Horticulture Lighting

 
Your Professional Horticulture Lighting Supplier
 

Kalite is primarily focused on the production and sales of traditional lighting products. Since 2008, the company has gradually transitioned to the production and sales of LED lighting products and related accessories. Our product portfolio includes indoor LED lights, outdoor LED lights, LED emergency products, HID products, among others.

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Quality Control
We have dedicated quality control (QC) personnel stationed on the production lines to conduct rigorous inspections. All products undergo thorough inspection prior to delivery.

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One-stop Solution
We offer comprehensive one-stop professional solutions to address even the most complex lighting requirements.

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Professional Team
Our company boasts a team of 100 experienced employees, including a highly skilled technical and management group comprising 30 professionals.

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Sales Market
Our products are exported to various regions, including Europe, the Middle East, South America, Africa, and Southeast Asia.

 

 
 

Specification

 

 

Model No.

Power

Base

Operating Voltage

Operating Current

Luminous Flux (lm)

Diameter (mm)

KL-HPS600

60w

Wire

110

6.2

90000

32.5

KL-HPS600

600w

Wire

190

3.5

90000

32.5

KL-HPS750

75w

Wire

200

3.8

113000

32.5

KL-RUL1000

1000w

Wire

210

5

15000

32.5

 

Types of Horticulture Lighting

The horticulture lightings produced by our company mainly include the following types:

Grow Light Kits For Seed Starting
IP65 Waterproof luminaires
Uv Ir Bar Led Grow Light 400w
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Neon Ramps
Inexpensive to buy (about 80€ for a ramp with two 55W neon tubes for growth and it takes less than 10€ to change a neon tube for flowering). It is great if you are focussing on energy savings and being sustainable with your energy.

 

CFL Lightings
The advantages and disadvantages are pretty much the same as neon ramps. These bulbs are ideal for smaller budgets. They are suitable for seedlings, cuttings or also mother plants.

 

MH and Hps Bulbs
MH bulbs are ideal for growth, HPS bulbs for flowering. Substantial yield. Some growers use HPS bulbs from seed to harvest. It really depends on the type of plant you are growing. Always do proper research into the needs of your type of plant.

 

CMH Bulbs
Metal halide CMH grow lights are made with an arc tube made of a ceramic composite instead of quartz or PCA. Ceramic composites allows the tube to reach a higher temperature, while HID lamps made with quartz or PCA requires using a combination of gases that do not necessarily produce the optimal light spectrum for photosynthesis.

 

LED Panels and Bulbs
LED panels and bulbs are a good way to optimise your light spectrum, which means that an LED lamp only emits light frequencies useful to the plant. It is great if you want to remove unnecessary light frequencies.

 

 
Advantages of Horticulture Lighting
 
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Adjustments can be made to produce healthier plants.

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Close monitoring of lighting effects can maximize crop yields.

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Improvement in operating costs can be achieved through energy savings and greater efficiencies.

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Spectrum needs can be altered throughout the plant’s growth cycle.

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Reflectors are not required to amplify and direct light intensity.

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Flexibility as primary or supplemental light source in greenhouse or vertical farming.

 

Applications of Horticulture Lighting

 
 

Herbs and Leafy Greens
Herbs like basil, parsley, and cilantro, as well as leafy greens like lettuce and spinach, primarily require a blue light spectrum for healthy growth. LED lights, with their ability to provide specific light wavelengths, are an excellent choice for these plants. They support photosynthesis, leading to lush, green growth and enhance the flavor and aroma of these herbs.

 
 

Flowering Plants
Flowering plants such as roses, orchids, and violets benefit greatly from the red light spectrum provided by LED lights. This light spectrum promotes blooming and fruiting. It results in vibrant flowers and healthy fruits. Growers can adjust the light intensity of LED lights. This lets them meet the specific light needs of different flowering plants.

 
 

Vegetables
Vegetables like tomatoes, cucumbers, and peppers require a mix of red and blue light for optimal growth. The full spectrum capability of LED lights makes them ideal for these plants, helping them grow faster and produce a higher yield.

 
 

Succulents
Succulents need bright light and can tolerate high light intensity. LED lights provide the bright, full-spectrum light that succulents need to thrive. White LED lights are especially good for this.

 

 

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Colors for Horticulture Lighting

● Blue: This is the most important light for plant growth. It is easy for chlorophyll to absorb and convert into energy.


● Red: As the second most important wavelength, red light is incredibly potent for plants when combined with blue light.


● Orange: Similar to red light, but less effective.


● Ultra-Violet: UV light is harmful to plants, which can actually promote healthy growth as plants work to protect themselves against the light.


● Violet: On its own, violet does not affect plant growth very much. But when used in combination with red and blue lights, it can promote the color, taste, and smell of plants.


