LED Grow Master - The Future of Plant Lighting

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Emitting 100% Plant-Absorbed-Light, LED Grow-Master Gro-Bars use a patented blend of LEDs, to produce only colors of light that plants need to grow.

Costing up to $135.00 per month to operate, high-wattage HID lighting systems produce only 25% visible light, the rest is invisible heat, and only ½ an HIDs visible light is actually absorbed by plants and used for photosynthesis.

“Plant Specific Lighting has much more to offer,” says Jonathan Cardinale, CEO of LED Grow-Master Global. “Eliminating wasted light (Green/Yellow) and heat (Infra-Red) make LED Grow-Master Gro-Bars the most efficient plant lighting systems on the market today, with 90% electrical savings, and 98% less heat, eliminating the need for large exaust fans.”

No Mercury, No Glass, No UV, and 7-10 years rated life make LED Grow-Master Lighting Systems the “Greenest” horticultural lighting available, facing the world’s energy crunch head-on, with efficiency.

Low voltage UL listed power supplies, and advance circuitry make these systems safe for kids and pets, opening the doors to classrooms, and home gardeners.

Using a patented and patent pending blend of LED colors designed and engineered by SolarOasis.

Field under:efficiency horticulture infra red led lighting photosynthesis plant solaroasis

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