BLOOM PLUS LED Grow Light BP 3000W 4X4ft Coverage LED Grow Light Use with 1174packs Samsung Diodes(Includes IR) Dimmable Sunlike Full Spectrum Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Veg and Flower

So far I’m impressed. It’s really bright. It’s a lot bigger than I thought it was going to be I don’t know why I didn’t take a tape measure out to figure this out before I ordered it but it’s actually pretty big. I’m thinking about ordering another one. The price is on point I mean I really can’t complain. I know a lot of people use these for growing marijuana I’m using mine for my salad bar I just prefer to do my growing indoors because there’s a lot of pesticides in the air where I live from farms. Anyways I’m pretty impressed with this light I can’t believe how bright it is and the plants seem to like it. If anything should go wrong I will update this i’m happy with my purchase.UPDATE: I ordered another one. You cant get any other light with this quality for less than a dollar a watt. All other brands charge $1 per watt or more.Update: got my bp3000 seems to be working as good as my other one if I have any problems I’ll give you guys an update other than that I’m really happy with the purchase. Can’t beat it for less than a dollar a WATT!!

Just got this light so haven't used it yet but it is very bright and covers the tent space nicely. Looking forward to seeing results in some coming weeks. Will update review later.UPDATE! Vegged for a couple weeks using old lights then put them in this tent and flipped into flower. Tight node spacing, fat advanced growth compared to blurples, heat isnt a issue with proper ventilation either. I would say they are about a week or maybe more so ahead in growth compared to said previous lights. No shadows and edges are almost a as deved as middle so good spread of light. Expecting a decent outcome and great swell starting next week. I was so impressed with it so far we bought a whole second flower tent setup with a second BP4000. With luck they will last and have a similar decent warranty service if issues do crop up.UPDATE 2 So its been 2 years and MANY rotations on the two lights. (id say each light has done at least 8-9 flowers @10 week rotations) So far i havent noticed any drop off in production really and no burnt diodes. I do have 20 inch window box fans ratchet strap hung and blowing down on the tops/drivers and canopy for cooling/circulation. So they stay only slightly warm to the touch even after 10+ hours on, this likely has helped extend life as heat kills. Ive also only ever used them for 12 hour cycles as well. Whereas the Blurples i use for 18 hour vegging and about the same age/slightly older but used about half as much are due for replacing with burnouts and such... Maybe ill grab another BP but smaller to replace em =)

I'll start with the bad. These lights are inefficient. What that means is they will produce a fair amount of heat. Depending on your circumstances that may mean the lights don't last as long. In my situation it is not a problem the circulation fans I have are enough to keep the heat sink at a very modest temperature. The good is these lights are cheap, effective and do a pretty good job. They are a good way to get an effective LED grow light capable of flowering plants at a cheap prices.

Great Light. I have it hung in my flower chamber. I would definitely hang higher then suggested height. I have it about 20" from canopy and a max 10" away. I put my girls in at the 20" mark and let em grow into the light. It runs cool and puts out a decent amount of light. At 20" it was producing close to 30000lux and over 50000lux at 10". As far as cooling the light I only have a small 4" fan pointing in its general direction. My 4" AC Infinity inline fan vents directly outside. My temps stay in the 70s with an occasional 81 degrees Fahrenheit. My house temp is 68-75 degrees Fahrenheit. I live in Northern Arizona and it's currently the end of February going into March. The spectrum seems good and is producing nice colas. I have just finished out an indica bag seed under it as a test run. Went good no gram per watt ratio yet but after a few runs with it I will update with my results. The only downsides are that it doesn't dim and is kinda odd in how it wants to hang. The cord comes out on the same side as the drivers which make its weight distribution off. Not a big deal but definitely something to consider.

