1500W LED Grow Light 150W actual power 🌱

This full spectrum LED grow light delivers targeted light for seedlings, vegetative growth and flowering, making it a practical choice for small tents and indoor setups. If you need a full spectrum LED grow light for 2x2/3x3 grow tent, this fixture offers selectable VEG and BLOOM modes plus a combined setting to support every growth stage and promote photosynthesis from seed to harvest.

Key Points

This light includes separate VEG and BLOOM modes that can be used independently or together to encourage chlorophyll absorption in young plants and to stimulate flowering and fruiting as plants mature. The diode mix is tuned to mimic natural sunlight with warm and natural white LEDs alongside red, blue, IR and UV to cover a wide spectral range. The manufacturer states the unit has a scientifically designed diode layout and a high-performance driver that aims to deliver efficient light distribution for compact grow spaces. Expect the unit to be most effective in a 2.5 x 2.5 foot area with maximum coverage up to 3 x 3 feet, according to the product notes. 🌱

This model emphasizes energy-focused output and a compact hanging design for tents, racks and small rooms. It may not be the best option if you need full-room coverage or are scaling to many plants, because coverage and PPFD drop off beyond the recommended area. Also consider that the listing calls the panel "1500W" for marketing, while the actual measured consumption is 150W actual power, which affects electrical planning.

Technical Specifications

• Name: 1500W LED Grow Light
• Power: 150W actual power
• LED count: 480 LEDs (168 red, 180 blue, 56 natural white, 60 warm white, 8 IR, 8 UV)
• Spectrum: 3000K, 5000K, 465nm blue, 620nm red, plus IR and UV
• Recommended coverage: 2.5 x 2.5 ft nominal, max 3 x 3 ft

Usage Recommendations

Hang the fixture at the manufacturer-recommended height for each growth stage and switch between VEG and BLOOM modes as plants develop. For seedlings, use mostly the VEG setting and keep light intensity lower to avoid stretching. During vegetative and flowering phases, combine VEG and BLOOM or select BLOOM to increase red and full spectrum output for bloom development. LED output produces less heat than HID systems, but monitor canopy temperature and adjust height to prevent light stress. 💡

For hydroponics and tent setups, center the unit over the canopy to maximize uniformity. If you plan to run multiple fixtures, stagger the panels to even out hotspots and improve overall penetration. Note that UV and IR diodes can aid certain plant responses, but their benefits depend on crop type and exposure time, according to the manufacturer.