Relassy Chicken Coop Door

As days are getting shorter and shorter with cloudy weather my plant collection requires supplemental lighting. Previously bought IKEA one which I worked for me but its discontinued now and needed an alternative as plant collection has expanded significantly during the lockdown period. Decided to try this flat panel as it seems to give quite a large area of coverage. I have installed it and had it on since 25 the of September. Can say that I noticed new growth on my Callisia and hoyas. Hoyas even got sun stressed redness on the leaves from this grow light so I definitely see its working well and plants should get thru the winter period with enough light to sustain their growth. Quite prefer this one as the light is off yellow tone so is not irritating like pink and blue on many other grow lights. And I can happily stay in the same room with it being on. Looks very pleasing aesthetically wise too with a metal effect frame and wire strings for hanging. Delivery was very fast. Will be ordering more to provide for the rest of the plants. Hoping to try growing some salads in the kitchen. I am thinking it could fit well under the kitchen hanging wall units and grow herbs and greens on the countertop below.

I got this as an alternative to the Citizen CLU048 Cob I have been playing around with. Man, this thing is bright! The colour I reckon is around 3000k which is fine. I was not expecting it to beat the CLU that I already know is a potent light... So let's get to the results.. but first some caveats: the CLU was run at 50W and the grow panel's stated power draw is 65W. Also, bearing in mind that I do not have a quantum sensor so I don't know if the PAR values stated are true, but here is how the Relassy product stacks up against the CLU048 using my phone's light sensor: I managed to saturate the sensor (32768 Lux) at a distance of 36cm with the CLU048 and 30cm with the Relassy panel. However, the Relassy panel illuminates a much larger area at the same intensity whereas the COB is more focused and deteriorates quickly as you move away from the COB.So for me, who wants to use this to light my terrarium, I will get a much better light distribution and it fits almost perfectly over it. Also, the panel has the added benefits of running much cooler than the COB, so no need for heat sinks and noisy fans. No drivers needed, less cables.I must agree with the other reviewers that the timer selections are a bit strange?, it may not be suitable for people who want to run it longer for certain plants, but I plan to run at 12hrs anyways for my carnivorous plants.Unsure about the durability, will update at a later stage as well as results comparing growth of lentils against two different types of COBS.Happy with product thus far.

The leds are positioned in individual reflectors built into the lidThe timer function is simple to use and actually quite cleverHandy light in the greenhouse, it can be just timed to come on as the outside light levels start to drop ,sometimes called shoulders of the dayWould also be very good for growing on small seedlings because the recommended heights are fairly high above the plants perhaps because the reflectors are concentrated light downwards with less spread which is helpful in dealing with small plants which are easily damaged by heat or even overexposure to light

Not too heavy to hang off hooks just in plasterboard. Picture shows overwinterred pepper which has grown 3 peppers since getting the light from one side of the led array (end jan-mar 2022). Seedlings don't seem to suffer from legginess which is the whole aim of these growlights. All the Leds work, its nice and bright, it doesn't get too hot and has quite a large area of coverage at 60cm from the trays. I can get bright light on to three seed trays and some plants on the edges (as shown). Is helping me get plants in the ground I'm on the 3rd batch of seedlings since Jan with approx 80 plants grown.

Having the number of plants that I do; they cover every flat surfaces I can allow over 3 rooms, including the kitchen. Winters require additional lighting for them to thrive. I tried a few different types of grow lights with colours of blue/red. They were useful in a small areas.I prefer the full spectrum type – warm daylight white. I decided to buy Relassey’s foldable flat panel with 338 LEDs to give me a wider spread. I was so impressed, I ordered the 2nd one to light a 1.5 metre stretch. They worked perfectly. The lights were not intrusive like the tube style, which looks good in the living room. The other important factor is that I can put them on an automatic timer and don't need to worry about remembering to turn them on or off. Great design Relassey!

The colour is kind of green, very unlike the similar style in this range which is half the size. Those ones are like a lovely warm white that is nice in your home, this is not. It also stopped working... so yeah returned and went with the other ones Roleadro. Much better quality and actually a nice light to have in my home. I have two in the kitchen over plants and three in the living room.

Nice warm yellow light. Very bright and so easy to install. Just screw two holes into the ceiling put pulley hangers on and then attached it to the very thin LED device. This thing is so thin it looks like a floating iPad 😆🤣 in my room. Absolutely love it!The only thing weird I noticed is that there is one LED close to the on/off switch which is brighter than all the rest. So I wonder what is this one all about? I couldn’t find any further information about it anywhere. I included a picture where this weird anomaly can be seen. Perhaps the seller could comment on this, please?!But other than that, great device.

I have various types of grow lamps, from T5 to various LED including CDM and HPS, this is just poor quality and undefined output of light, on tests vs standard T5 grow lamps which are budget this didn’t do as well from tomato, chilli, aubergine and herbs. Not worth any kind of money or time.