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I wonder if we can get our hands on this, as hobbyists and not a giant factory.
by lloydatkinson 4y ago
I wonder if we can get our hands on this, as hobbyists and not a giant factory.
- nathanvanfleet 4y agoTry Amazon
- dwater 4y agoCree is a part supplier to loads of manufacturers of commercial products. You can add Cree as a search term when looking for high quality LED lighting (and you'll get lots of knockoffs depending on where you're looking).
- genmud 4y agoDigi-Key stocks CREE stuff, looks like they even have this product [1]. Obviously you need to roll your own board, or hand solder/wire them but that wouldn’t be too difficult. 1 - https://www.digikey.com/short/97452z74 https://www.digikey.com/short/97452z74
- metadaemon 4y agoThank you! Been looking for good lights to start a small vertical farming setup.
- AngryData 4y agoI have yet to see a horticultural LED that cannot be bought by regular people. The indoor grow market, especially for cannabis, is humongous. If you can buy them in 10,000 piece lots as a business, they will have no problem offloading them to lower level consumers for a decent markup. Ive made a lot of money myself sticking bare LEDs to chunks of extruded aluminum heatsink and reselling them to growers, and even that makes me feel like im ripping them off because it is so dead simple to do yourself.
- DiabloD3 4y agoDigikey, Mouser, etc, all carry Cree parts. Rapidled.com also carries all the important parts used for DIY grow lamps, and probably will end up carrying them when they get released.