LED Gardener
      Overachiever
           Imagine for a moment that the LED horticultural lighting market is a busy
    cafe.  We can call it the "Lighthouse".  The cafe has been split into sections, each
    being served by a different manufacturer with their own daily special.  As you enter
    the Lighthouse you will most likely be greeted by SolarOasis, a familiar face to the
    regulars because SolarOasis has worked in the cafe since its inception.  But it is your
    first time to the Lighthouse so you choose the first open table and order the special.
              When your order arrives it is like nothing you have ever eaten before.  You
    are not even sure how to go about eating it.  You look around for clues from your
    fellow diners and that is when you notice that in the SolarOasis section, The
    condiment stand has a diagram of just the information you need to make the most of
    your meal.  You also notice that your server is busy  taking notes off of those very
    condiment stands.  He is very helpful when returning to answer your questions but it
    becomes apparent that this cafe is like any other field of business.  There are the
    slackers and there are the overachievers.
                While other servers gossip in the hallway, SolarOasis is serving up the
    Pro-5 with a 100% increase in light energy.  Complete with condiments. The finest
    meal ever presented in the Lighthouse.  A hush falls over the cafe as one by one the
    patrons are overwhelmed with that feeling of "I wish I ordered what they're
    having."  You stand and slowly walk over to find a seat with the regulars.  Pro-5 led
    grow lights are available now.  The other servers will be busy taking notes.--AL

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    Coming Soon... The Aqua-Bar
           The long awaited Solar Oasis Aqua-Bar is expected to be ready for delivery in
    March.  The Aqua-Bar professional Aquarium Grow Light is offered in two models.  
    The standard ABP3 led grow lights have three LED clusters, which will provide
    expert results in fresh water aquariums up to 20" deep.  The ABP5 Professional
    model has five LED clusters for maximum light output in both marine and fresh
    water aquariums over 20"deep.
             The sleek design is accentuated in distinctive clamshell packaging suitable for
    shelf or hook display.  Each kit is packaged with instructions and everything
    necessary for immediate product use, by itself or in combination with other Aqua-
    Bars, on either an aquarium clear top or aquarium sides.  An optional mounting
    hardware pack will be available for attaching the Aqua-Bar into popular PC lighting
    mounting channels.
           The Aqua-Bar represents  the first ever LED based lighting designed
    specifically for photosynthetic growth under water and supports the growth and
    development of all photosynthesizing aquatic organisms (plants, algae, corals, and
    bacteria) commonly found in both the fresh and saltwater aquarium. For primary or
    supplemental grow lighting the Aqua-Bar avoids many of the pitfalls of traditional
    lighting.   The cool operation prevents unwanted heating of aquariums, and the low
    voltage provides for safer operation around water, children, and pets. Durable, and
    long lasting, the Aqua-Bar is ready to make a splash.
    CEO, Solar Oasis
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    Here's a Mouthful
           A weighted quantum reading provides the best light comparison available
    today.  Light measurement for plant growing has always been based on legacy
    technology, with the quantum sensor being the best compromise.  However, the
    quantum sensor, while being the standard of scientific light measurement across
    multiple light sources, still has it's flaws especially when measuring LED grow
    lights.   
           There is another factor in measuring light for plants:  The weighted plant light
    absorption spectrum, which is based on the work of agricultural scientist K.J.
    McCree from the early 1980's, which still stands unchallenged today.  His work
    involved providing an algorithm by which a direct comparison could be made
    between different light sources, wavelengths of light, and the actual absorption by
    wavelength of light by plants.  This algorithm gives more or less value to light, by
    wavelength, and its ability to be absorbed and used by plants for growth.  This is
    significantly different from just considering the plant absorption factor because
    plants not only absorb light differently by wavelength, but they also "use" light
    differently by wavelength.
           The total emitted light energy from a single LGM3 bar is 22.96 uMols at 20".  
    This is total plant absorbed light energy that is near target with maximum plant
    absorption peaks,  as opposed to white light energy numbers which contain 80%+
    light components not used by plants for growth.  --CEO Solar Oasis
     *see Accuracy of quantum sensors measuring yield photon flux and photosynthetic photon flux.  Barnes C, Tibbitts
    T, Sager J, Deitzer G, Bubenheim D, Koemer G, Bugbee B.  Department of Plants, Soils, and Biometeorology, Utah
    State University, Logan 84322-4820.).
                                                    
                                       
        
February 1, 2007              Volume 2, Issue 2

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Overachiever

Coming Soon... The Aqua-Bar

Here's a Mouthful















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