BESTVA 2025 Upgrade DC2000 Led Grow Light with High Yield Diodes Full Spectrum LED Grow Lights for Indoor Plants Greenhouse Veg Bloom Light Hydroponic Grow Lamp

Works Great and has two setting depending on your plants. The light has a quiet fan and it doesn't get hot.

Excellent grow light. Very well engineered design. I love the fans built in that keep a light flow of air on the plants. Easy to use and install. My plants are doing great.

I use mine in a 48x24x60 grow tent. With several plants in there and I mean like 3 it works great. of course this depends on what you are growing and how bushy per say. While I could easily do 4-5 pepper plants I would have to drop to 2 or three bigger tomato plants or anything similar in size and leaf density.Takes a bit getting used to the purple colored world and of course get the UV glasses for this as the UV is not good for the eyes and it sort of corrects the color...somewhat.I would say this size light is pushing the limit for this size grow tent being that it does the job fine but any bigger and you need a bigger light or combine 2.The light spread is good and as long as I kept plants 18" away or so I never had any tip burn even when they would get 12" for a short time I never had tip whitening....but again I kept it around 18" or so for growing plants. Note not for seedling or clones though...too bright for seedling and I do not do clones but I would day 24" or a bit more until established.This is good for veg to flower and I never had an LED burn out...never showed any signs of light spectrum deficiency and compared to running hot high watt sodium or halide..I rather use these.Cooling fans kept the housing cool and were not excessively noisy and while they do put out some heat it is easily vented out without needing a fan...just open the top vent a bit along with a bottom vent if the heat climbs.Sure you can spend more money and better name brand lights but I am NOT dropping $600-$900 on lights when these do fine for a hobby grow. You do not have to drop stupid cash for a decent grow light...as long as the spectrum and output is within spec and they lights hold up and do not fail they will work fine. Let the pseudo experts argue over better lights...I have grows to show these work just fine.NOTE: going by my smart meter on my electricity account they lights use about 200-240 watts based upon my smart meter. My electricity use is very constant so when I start a new grow I can see the increase on a daily KW usage and that is watt (pun hahah) the increase in my bill breaks down to..around 200 watts increase per hour per day

The 1000W is great light to start seedlings, paired with the Vivosun heat mat. Most of the LEDs are full spectrum (white) with a strip of blue and a strip of redish for veg/bloom respectively. I would just leave both on. The light isnt 1000W equivalant. From the amount of stretch and distance I would say its closer to 300W but it works well for seedlings. Uses little electricity and generates almost no heat. You can see my tomatoes, broccoli and eggplant seedlings in the pick.The 2000W is even better and I'd say equivalent to about 800W Halogen. It doesnt generate excess heat and can be mounted fair low. The best part is you can see that the plants under the pinkish light do not stretch at all. Very tight node structures. You can see in the close up of peppers and tomatoes. It has more blue/red strips and doesnt glow white like the smaller 1000W version. Not sure the impact. Great for starting and growing plants to full cycle. I'm gonna try to grow fully indoor winter tomatoes with these lights before I mount them in an outdoor greenhouse. Keep in mind low heat generation means you might need a heat mat like me.

I want to start by saying I'm new to the grow light game, and this light was recommended to me by a friend.This light came in a very neatly packed box, with an easy to install mounting hook that is rather versatile in places you can attach.The mounting hook has an adjustable pully for easy height adjustment.There are two light settings depending on the stage of growth for your plants, you can have one or both settings on at once, and boy is this light bright.Additionally there is a built in cooling fan to prevent overhearing, which is whisper quiet and keeps the entire unit nice and cool without disrupting the plants beneath.This is one of their smaller models, but small does not equate to lesser quality. This is fantastically built, and worth every penny.For those looking to breathe life into existing plants, or looking to dip their toes in produce growing, this is an excellent place to start, and my pepper seedlings thank me.

Excellent light for the price! Plants are very happy and there has been a significant improvement since changing to LED lights. The cord length is perfect, the light was easy to install, the light is sturdy and well built, and the built in fans keep the light, plants and room cool. Terrific upgrade from CMH

The lights seem to be doing their job quite well. I had one of these 2000 watt lights in a 3x3 but then bought the 4x4 and instantly saw the coverage when trying to get closer to the plant wasn’t really there. In buying a second light I am very pleased with the way the plants have reacted as well as the electrical draw on the lights is not horrendous. Don’t be scared of “cheap Amazon lights” well not this brand anyways because they seem pretty legit. I will say there is an added heat fact once you start running two lights but that comes with growing. Hats off to bestva for a good product!Update, 3/4 months after purchase and the plants completed their flower stage about 7 week in flower and buds are loose and not very tight. I was told this due to light intensity is not there. That being said if this is the case I would suggest using these lights for veg and going with an upgraded light for flower. If this was for an everyday vegetable light I would recommend these as a well rounded light just not for flowering cannabis.