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Nikolas Keene Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

Increased transition time to flower works great to add more red into my canopy.

1 year ago
Nammenerb Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

I ordered the two panel and the four panel versions of this at the same time, on ecogrowhawaii.com.com.au.
The two-panel version arrived with a normal Australian plug, and I am using it and I love it. The four panel (this product) came with an American style straight pronged plug.

I looked again, and do not see how I could have known that?

1 year ago
Comdet Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

This is a pretty decent light holder considering the price. It's lightweight, but the all metal construction provides for good stability. It comes fully assembled, and can be easily folded up for storage when it's not needed.

There are two shortcomings. The base of the legs has a hard, smooth plastic insert for a foot. It doesn't provide any grip so, if the frame gets nudged, the whole thing can move. I applied some non-slip material at the base of each leg which significantly helped improve stability.

The second shortcoming is the rope lock. The rope itself is fine for holding a 48 inch dual bulb fixture, but the lock is a cheap plastic fitting that doesn't grip well. I use it in combo with a clamp to ensure that the fixture doesn't move when the plastic lock fails to grip (which is a common occurrence).

Even with the shortcomings it's a decent stand considering the price, and the ability to fold it up for storage without needing any tools or disassembly is a major plus. Four stars.

1 year ago
Salina Morrow Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

Worked as expected for 1 season. They’ve worked for about a week this year and died, however, the fans daisy chained to the end are fine, so it’s not the power source, probably a small connection inside the integrated unit. I tried to redeem the 5 year warranty and the seller says names of the sellers change daily, making it hard to track down the real seller for a replacement. Disappointing service.

1 year ago
George Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5

A very great light very bright great for a 3 x 3 tent. Love the integrated fan for circulation in the ease of insulation to the VIVOSUN grow hub.

2 years ago
Paul W Verified Buyer
Reviewer
5/5
The Barrina LED Grow Light, 252W(6 x 42W) 4ft T8, Full Spectrum, V-Shape with Reflector, Linkable Design, Plant Lights for Indoor Plants, 6-Pack seems to be well made, is very bright without being too bright to work near, and has a nice purplish glow that isn’t so purple as to wash out the natural color when looking at the plants. [Other lights require filtered glasses because of the brightness, and to see the plants in their green color.] But the big selling point is the configurability: you determine how to space the light tubes. Two to four per shelf would seem to be the range for a rack, or you could use all 6 above or below a table. You can set up different shelves with different numbers of lights. E.g. a rack that is higher above the plants might have more lights than one that is closer to them. Or, for house plants, especially succulents, you can have more lights wired into the sequence during the growing season, and fewer during the resting period. If specific plants start to burn, it’s easy to remove one light from the pair (or trio) and use it somewhere else. Down the road, if one light fails after several years, it is easy to bypass the wiring, rather than having the whole set being unusable. They attach very easily to the kind of wire racks many people use for growing house plants. The package includes extra zip ties, in case you want to rearrange or move the lights. Also included is hardware to instead attach the lights to a wooden shelf using screws, as well as double sided tape. Time will tell how reliable they are, but so far, they seem to be a good investment.

2 years ago