Is this light big enough for a 36 inch plant stand
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In an enclosed space yes, depends on what you're growing also. Different plants would like different lighting I found this a great lighting system for vegtative growth it was less then par for flower development by all means you cannot go wrong on the price and quality hydrofarm is on par with many 200w systems of other names
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It is about 18 inches long and puts out a lot of light, but may not be enough for a full 36 in long stand. I would say it would depend on how high you need to hang it from your stand.
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im not sure what you mean , but it is a great light it fit perfect in my closet for my veg cycle, that is until I took it down and it tipped over and light broke
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Assuming you mean width and not height, I would think so. The light has to be fastened to the ceiling, and should be lowered or raised to cast the light in the desired pattern. The higher it is, the further it casts and the wider space it will cover, but the weaker the intensity. The light is a compact flourecent, and can be lowered within inches. The closer to the plants, the narrower the coverage. If you have it inches above, it casts about 2 feet or so depending on the density and height of your plants, but if you back it off a little bit as I do, it covers my entire 5 foot windowsill and provides more than enough light. Assuming you mean width and not height, I would think so. The light has to be fastened to the ceiling, and should be lowered or raised to cast the light in the desired pattern. The higher it is, the further it casts and the wider space it will cover, but the weaker the intensity. The light is a compact flourecent, and can be lowered within inches. The closer to the plants, the narrower the coverage. If you have it inches above, it casts about 2 feet or so depending on the density and height of your plants, but if you back it off a little bit as I do, it covers my entire 5 foot windowsill... » Read More Assuming you mean width and not height, I would think so. The light has to be fastened to the ceiling, and should be lowered or raised to cast the light in the desired pattern. The higher it is, the further it casts and the wider space it will cover, but the weaker the intensity. The light is a compact flourecent, and can be lowered within inches. The closer to the plants, the narrower the coverage. If you have it inches above, it casts about 2 feet or so depending on the density and height of your plants, but if you back it off a little bit as I do, it covers my entire 5 foot windowsill and provides more than enough light. « Show Less
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Depends on the size of the plants. This light is about 14" square, and throws a slightly spread spot almost straight down. If they're small, 3-4 plants would fit
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My aquarium is 36" wide... and the light provides plenty of light, on hot days the lights warm the water - depending on the fish or the environment you have you may then opt to run the blue light's (moon light) setting only. Otherwise you should have plenty of simulated reef light.
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this light is 36 inches long its on my 40 gallon breeder tank. im not sure if it will fit your tank of not.
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Its a considerably bigger than most lights .. I'd contact the manufacturer and ask
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It's about 22 inches long and 4 inches wide, maybe 3 inches deep. It fits neatly under a 24 inch grow light. Good luck!
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I would do some measuring of the area you have to work with. I have a set of shelves in my home office with moveable spots on the each end, then I put a t-5 fixture i the middle? But the fixture is 2' x 10'' with only (two) 2' T-5's in it. It is in a finished black case made to hang. These lights are bright so you might not need this many? My selves are 8''x12'x3/4". All fixtures are adaptable. Look for custom made ones that are made to fit that space unless you are a carpenter and an can enclose your own space. Once again with two t-5 lights and the two canister spots with 50 watt grow lights it is very bright when all are turned on. Hope this helps
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If it is a 40 breeder you would use the 36" fixture. But in either case, yes. These lights are fine for a coral tank with the 3 color lights and wattage you would be generally fine.
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My 24 gal is 36 x 12 and supports my lps and sps coral growth. The light has a setting for maximum coral growth and that is what I keep it on.
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We used the stand from a halogen worklight assembly (the kind with two lamp fixtures). We just removed the fixture assembly (which is attached with a wingnut) and replaced it with the spot, which mounts via a single hole in the center of the bracket. Because it is relatively lightweight, we had no problems. And, yes, it's a great light, especially for the price.
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Nate Berkus said on one of his design shows that 36 inches between fixture and table is a good standard. That gives enough room for a centerpiece and still leaves it easy to change the bulbs. I bought this fixture and put a swag chain on it and hung it in my living room in the corner with a low wattage bulb to just have a little light in there. It's pretty heavy.
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I have this light for my indoor aquaponics system. You can see some pics of my system on my blog at www.whatisaquaponics.co but I have it close to my plants so it covers less than 2sq ft. Great light though.
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I bought the 24" for my 30 gal tank. It said 24"-36" I believe. The light was 24" and the legs extended out the sides so it would fit up to 36". Great light but if you have a 77" tank I doubt that 48" will work for you.
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The Light has a hot shoe mount and a adaptor to fit i believe a 3/8's stand hope this helps.
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A 36" umbrella is a pretty good size umbrella. I went for the 60" because the bigger the light source the wider the light spreads and the more control I have on my subject. I also have a back light and a 1300 led bulb light. It all depends what you want to do. I pretty much know you have understanding about basic lighting if not YouTube and Adorama.com have a lot of video tutorials in photo and light.
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No. This light is only good for low light plants. Get a finnex planted plus for your swords.
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No this one doesn't have the light you would need to keep a plant that large going. You will need one of at least 15 watts to give you enough light. This one is under 5 watts. Go for a larger wattage. Hope this helps.