● Green: While plants do not need much green light, they do need a small amount. Green light helps to regulate the “night” cycle while you navigate the grow room to maintain your plants.


● Yellow: Not much yellow light is needed for plants to grow strong and healthy.

 

Comparison of Various Types of Horticultural Lighting

 

 

Types of Lights

Energy Efficiency

Heat Output

Full Spectrum

Lifespan

LED Lights

High

Low

Yes

Long

Fluorescent Lights

Moderate

Moderate

No

Moderate

Incandescent Lights

Low

High

No

Short

High-Intensity Discharge Lights

Low

High

No

Short

 

Precautions for Using Horticultural Lighting
 

Selecting the Right Lighting Fixtures for Your Plants
When choosing lighting fixtures, consider the specific light requirements of your plants. Different plants have varying preferences for light intensity and spectrum. Leafy greens, for example, thrive under cooler lighting conditions, while flowering plants require a combination of warm and cool lights.

 

Optimal Lighting Duration and Intensity for Different Plant Stages
Like natural sunlight, horticultural lighting should provide the proper duration and intensity to mimic the day-night cycles. Most plants require 14-18 hours of light daily for vegetative growth. However, some flowering plants may require shorter light periods to trigger the blooming process.

 

Positioning the Lights Correctly
Proper positioning of horticultural lights is crucial to ensure uniform light distribution and prevent shadowing or light burn. Hang the lights at an appropriate height, considering the plants’ growth stage and the light’s intensity. As the plants grow tall, adjust the height of the lights accordingly to maintain an optimal distance.

 

Avoid Excessive Exposure to Light
Just as insufficient light can hinder plant growth, overexposure to light can be equally detrimental. Excessive light exposure can lead to photoinhibition, where plants become overwhelmed by too much light energy. This exposure can result in stunted growth, leaf bleaching, or even plant death.

 

Avoid Using the Wrong Light Spectrum
Different plant species have specific light spectrum requirements for optimal growth. Using the wrong spectrum can negatively impact plant development and yield. For instance, providing too much blue light during the flowering stage can inhibit flower formation. ge.

 

Avoid Neglecting To Monitor Heat Levels
Horticultural lighting can generate significant heat, especially with high-intensity lights. Neglecting to monitor and control heat levels can lead to plant heat stress, causing wilting, leaf damage, or even death. Ensure proper ventilation and cooling systems are in place to maintain an optimal temperature range.

 

 

Our Factory

We have well mechanized factory of 30,000 square meters, equipped with internationally accredited equipment makes us offer one stop professional solutions to cater to the most intricate Lighting needs. Based on the enterprise spirit “Technology create Value, Action create future”, it’s one of the leading large scale lighting manufacturers in the country.

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Our Certificate

 

At present, the company has ISO9001 CERTIFICATE, CE MARK, CB CERTIFICATE, SAA CERTIFICATE.

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FAQ

 

Q: What is horticulture lighting?

A: Horticulture lighting is artificial lighting designed to support plant growth. It mimics natural sunlight, providing the necessary light spectrum for photosynthesis, which is crucial for plants to produce energy, grow, and develop.

Q: What is the ideal light spectrum for different stages of plant growth?

A: During the vegetative stage, a higher proportion of blue light is beneficial. As plants transition to the flowering and fruiting stage, more red light is needed. Some growers use pre - programmed lighting systems that adjust the spectrum according to the plant's growth stage.

Q: How long should plants be exposed to horticulture lighting?

A: During the vegetative stage, most plants need 16 - 18 hours of light per day. In the flowering stage, the light duration is often reduced to 12 hours to trigger the flowering process. However, some plants may have different requirements.

Q: How do you measure the intensity of horticulture lighting?

A: Lighting intensity is typically measured in photosynthetic photon flux density (PPFD), which is the number of photons in the photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) range (400 - 700 nm) that reach a given area per second. The unit is μmol/m²/s.

Q: What maintenance is required for horticulture lighting?

A: Regularly clean the light fixtures to remove dust and debris, which can reduce light output. Check for any signs of damage or malfunction, such as burned - out bulbs in traditional systems or faulty diodes in LEDs. Replace components as needed, and ensure that the electrical connections are secure.

Q: Can horticulture lights be integrated with other grow room systems?

A: Yes, many horticulture lights can be integrated with environmental control systems, such as temperature, humidity, and CO₂ monitors. This allows for automated control, optimizing the growing environment for plants.

As one of the leading horticulture lighting manufacturers and suppliers in China, we warmly welcome you to buy high-grade horticulture lighting made in China here from our factory. All lighting products are with high quality and low price. HID Light Source, Growth Lamp for Plants, LED Module Ceiling Light

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