I bought this light a week ago. It arrived within 3 days, perfectly packaged. Set it up and everything works great. This thing is BRIGHT!But that's not the most important part. After a week, I noticed the price had dropped by $100 on Amazon. So I messaged the seller asking if they could honor the sale price by refunding the difference, and within hours they gave us a credit for the difference! A+ customer service and A+ product!One thing I'll mention is the dimmer switch is not obvious and is not mentioned in the included instructions. There is a screw on the back that is covered by a rubber cap. Remove the cap and rotate the screw clockwise to dim, counterclockwise to brighten. It will only turn about a quarter turn in each direction.The only place I see any mention of the dimmer is in one of the photos on the Amazon listing. But this light is dimmable, despite what you might be reading from other reviews.

Bright and affective. Doesn't cause to much heat in my tent either

Really bright and warm light. This BLOOM PLUS BP1000 2x2ft Coverage Full Spectrum Led Grow Light was as nice addition to my existing grow lights of other kind. I specifically needed a light to cover 2 sq ft. So, this came in handy. Plants under this light really grow fast, as if there is an explosion of growth. This is because it emits lots of light and heat that my plants require. Now I have 3 such lights, I rotate my plants once a month so that every plant gets turn to be under these lights. Certainly an amazing product. My plants love it.

I'm writing this review 1 year after purchase. Awesome value for an LED light, they're still going strong. I used to run 5 600 watt HPSs in a 4'x11' space, and I replaced them with 4 of the BP3000 lights. 1000 total watts instead of 3000 watts that my HPS lights used, and they produce much less heat, so much less AC is needed. I have experienced a very slight drop in yield (maybe 5%), but my hydro bill is half of what it used to be so I'll take that trade any day. I also end up with a frostier, denser bud because of how close I can put the lights to the canopy compared to a hot HPS light. The light is also much more evenly spread and there are no hotspots like you get with an HPS.My plants tend to stretch less during flower with this spectrum, much tighter spaces between nodes, and ALOT more nodes to boot. Because of this, increased defoliation and airflow is needed with many stockier strains to avoid WPM. I also noticed that the plants actually show sex sooner as well, males tend to show in early-mid week 2, which in my experience is about a week earlier than HPS lights. This is another energy saver because it allows you to cull the males sooner to eliminate a week of resources used to nurture them, and it gives the females an extra week of increased grow space without the males cramping their style. But keep this in mind so you don't have any pollen grenades go off before you remove the males!As far as brightness, I would say that one unit is sufficient for a 3x3 space for flowering. 4x4 like the description says is definitely pushing it. For vegetative tho, definitely 4x4.As far as value, My energy savings have dwarfed the $1200 I spent on the 4 lights in the last year, so absolutely worth it. Remember to wait for it to go on sale for $288, it happens quite often!

The light is very bright. Only problem I had after adding it to my setup was the heat. The unit creates a lot more heat than my fluval LEDs. Although they are only 46watts each compared to this Bloom plus unit so I’m not surprised. What you can do to better control the temperature is go out and buy some soft 3/8” copper piping, 1/2” pex piping, two couplers/fittings, something to contain water and a vivosun hydro pump. Only 24 watts compared to fans at 50-100 watts or more and a AC over 1000 watts. I used some gorilla glue on four spots that wanted to lift off the back of the LED and clear silicone to adhere the rest of the copper piping to the back of the LED. Works great and will probably increase the life of the light. 👌🏼👌🏼Update. With the liquid cooling the Bloom plus LED operates 10-15 degrees Celsius cooler than my 46 watt fluval LED. The light eventually reaches equilibrium at 25.5 degrees once the water gets around 20 and then the water very slowly increases from there to around 23.5. Once the temp gets past 23.5 in the water the light begins to climb a little higher in temperature. That’s when you should replace the water. 25.5 is damn good for a 300 watt light! I only need to replace the water twice a day for the veg and once a day for flower. No more AC!

This grow light is just fine. Works great very bright and a small fan (not included with fixture)keeps it running cool.I found that the fans in just about any discarded microwave oven work fantastic. You can just clip it in the aluminum and it’s totally cool!For the price I wish I would have bought many more. It’s also a great light to have as a back up or extra lumens in your tent

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