SANTA ROSA, Calif., Aug. 13, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Gorilla Grow Tent has introduced Gorilla Commercial Lighting, and today has unveiled the 1000w Gorilla DE Pro Series grow light, designed to withstand the rigors of the ever-growing commercial cannabis cultivation industry.
"We've spent countless hours working with commercial cannabis facilities, and we've heard all of the complaints people have about the double-ended lighting options currently on the market," said Gorilla CEO Rory Kagan. "We have a real opportunity to fix those problems. We've spent years innovating and taking the lessons we've learned and applied them to the Gorilla Pro Series DE light, and we're confident we will set the gold standard in the industry."
Gorilla's DE grow light sports an optimized reflector design for broad, even PPFD throughout the footprint with no hot spots, and a durable powder-coated enclosure ensuring correct reflector form factor and eliminating the potential for scorching hot, exposed metal that can often plague DE grow lights. Additionally, the internal components are silicon coated to protect against humidity and dust, and the overengineered heatsink and properly designed thermals ensure the light will run cooler than any other DE on the market.
The low-frequency square wave design of the Pro Series DE ensures stable power resulting in optimum PPF, less depreciation of output, and doubles the lamp's lifespan when compared to more common high-frequency sine wave ballasts. Perhaps most importantly, the Gorilla Pro Series DE boasts a failure rate of less than 0.1%, which translates to less labor, less downtime, and higher profit margins.
As with all of Gorilla's products, the Gorilla Pro Series DE is backed by their industry-leading customer service and grow support from their team of experts.
The 1000w Gorilla Pro Series DE will be available in the fourth quarter of 2019. You can sign up for more information and updates at gorillagrowtent.com.
SOURCE Gorilla Grow Tent
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