MAXSISUN PB1000 Pro Grow Light, 100W LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Full Spectrum

I have graduated from shop lights and those funky clip on LED lights with 4, 11" LED tubes to this Maxsisun 1000 and a Bozily panel. The Bozily panel is reasonably impressive but the Maxsisun unit blows it away.Took a micrometer to the aluminum heat sink on the Maxsisun and it measures 5mm thick. The unit feels very solid and the light output is blinding. The electrical cord is heavy duty (as it should be) and the included ratcheting straps are very high quality. (The Bozily unit did not come with ratcheting straps)This Maxsisun unit arrived very well packaged and I requested that the manufacturer's package be placed in an Amazon box for further protection. I am using this light for tomatoes and other vegetable seedlings and plants to get a jump on the growing season here in New England and am certain that my plants will do remarkably well as long as I don't place them too close to the light as it is really that intense.If I had known just a few months ago what I know now, I would have gone directly to this grow light as I believe it to be far superior to any of my other lighting purchases to date. I very highly recommend this light for anyone looking for a serious grow light at a comparatively reasonable price.

To be honest, I always recommend this light to every body who I know that grows, I have these lights running 24/7 with autoflowers, the heat is not an issue, I have a consistent movement of air in my closet, keeps the lights cool to the touch, I have not had any led die or dim on me, I purchased 2 more after I seen the results I was getting.Highly recommend!!Top notch, build is nice, finish is awesome, I even have my 6inch carbon filter daisy chained to the extra outlet provided into of the light and still everything is cool to the touch!Thank you for these amazing lightspeople who are having issues with temps, need some more airflow in there tent.. or get a fan going on your set up... (common sense).I get premium quality with these lights,No issues with grow or harvest.

Another test light. It's definitely a good light. It does have similar design as bloom spect. Both lights would be a great buy for anyone looking for a cheap effective LED. It does put of slightly more heat then bloom spect. A lot more heat compared to bloomplus. On the side of heat is it extreme no is the extra heat worth it I don't know yet. So far as results are going it is doing just about the same as the bloom spect. It is doing a lot better than the bloomplus. So far I would say bloom spect is the better light simply for heat. The ratchet the hanging cables are the same as bloom spect. Both lights are better for hanging and ratchet then bloomplus. So everyone will have different results based on what they use soil, coco coir, hydro etc... I use a blend I make myself so everything is in the same thing. I also only use a 20-10-20 fertilizer from Jack's and run lights about 10 inches closer than recommended. Plants almost a foot tall and 34 days old. Planned switch to flower date 12/15 but that might change if they keep growing so fast. I am worried they will get to tall and wide for light. They are about 14 inches wide leaf tip to leaf tip.

super bright sturdy light quiet as can be. Yes it can run hot but w a fan the board is in the high 90s but the room is 81° and that is without exhaust fans running and front door open and yeah why not? No Blurple! I would prefer hest sinks for the board and driver, w/o 8" fan the board measured 111° driver 110° but w medium setting on the fan temp came down to 98°- 97°s. if its a 2x2x7 you will be killing it with this setup be it cannabis or kale etc.with less than half the electricity of my 1.2 yr old 1000wt blurple. If I upgrade this will make an amazing 2x3 veg light even at 24 inches height. Price point, wattage use and output made a strong argument for the purchase, glad I had pulled the trigger. Good luck out there.

I have two Spider Farmer's sf2000 in 3x3 tents, and I needed another light for clones and seedlings. The Maxsisun footprint, light spectrum, price fit my needs perfectly. Plus the price was a lot less than SF 😀.The Maxsisun is a suitable substitute for the SF, and in some ways exceeds the SF.Maxisun Pluses--better hanging hardware, slightly thicker heat sink, and much better price..Maxsisun minuses--driver and diaodes not mean-well and Samsung, but appear bright and work well with low heat. No infared but not a deal breaker.Overall with everything considered, the Maxsisun is a great if not the best choice in a light available today.I will buy again over the higher price Spider-farmers.By the way, I have a bunch of burple lights for sale cheap...lol.

I never dealt with this company before but they seem to have a good track record and this new product caught my attention, it's definitely not a bad light, looking forward to more reviews, maybe some Par Test videos.The unit is well built, the accessories are high-quality and the Power Adapter is dimmable (roughly 60-125W), water-resistant and pretty impressive for being on a $100 unit (it should outlive the unit and could be used on other projects).The Temperatures of White are Cooler on this compared to the SF-1000 and TS 600.I expected it to be brighter than my TS600

I am using this in a 2x4 grow tent in conjunction with another similar light from another brand. The Maxsisun wins by having more control over the light with the remote control. That is a HUGE plus as these lights get bright, and increasing by 10% increments over time is nice.I am content with the other light, however, if I could do it again, I would purchase 3 of these of these BP1000 pros for the 2 grow tents I have. I bought mine on sale for a great price.