The SF-1000 by Spider Farmer is an energy-efficient LED grow light, ideal for beginners and small-space growers. Equipped with Samsung LM301B diodes, this LED delivers an efficiency of 2.5 µmol/J while allowing for yields of up to 2.5g/W while only consuming 100W from the wall, saving up to 50% more energy than traditional HPS or blurple lights. Suited for 90x90 cm (3x3 ft.) Veg areas and 70x70 cm (2.3x2.3 ft.) Flowering areas, the fanless design ensures silent operation with excellent heat dissipation. On top of that, the SF-1000 by Spider Farmer’s dimming saidy chain feature allows for custom light intensity and multi-light synchronization, making it a top choice for growers of all levels of expertise. The SF-1000 is perfect for covering 90x90cm veg and 70x70cm flower areas. Need more coverage? Consider the SF-2000, which can cover a 60x120cm area, or the SE5000, ideal for 120x120cm areas.

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Billywizz
Billywizz commented5y ago
The first LED I tried was the SF1000. Will not go back to HPS,MH . 💚👊🏻💪😍
Fank0
Fank0 commented9mo ago
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Gergotronic_Chronic
Gergotronic_Chronic commented2y ago
Excellent lamp. Instant improvements in coverage in my autoflower growbox. Looking forward to upgrading my other lamp to Spider Farmer as well. Excellent lamp.
BullWeedDog
BullWeedDog commented4y ago
Tengo un espacio 1x1x2m cuantas lámparas de está necesitaría para este espacio o cual me recomiendan?? Si mi temperatura ambiente son muy bajas de hasta 5ºC sería bueno utilizar led o me quedo con las hps??
Seldom_Seen
Seldom_Seen commented5y ago
Hi all, I’m about to do my first grow using this light. Before this I used CFL’s. Are there any guidelines on dimmer switch settings for the different stages of growth ?