$400 - 650 Watt LEDs - Scynce Raging Kush 2 - Used for 1 year - (100 available)

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I have 100 used Raging Kush 2 LEDs for sale. $300 each and i will make a deal on more. These were used in a commercial facility for 1 year and have been well taken care of. These lights do not include a power cord. The manufacture will provide them for $20.

The Raging Kush 2 just changed the rules of the game. Never before has a grower had so much control. No matter what crop, style or strain, the Raging Kush 2 can morph into exactly what you need and deliver every single time! A light is nothing more than a tool of the trade. The best tools are able to be mastered and manipulated by the best growers to enhance their craft.

The Raging Kush 2 is the choice of craftsmen who need a high powered, spectrum adjustable, waterproof, vertical grow light that delivers even PPFD onto and down into the canopy.

LIGHT DELIVERY: Scynce’s patented optics allow plants to see equal intensity light from all angles (similar to sunlight), prevent hot/burned spots and result in a larger growing surface with more density below the canopy.

FULL POWER SPECTRUM TUNING: The Raging Kush 2 is the first vertical flowering light to deliver full control over the spectrum without any loss of power. With up to 475 watts of any spectrum between 2700K and 6500K (warm to cool), you control what type of white light gets delivered to your plants. The red/far-red channel provides 175 watts of energy that can be evenly split, shifted to either 660nm or 730nm or completely turned off. The Raging Kush 2 produces 650 watts of customizable plant growing photonic power.

SPECS

WATTAGE DRAW: 650w

  • White: 475w
  • Red: 175w

SPECTRUM: White (2700k and 6500k) and red (660 and 730nm)

SECONDARY OPTICS: Conic 120° lens (hanging height above canopy 6"-12"), or 70° (for higher hanging heights and better penetration)

DIMMING: Wired & wireless control of spectrum, intensity and scheduling

FLUX (PPF): 1631 µmol/s

PAR (PPFD): Up to 1,057 µmol/m2/s over a 4’x4’ (40 watts/sf)

EFFICACY: 2.51 µmol/j

COVERAGE AREA:

  • Flower: 4.5’ x 4.5’
  • Mother: 5’ x 5’

DISTANCE ABOVE CANOPY: At least 6"

THERMAL MANAGEMENT: Passive

INPUT VOLTAGE: 120 - 277V or 347 - 480v

AMPS: 120v-5.4 / 240v-2.7 / 277v-2.3 / 480v-1.36

DIMENSIONS: 43.25” x 40.5” x 5.25”

WEIGHT: 36 lbs

CERTIFICATIONS: UL, CSA, CE, FCC, RoHS

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Do you realize that your PPFD chart is 4 inches x 4 inches? And if it is supposed to be 4 feet x 4 feet, I have never seen the outside edges anywhere near that high output in relation to the center output. Your writeup is a coverage of 4.5 feet x 4.5 feet in flower. What diodes are used? Spectrum looks great.

Marty

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I did not realize that, thanks for pointing that out. This chart Is from the company’s website. This is a 4 ft x 4 ft PPFD chart.
I agree, If you read up on the company they are a fantastic light and team behind them. The reason for the spread of light is the optics used on them. They have patented optics that spread the light so there’s no hot spots.

The diode is Osram diodes.

The spectrum you can adjust independently to your liking.

They Msrp new for $1,700 check out their webpage. The Raging Kush II Vertical Grow Light - ScynceLED

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They seem to be out of business, as a lot of links don’t work, including the Buy now link to get to a price.

How many hours are on the used lights you are selling? x days times x hours a day? I might be interested in one for a backup if the hours are not too high.

Thanks for the info, much appreciated.

Marty

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BTW finally got it to go to the cart, and they are $895 on sale, but they want an outrageous $200 for shipping by ground. So back up to over $1000.

What do you charge for shipping to 63114 Missouri? And what plugs do they have? 120/240?

Ok looked at the Theia app, everything is adjustable so ignore the above questions except what you charge for shipping. and the voltage set up.

Thanks

Marty

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The power is 120v and it does not come with the cord as we upgraded to the newest model and kept the power cord. I contacted the company and they would provide the cord for $20.

The shipping would depend on how many you want. I may be able to cut a break because i have people that travel from MI to MO.

According to the manufacture the lights last 10 years. 12 hours on 12 hours off. We have used them for 1 year.

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Expensive considering you can get a new FloraFlex 700W for $374.99…

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look at the FloraFlex 700w led cheap and free shipping from prime :wink:

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Well thanks, but I didn’t ask how long the MFG says they will last, I asked how many hours YOU used them. It could have been 20 on 4 off. for a year.

And for a year used I wouldn’t pay that much any way. Maybe $200 and $0 shipping. Used is used, just like a car. Bet the MFG warranty doesn’t transfer over either?

Thanks
Marty

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Big facts.

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I’m interested in 35 units at $100 apiece plus shipping.

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We are not out of business, though we did change ownership… Our website is undergoing a complete redesign, so please just bear with us…

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The shipping costs are high because it is a 4x4 box that is 8 in. tall. We have to ship them on a palette otherwise they arrive broken. We have a design for a foldable unit that should drastically reduce shipping costs for the next generation of fixtures.

I would put them against the FloraFlex any day. Our patented optics will crush them in yield and our full power spectrum tuning will dramatically improve quality over what FloraFlex offers…

At the end of the day, you get what you pay for…

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full spectrum is full spectrum, just depends on where it falls in wattage. I think the reason the floraflex light is a good value is because full spectrum leds are coming way down in price due to multiple manufactures coming online why Samsung is getting out of the game.

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Am i to understand these are used lights being sold at retail pricing with shipping fees?

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I mean that’s what I got out of it lol

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Pretty much, sounds like someone trying to make a buttload of money for very little. Used a year commercially, and wants more than you can buy a brand new 700 to 1000 watter these days with a warranty to boot.

Just my take, they should be $100

Marty

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things are only worth as much as people are willing to pay, if just want to sit on your product cause you think its worth a million dollars… its funny cause the value of most things goes down over time, by the time the person is willing to take $100 it will prolly be worth $50 lol.

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I’ll agree with that and then I won’t lol. It would seem that full spectrum doesn’t mean a mimic of the Sun. But it should.

What I mean by that is the Sun puts out a overall color, meaning if you get a spectrograph and read full sunlight, it is a specific color. 5500-6500k Depends on time of year etc.

Our lights are generally around 5000k, and a lot of them like my LUXX is 3900k so not full spectrum. And while they will grow plants, and do have for the most part every part of the spectrum, my light leans toward the yellow and red and is built mostly for better flowering. I can change the output but not the color.

Marty

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I agree with you not agreeing with me LOL, what I meant is a modern (less than two years old) full spectrum led grow light are very similar in spectrum so the main difference is wattage.

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