The 650W SolarLUX Quantum is developed for growers seeking a powerful LED grow light for larger grow tents and professional grow rooms. Thanks to its advanced light spectrum with Samsung LM301B LEDs, plants receive all necessary light wavelengths for healthy development, vigorous flowering, and maximum yields.
The Dual Spectrum system offers additional control over cultivation. During the flowering phase, supplementary UV, far-red, and red LEDs can be activated to further stimulate flowering and optimally adjust the light spectrum to the crop's needs.
Suitable for
- Large grow tents and grow rooms
- Growth and flowering phase
- Soil, coco, and hydro systems
- Experienced hobby growers and professionals
- Intensive cultivation of light-loving crops
Recommended settings
Thanks to the integrated dimming function, the light intensity can be easily adjusted for every growth phase. Start with a lower setting and gradually increase the power as the plants grow.
Seedlings & cuttings
Growth phase
Flowering phase
Note: if the crop reacts sensitively to light intensity, temporarily reduce the power.
Advanced control
The 650W Quantum features an integrated dimmer that allows precise adjustment of light intensity for every growth phase. Additionally, multiple Quantum lamps can be linked together via the Daisy Chain function and controlled collectively. For even more control, the lamp can be connected to an external LED controller to set light schedules, sunrise, and sunset simulations.
Thanks to its fully passive cooling, the lamp operates silently and requires no fan maintenance. IP65 protection ensures that the electronics remain protected against moisture and dust.
Why choose the 650W SolarLUX Quantum?
- Samsung LM301B LEDs
- High efficiency of 2.9 µmol/J
- Dual Spectrum with UV and FR control light
- Dimmable for every growth phase
- Daisy Chain functionality
- Completely silent thanks to passive cooling
- IP65 protected against moisture and dust
- Suitable for large growing areas
- Professional performance and maximum control