The O6i re-imagines greenhouse illumination
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Get a QuoteFOHSE is the world's leader in LED grow technology for greenhouses. Every light we manufacture includes patent pending technology that puts FOHSE ahead of our competition. We developed and manufactured the O6i to feature a compact size with significant output - which means more biomass for a successful crop. We aim to give every client the best price on the O6i as possible while packing more photons into each footprint than any other greenhouse light on the market. When you contact our lighting experts they will identify every opportunity for cost savings on FOHSE O6i greenhouse grow lights – such as volume discounts – that will be passed along to you. Request a quote to get started.
O6i Technical Specs
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CO 2 Requirements
Growing under high-intensity light conditions will require you to recalibrate every aspect of your environment, and chief among that is CO2! We advise all our clients to supplement at least 1200ppm of CO2 in their environment. Keep a close eye on your plants and take detailed notes every crop cycle to find the sweet spot. CO2 gives your crop the carbon building blocks they need to build biomass, and without an adequate amount it won’t matter how much light your system throws down.
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Spectrophotocolorimeter Report
PPFD Maps
U.S. Daily Light Integral Map
Daily Light Integral (DLI) represents the total photosynthetically active radiation accumulated over one day. Since plants are essentially accumulators of solar radiation, this measurement is extremely useful for describing solar radiation as it affects plant growth with particular emphasis on estimating and building a supplemental lighting system. A set of 12 monthly DLI maps for the lower 48 states and based on solar radiation data from 1961-1990 was published in HortTechnology in 2002. An updated set of monthly DLI maps based on solar radiation for all 50 states during 1998-2012 is presented here. Select a month, then click on a location in the map to open a table with annual and monthly DLI values.
O6i
Grow Light
PPF Degradation
1 "day" = 12 hours of use
The Infrared Spike
Ever notice how most spectral charts for grow lights stop around the far-red region? That's because extending the chart into the infrared region would show one of the biggest problems with plasma-burning light sources... an enormous spike of radiative heat!