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Abstract:
Our scientist developed a reflective surface coating on our fixtures at the Nano level (atom level) placing atom crystals in strategic patterns to produce unsurpassed brilliance with a spectrum of colors impossible to produce until today.

Nanotechnology grow light system uses 75% less electricity, grows 33% faster

Richmond, VA | Posted on January 22nd, 2015

In simple terms, our scientists developed reflective surfaces by arranging and rearranging crystal atoms to obtain the optimum reflective brilliance, hence our light is the closest to sunlight. This explains the massive brightness our light produces and why plants grow 33% faster with 75% less electricity. "We truly have the most scientific and technologically advanced grow light system ever invented." "We are at least 3 years ahead or our competition, and our lights sell so fast we have not been able to keep them in stock." said Wayne Bryan the founder of Grow Light Speed, LLC."

Best of Best 2015 in Taiwan was given to UL-150GLS Grow Light Systems for its innovative indoor grow light technology. The "GLS" Grow Light System generates artificial sunlight through a propriety patented lamp/bulb, and Nano technology reflective surfaces manufactured in our laboratory.

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