Review on KUKUPPO 600W Full Spectrum LED Grow Light With Cooling Fans And Daisy Chain For Indoor Plant Veg And Flower Hydroponics Growth by Duane Hayes

This is an excellent light with a larger coverage area. It's already one large pane, so I didn't have to assemble or cord two sections together. It runs on a grounded plug on 110, but you could use a coverter and put it on a 220/240. I love that it was already assembled and ready to rock. It is super easy to use and although the included hardware isn't great, it wasn't much extra for me to setup with chains from the hardware store. It included it's own, but they didn't seem sturdy enough for the size.It includes a remote that has a fairly decent range of 10-15 feet so long as noting is obstructing. It has an on and off feature, as well as a dimmer section. The dimmer buttons have a 50% and 100% option, and then a control to remote up and down in 5% increments which is great for adjusting if a plant gets crispy or seems droopy.This light is IP65 rated, which isn't as good as IP67, but does mean that it's waterproof to an extent. It should be humidity and moisture proof, as well as be able to withstand small sprays of water. It's decent and nothing stands out as exposed. I can keep it low to the plants, or raise it easily enough. They recommend the temp be 20-40 C or 68-104 F. I regularly have the temp in my growing area for seedlings at 55-60F without an issues though. They also recommend at least 12 hours of light per day for the plants, of a height of at least 18 inches. I have gone down as low as 12 inches without issue, but wouldn't go any lower. I grow garden plants, though so it does depend on the crop. Overall, though, good value for what it is. I haven't tried, but it would probably be good to sun stress succulents into nicer colors.Overall, solid and I'd get it again. Covers a 3x3 feet area easily and would be excellent in a grow tent. Has all three colors - red, white, and blue for full spectrum. Will update if it doesn't perform, but so far it's solid. I'm looking forward to winter crops under these and an earlier start to spring.