Phlizon PL1000 Dimmable Plant LED Grow Light Full Spectrum Grow Lamp for Indoor Plants Waterproof Zero Noise LED Growing Light

Used for vegetative growth in a 2x2x4 tent. Performs wonderfully. Great light.

Works very well. It does give off more heat than I initially anticipated and height from plants needs to be adjusted accordingly.

The media could not be loaded. I have a cord for Daisy chain hook up and everything but no where to plug it into. This model has no outlet for it even though the cord was provided. I put pictures up showing each side of it and nowhere to plug it in unless using a wall outlet. Not daisy chain even though it's advertised and sent the connectors. Other than that my plants have been thriving since I bought this. It took forever to find a light with the proper spectrum that also included UV and infrared lighting which is hard to find. Really upset that when I asked them why it came with daisy chain cord but no place to plug in to use daisy chain feature they replied "not sure what to tell you the product is daisy chain capable" but I left video and pictures that show otherwise

I like how bright this light is capable of being. Have the light paired with a humidifier in a 2.5' x 4' enclosed space for my ferns that in the past have struggled during the winter. Doesn't produce excessive heat which is great! So far I am very satisfied with this product! Would recommend to anyone that wants a high quality light at a low quality price.

This board comes in $100 cheaper than the equivalent spiderfarmer and it’s gonna blow everything I’ve used in its pricepoint out of the water. These are authentic lm301b’s and the spectrum is dialed in perfectly. I have grown with led’s since they became a thing and I cycle through a lot of different amazon and alibaba lights. From experience, I can tell right away when the spectrum is off on a new light. Anything with the cheaper smd diodes I find inadequate and I have a couple alibaba lights with authentic 301b’s that cause weird bud growth cuz the spectrum is off. The viparspectras and mars hydros are fine for veg but they do not compete with proper quantum boards like this. Nothing I found on amazon at this wattage With authentic Samsung chips came in this cheap.The board runs very cool. It’s cooler than everything I own if I’m being honest. The lack of heat sinks isn’t a factor since the board is very thin. Don’t let that be a turn off cuz this board has excellent manufacturing. The dimmer doesn’t turn the light off but you’ll be connecting this to a timer anyways so who cares. Where you’re saving money is on the driver but I’d rather cut corners there than on the diodes. I argue boards this size don’t need the more expensive meanwell drivers. Sure, you could probably eek out a little more power or efficiency but that’s negligible for this size application. I hope this is going to be the game breaker I expect it to be. Everyone else is gonna have to lower their prices or use better chips to compete if this board becomes popular. The new vivosun with 301bs looks good too but it only comes in a little 100w. I expect the new vivosun and these phlizon boards to be the ones that shake things up for the next year.

I really enjoy the output of the light itself, but I really wish that I were able to string multiple lights together unto one uniform control. That is sadly not an option and is entirely a manual control via the control knob on the light. For a small area, this light is great. For a large area, do your research before purchase.

Strong light, works as intended. Comparable to spider farmer. Great price for the strength. Easy to set up, no noise from it. Plants growing well.

I have used so many lights over the years that they've all started to blur together. I've purchased flagship ballasts, magnetic, digital and custom hand built hand wrapped. I've used every different bulb that might give me an improvement in performance. I started test driving LED lights, ufos, panels etc. back around spring 2004. I determined that the technology just wasn't ready yet to make them worth swapping out with my magnetic set ups. When COB chips came to prominence I again gave them a shot. Still not practical. Then chips really started to improve in the last few years, blurple fell off to the wayside and I realized that the LED Revolution was finally going to kick off. Well folks that's where we're at. The tipping point is here. Several manufacturers have fielded serious lights finally able to replace the venerable 1000 watt HPS. Big coverage, good penetration with enough head room to run different strains and sizes of plants. I have over the last several months purchased several of this generation of lights from four of the big names in the game and they are all worth using. From Philzon, using Samsung chips, I've gotten a PL-1000 and the PL-4000. For the price the performance of both makes them the honestly best value of this generation of LEDs. I really don't know what more I can say. I guess the fact that the 4K really covers 5×5 feet with a measurable improvement in plants performance over a very well put together HPS 1K set up. The PL-1K easily out runs a 400 watt MH in one of my veg/mother plant/papa plant spaces and plan on replacing all of them. With various lighting schemes I'm dropping 60-75% off of my power usage with a performance boost. It just doesn't really get much better than that.