You can have one plant that takes the entire area that a 600 watt light is used over and you can also grow 50 Lowryders in the same area. In my last grow, I used two 430 watt lights over a 3.5 x 5.5 area. I was able to prune and use LST to fill the area nicely and I got 19 ounces of cured bud from that grow.
And I could sense their consternation when I couldn’t give them an answer; or, at least, an answer to their liking. The manufacturer of the speaker might rate the speaker at “150 watts” and I had to explain that damage could still be done with a 100-watt receiver, or a 50-watt receiver, or a 350 watt-per-channel separate amplifier.most rigs run 24 - 36 inches in veg and 18 - 24 inches in flower. when starting seedlings with a dimmer start at 50%. slowly ramp for the first two - three weeks to 75 %. most of veg will be spent there depending how powerful your light is. in flower ramp to 90 - 100 % and stay there. maintain the distances i cited.
I recently purchased a 600 watt amp, and since I haven't yet used it live, I'm curious as to how much mileage I can get from it in terms of venues,
Going from watts (W) to kilowatts (kW) is a pretty straightforward calculation: 1kW is equal to 1,000W. To convert W to kW, divide the total wattage by 1,000. Here’s an example: if you turned on ten 100W light bulbs, that would equal 1kW of energy usage. 10 bulbs x 100W = 1,000W. 1,000W / 1,000 = 1kW.It recommends a 550w or greater. I was going to get a 600w for the system, but I wonder if everything else might cause it to draw over 600w altogether? The other parts in the build are a ASUS TUF motherboard, 16gb ram, 3tb WD HDD, Ryzen 5 3600x, and 6 case fans and the back fan is double sided pull/push. Everything is rgb too, the fans, cpu
merced175. The website for a Gigabyte RTX 2080 ti recommends a 650 watt power supply. More than likely, 600 watts will be enough to power the GPU and everything else in most PC's. It also depends on how power hungry other components in your system are.sf9Ls.