VEVOR LED Grow Light, 150W Full Spectrum Dimmable, High Yield Growing Lamp, Samsung 281B+PRO Chips for Indoor Plants Growing, Daisy Chain Driver, 3x3 ft Grow Tent, Black

Excellent light! Full spectrum and the plants love it!

The light is nice and bright and come with good mounting hardware. The controls are nice. My only complaint would be it does get hot, hotter then my other grow lights but not to bad when you're running a fan.

Tomatoes and sprouts love this light ,but it could use a more refined dimmer as it can be a little TOO bright when starting small plants out.

The adjustable output allows you to fine tune your PAR output levels.

Need a fan or 2 to keep it cool

Low voltage current if you touch any part of the light when it’s on. This is a safety issue for sure. Wonder if this is normal or 1 off but it’s ETL listen and I can’t see how they got this verification if it emits a low current.

Consumes 100 - 150 Watts depending on selected brightness.The quietest and least power hungry 3rd party light I have, since it's passively cooled.Has brightness control AND Daisy chained brightness control. Uses high quality LEDs. Spectrum is great for taking pictures of your plants as it seems quite close to natural light. It's also wider than the standard Aerogarden Farm lights, allowing for a better coverage for plants that spread out a bit.Downsides are that it lacks the shorter frequency UV lights, offers no control over spectrum, and it's hot to the touch. The light doesn't spill out 'every direction but up', but it's also not very narrow like my KingLED light.If I were using running a very visible Aerogarden and always intended on taking lots of pictures, this would likely be my first choice.The hanging rings in this were much different than the other 3rd party lights I added to my Aerogardens as it came with preformed hangars so I had to get creative to hook it up to the AG cables. I used 2 large binder clips which I was able to easily slide the cables through after removing the metal pieces and block the return by returning the metal pieces. Then all I had to do was hook the manufacturer hangers over the binder clips.NOTE: Doing the light hanging like this on an Aergarden Farm, reduces the max light height by at least 6", so if you have a plant that you expect to get right up to that maximum height, you'll need to rig something else up to get the light higher.

I added these to the lower half of a tall but smaller shelved greenhouse that light wasn’t making it to the lower shelves on. It’s worked perfectly and stayed cool enough to close the doors completely.