Bios Icarus Ti2 for Greenhouse Applications

Bios Icarus Ti2 for Greenhouse Applications

Sept 2, 2020

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.

Features and Benefits

+ 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.

Go HERE for more information.

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