED InstantFit lamps are compatible with Instant Start Ballasts. GreenPower TLEDs allow growers to make direct replacement of existing T8 fluorescents with instant-start ballasts.
Since LEDs produce less heat than conventional lamps, cooling costs are reduced with GreenPower TLEDs. Less heat radiation allows growers to light closer to the plants, giving them the option of producing more layers on the same surface area.
GreenPower TLEDs are a reliable and safe solution for tissue culture growers requiring light levels of up to 100 μmol in relatively low-humidity environments.
The 14.5-watt GreenPower TLED has a 25,000 hour lifetime reducing the need to replace bulbs as often.
Click here for more information and to purchase the GreenPower TLED InstantFit lamps at hortamericas.com
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