Plasma Grow Gen2

Plasma Grow Gen2
Built in hood's special design allows for a 4' x 4' footprint of light
Inside the hood is constructed using the highest quality German Aluminum with 96% reflectivity!
Only 300 watts!
Total unit weight is 18 lbs.
Color Rendering Index: 95
Available in 110V or 220V plugs

Plasma Lights!
The latest and most efficient lighting technology for indoor gardening and supplemental greenhouse lighting on the market. Its small footprint in size and energy use makes it the ideal lighting choice for indoor gardeners to cut their overhead and greenhouse growers to achieve harvests not only late into the year but year round.

The Emerson Effect
Robert Emerson discovered in 1957 that plants respond better to multiple wavelengths of light spectrum. He discovered that plants actually photosynthesize with both short wavelength and long wavelength light, and that utilizing both forms of photosynthesis delivers superior growing results.

What is Plasma?
Plasma lights use radio frequency waves to excite argon and metal halide into a “plasma state” within a very small glass bulb, about the size of a marble. The bulb never diminishes or burns our and never needs to be replaced.

Benefits of using plasma!
Pays for itself with reduced electricity bills.
Delivers the broadest light spectrum available, superior to HPS and MH combined!
Complete broad spectrum delivers better growing results (the Emerson Effect).
Rated for 30,000 hours, this unit lasts for nearly six years with daily usage of 14 hours per day
Stop changing, and paying for, expensive bulbs!
Very low heat.
Three-year warranty.
Very friendly to the environment.
Manufacturer will replace the plasma engine for half price of a new unit when the unit wears out! Good to go another six years.

Plasma lighting has the fullest spectrum by far of any current lighting technology available. In fact, it emits the closest spectrum to the sun of any lighting. It is also the most energy efficient, giving you 140 lumens per watt. That is twice as efficient as LED technology!

It’s small footprint both in energy use and its size now enables greenhouse growers to utilize supplemental lighting to achieve harvests not only late into the year but year round. Plasma lights use radio frequency waves to excite argon and metal halide into a “plasma state” within a very small glass bulb, about the size of a marble. The temperature inside the bulb is the same as the surface of the sun!