ICARUS® Vi
From $1,220.00
The BIOS Icarus® Ti2 LED grow lights offer maximum light output in a minimal footprint and durable form factor to boost crop production for greenhouse or indoor top light growing environments. The BIOS biology first approach allows for a scientifically engineered spectrum that maximizes photosynthesis and growth.
The Icarus® Ti2 is spectrally optimized to improve overall plant health and increase yield while providing a high output, energy efficient solution for all your lighting needs.
BIOS Icarus Ti2 LED grow lights offer maximum light output in a minimal footprint and durable form factor to boost crop production for greenhouse or indoor top light growing environments.
- Fully assembled, industrial grade construction and durability.
- Optimized broad spectrum, dimmable light for all phases of plant growth and production.
- Remote 685W power supply (LED driver) for ease of installation.
- Unique heat pipe thermal design allows for passive cooling, eliminating fans, moving parts, and noise.
Fixture Wattage: 685Watts
Voltage: 200VAC-480VAC
Photosynthetic Photon Flux: 1750 μmol/s
PAR Photon Efficacy (μmol PAR/J): 2.57 μmol/J
Ingress Protection: IP65
Warranty: 5 Year Limited
Download here: BIOS_Icarus_Ti2 Spec Sheet
“With decreases in our power bill and, increases in our overall yield, BIOS LEDs are a welcome addition to the Constellation Cannabis family. The performance, durability, and efficiency of these LEDs made BIOS a clear winner in our search for the perfect lighting solution.”
“These lights beat any on the market. Yields are over 2 per fixture right now and couldn’t be happier. After bulk discounts and energy rebates, they are very affordable and come in a durable and cleanable housing which is what helps them rise above. Love BIOS!”
“Overall the plants look really good and are filling in quite nicely. We are pleased with what we’re seeing, results seem to be on par with our expectations for this strain, possibly a bit better. The room climate has remained very stable. Temperature and humidity graphs are all very linear.”
