600W Omega Infinity Pro 3.0 LED Grow Light - Full-Spectrum Power for 1.2m Tents
Best for: growers running a single 1.2 x 1.2m tent who want proper LED output without paying premium-brand prices.
Our thoughts
We rate this one. The Omega Infinity Pro 3.0 punches well above its price bracket on paper spec — 1890 µmol/s of PPF is a genuinely strong number for a 600W-class fixture, and the build quality (magnetic bars, IP65 housing, detachable driver) doesn't feel like a budget unit. It's a sensible, low-risk pick for anyone filling a standard 1.2m bay who doesn't want to gamble on an unknown import brand.
The Omega Infinity Pro 3.0 is a bar-style, full-spectrum LED grow light built around six magnetically-clipped LED bars and a detachable 600W driver, drawing a genuine 600W at the wall. Output is rated at 1890 µmol/s PPF with an efficacy of up to 3.0 µmol/J, and the spectrum leans heavy into red wavelengths with balanced blue, so it runs the full cycle from veg through to flower without swapping bulbs or fixtures.
It assembles in minutes with clip-together end frames and bars, weighs 10kg, and hangs on the included rope ratchets and cable hangers. The driver detaches from the light bar itself so you can mount it away from the canopy, and dimming is handled through the supplied 0-10V controller.
How it compares
It sits in the upper-mid tier of 600W-class LEDs — more efficient on paper than most budget panels, and cheaper than the premium names.
- Lumatek Zeus 600W Pro 2.9 rates lower on PPF (1770 µmol/s) despite typically costing more than double — the Omega Infinity Pro actually out-specs it on raw output.
- Mars Hydro's FC-E6500 is a 730W commercial-class unit built for bigger 1.5m+ canopies; it's a different scale of light aimed at growers who need more coverage than a single 1.2m tent.
- Generic sub-£200 600W "budget" LED panels commonly run efficacy well under 2.0-2.2 µmol/J and skip proper dimming control — the Omega's 3.0 µmol/J and 4-step dimmer are a real step up from that tier.
You're not getting Lumatek-grade componentry, but you are getting genuinely competitive output figures for a fraction of the outlay — proper kit at a price that makes sense.
Usage guidance
Setup is straightforward, but hanging height and dimming make the biggest difference to how well this light performs.
Assembly
Mount the two ballast supports, connect the fixture-to-driver cable, attach the corner hangers, and hook up the rope ratchets before you lift it into place. A spirit level is included so you can get it dead flat over the canopy.
Hanging height
Run it 60-70cm above the canopy during veg, and bring it down to 40-50cm once you're into flower. Lower it gradually and watch the top leaves for bleaching or curl — back off a notch if you see either.
Dimming
The supplied 0-10V controller steps between OFF, 25%, 50%, 75% and 100%. Start new plants on a lower step and work up as they establish, rather than running full power from day one.
Tent fit
The light's rated footprint is 1.4 x 1.4m, but the fixture itself is a snug fit in a standard 1.2 x 1.2m tent — it'll fit, just expect the coverage to run slightly past the tent walls at the edges.
Technical specifications
- Input power: 600W
- PPF: 1890 µmol/s
- Efficacy: up to 3.0 µmol/J
- Input voltage: 220-240V, 50-60Hz
- Dimming: OFF / 25% / 50% / 75% / 100% via 0-10V controller (included)
- Rated footprint: 1.4 x 1.4m
- Fixture dimensions: 1091 x 1182.4 x 51mm
- Weight: 10kg
- Water resistance: IP65
- Spectrum: Full spectrum, red-heavy with balanced blue
- Rated lifespan: 50,000+ hours
- Certification: UKCA, RoHS, CE
Who this is for
- Growers running a single 1.2 x 1.2m tent who want strong, even coverage without a premium price tag.
- Anyone upgrading from HPS who wants lower running heat and simpler dimming control.
- Multi-light rooms where a few of these side by side is more cost-effective than one large commercial fixture.
- Growers who want one light that covers veg through to flower without changing bulbs.
Our take
This is one of the strongest value plays in the 600W LED bracket right now — the PPF and efficacy numbers hold up against fixtures costing considerably more, and the build (IP65, detachable driver, proper dimmer) is well beyond what you'd expect at this price.
If you've got a standard 1.2m bay to fill and don't need commercial-scale coverage, this does exactly what it should, day in, day out.