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DIMLUX XTREME SERIES LED
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- First time use
- Setting/Checking the Clock
- User Interface
- Menu System
- Status Screen and modes of Control
- What's in the box? / Unboxing
- Mounting the fixture
- Suitable bulbs
- Installation Dimlux Expert Series MKII (without Maxi Controller)
- Installation Dimlux Expert Series MKII (With Maxi Controller)
- Install up to 160 Dimlux Expert Series MKII (With Maxi Controller)
- Fixture Spacing
- Active Air
- Boosting and Cooling
- Ultra Optics Reflector
- Reflector Adjustment (only for the Ultra Optics Hybrid 98)
- Add-on Reflectors (Wings)
- Display indication (Only Dimlux Expert 315W + 630W)
- Display indication on Dimlux Expert MKII 600W + 1000W
- Bulb replacement 1000W and 1000-1250W
- Reflector replacement
- Download Expert MKII Manual
- Download Xtreme LED Manuals
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DIMLUX EXPERT SERIES MKII
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- Installation Dimlux Expert Series MKII (without Maxi Controller)
- Installation Dimlux Expert Series MKII (With Maxi Controller)
- Install up to 160 Dimlux Expert Series MKII (With Maxi Controller)
- Fixture Spacing
- Mounting the fixture
- Ultra Optics Reflector
- Reflector Adjustment (only for the Ultra Optics Hybrid 98)
- Add-on Reflectors (Wings)
Fixture Spacing
The spacing between fixtures depends on the lamp power, power setting, and type of crop. Most crops require at most
1500 μmol/m./s of photosyntetic flux. The next table lists the minimum footprint size to obtain at most 1500 μmol/m./s
at the crops, for common power settings.
You can adjust these numbers for different power settings and for different desired flux at the crops, using this formula:
area = power / 770 For example: 0.80 m. = 720W / 770
The number 770 is estimated from the expected light output of the lamp, with reflector and wall losses taken into
account. Depending on your exact set-up, the actual number can be as low as 720, but rarely higher than 770. This
formula is intended to give you the minimum area, hence we use 770.
Note that 1.3 m. is not the same as a square of 1.3 by 1.3 m. The latter is 1.3Å~1.3 = 1.69 m. in area.
The minimum area determines the distance between the fixtures, and therefore, the amount of fixtures needed to place in
a multi-fixture growing room. For the calculation of how high your fixtures should be placed, see te next section.