Oct 11, 2022 #1 Knight420 Active Member View Badges Joined Mar 30, 2022 Messages 335 Reaction score 262 Location SYLVA Rating - 0% 0 0 0 A PAR meter is not cheap by any means. I read that you can use a LUX meter and divide it by 3.05. Does this actually work? My blasto is the main one who is picky about light so far.
A PAR meter is not cheap by any means. I read that you can use a LUX meter and divide it by 3.05. Does this actually work? My blasto is the main one who is picky about light so far.
Oct 11, 2022 #2 oreo54 5000 Club Member View Badges Joined Sep 18, 2017 Messages 5,970 Reaction score 3,673 Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Knight420 said: A PAR meter is not cheap by any means. I read that you can use a LUX meter and divide it by 3.05. Does this actually work? Click to expand... Def not 3.05 and "does it work"....sort of. Convert Lux to PPFD - Online Calculator | Waveform Lighting Online calculator to convert illuminance (lux) to PPFD (micromoles per second per meter squared). www.waveformlighting.com You sort of need to guess at the conversion factor based on the light spectrum. Divide lux by like 50 should work for bluer lights https://s3.amazonaws.com/hydrofarmpubdocs/Greenbeams%20PPF%20Conversion%20Tables.pdf
Knight420 said: A PAR meter is not cheap by any means. I read that you can use a LUX meter and divide it by 3.05. Does this actually work? Click to expand... Def not 3.05 and "does it work"....sort of. Convert Lux to PPFD - Online Calculator | Waveform Lighting Online calculator to convert illuminance (lux) to PPFD (micromoles per second per meter squared). www.waveformlighting.com You sort of need to guess at the conversion factor based on the light spectrum. Divide lux by like 50 should work for bluer lights https://s3.amazonaws.com/hydrofarmpubdocs/Greenbeams%20PPF%20Conversion%20Tables.pdf