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AC Infinity LED Grow Lights: Complete Guide
How the AC Infinity LED Lineup Works
The AC Infinity LED lineup covers everything from supplemental UV bars to commercial 1000W panels. The four product lines do different jobs: Ionboard is the panel for 2x2 through 5x5 tents, Ionframe is the heavier commercial fixture for 4x4 and up with better edge-to-edge uniformity, Ionbeam adds spectrum supplementation (660nm red and 365nm UV), and Iongrid is the mid-power full-spectrum line for budget-conscious builds.
Wattage Sizing Reference
| Tent Size | Wattage Target | Recommended Model |
|---|---|---|
| 2x2 | 100-150W | Ionboard S22 (100W) |
| 2x4 / 3x3 | 200-280W | Ionboard S24 (200W) or Ionframe EVO3 (280W) |
| 4x4 | 240-500W | Ionboard S33 (240W) or Ionframe EVO6 (500W) |
| 5x5 | 400-500W | Ionboard S44 (400W) or Ionframe EVO6 |
| 4x8 / 5x10 | 600-730W | Ionframe EVO8 (730W) |
| 8x8 / 10x10 | 1000W+ | Ionframe EVO10 (1000W) or 2-3 EVO8 |
Ionframe vs Ionboard
Ionboard panels are the cost-effective pick for 2x2 through 5x5 tents. The diodes are full-spectrum white with 660nm red, mounted on a slim aluminum board with passive cooling. Ionframe panels are heavier commercial fixtures with diodes laid out on a deeper frame, better passive cooling, and more uniform PPFD across the canopy edge-to-edge. For most home grows, an Ionboard at the right wattage gets the job done. The Ionframe pays back when you're chasing aggressive flowering yields or running a 4x8 and up where edge uniformity starts to matter.
For the buying checklist on PPFD, spectrum, efficacy, and what to actually verify before pulling the trigger, see things to look for when buying LED grow lights.
Related Guides
All AC Infinity LEDs above the entry tier are UIS-compatible, so they dim and schedule from a Smart Controller for sunrise and sunset ramping. For cross-brand LED options including Mars Hydro, Spider Farmer, and California Lightworks, the broader LED grow lights page lines up the alternatives.
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