Led Lumatek 300W

The Lumatek Attis series is a full spectrum LED grow light series with top bin LUMLED LEDs and Lumatek dimmable drivers. This fixture is also available in 200W versions (0.8m2 area) and is ideal as a single growth source for propagation, vegetative and flowering growth periods for indoor cultivation. Led Lumatek 300W is a grow light , producing 460 µmol/s PPF with a photon efficacy of 2.7 µmol/J (luminaire efficiency) and ideal for a 1 x 1 m growing area. Lumatek’s LED technology advancement has produced a high-power LED grow light with passive convection cooling. This fanless design means no moving parts, so the Lumatek 300W LED fixture is extremely compact with a long lifespan, operates without making noise.
Data sheet:

_Efficacy: 2.7 µmol/J
_PPF: 816 µmol/s
_Input Voltage: 220-240V, 50-60Hz
_Input Power (100%): 310W
Footprint: Up to 1x1m
Waterproof: IP65
Lifetime: + 60000 hrs
Light Distribution: 120°
Light Source: Higher Spec White, Red and Far Red Diodes
_Dimmable: OFF-25%-50%-75%-100% with 0-10V Light Dimmer (Included)
_Weight: 5.2kg
_Dimensions: 55.9×55.9×7.1cm

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Cannabis referendum won’t happen: the Constitutional Court’s reasoning and the proponent committee’s rebuttal

The Constitutional Court has declared the referendum on cannabis inadmissible. Here are the reasons behind the decision and the referendum committee’s rebuttal.

The reasons for inadmissibility according to the Constitutional Court

After rejecting the referendum on euthanasia and the proposal on the civil liability of magistrates, the Constitutional Court also declared inadmissible the referendum on cannabis, which came to the court after the historic signature collection that reached the threshold of 500,000 signatures just one week after the launch and exceeded 600,000 in the suggessive days.

This was announced by Council President Giuliano Amato, who said, “The referendum was not on cannabis, but on narcotic substances. The question is divided into three sub-questions, and the first one provides that the cultivation of the drugs listed in Tables 1 and 3, which do not even include cannabis but do include poppy, coca, the so-called hard drugs, should disappear among the criminally punishable activities. This alone would be enough to make us violate international obligations.”

The correlation between soft drugs and hard drugs, however, had also already been addressed by the same referendum committee that expressed its views on the circulating fake news about the referendum, and it is just one of the points that have stirred controversy from the referendum committee’s promoters and among the referendum’s supporters.