Independent grow lighting reviewer Migro has released a new video demonstrating the testing and performance of the Telos Dynamic series. The video provides a detailed, third-party analysis of the fixtures, offering growers valuable insight into the technology behind Telos’ latest generation of horticultural lighting.
The testing evaluates several aspects of the Dynamic fixtures, including light distribution, efficiency, and overall performance within a controlled environment. Independent testing is an important step in validating real-world results, and Migro’s detailed methodology provides growers with a clear view of how the Dynamic range performs in practice.
The Telos Dynamic series was engineered to deliver industry-leading efficiency, exceptional PPFD uniformity, and optimised spectral performance for professional horticulture. Each fixture in the range integrates the proprietary PWS1 spectrum, developed to maximise blue and green light concentrations for deeper canopy penetration and improved photosynthesis throughout the plant structure.
Unlike traditional grow lighting that concentrates intensity at the centre of the canopy, Dynamic fixtures incorporate Telos’ patent-pending batwing optical design, redistributing photons evenly across the growing area. This reduces hotspots that can cause photobleaching or plant stress, while improving uniformity and crop consistency.
The Dynamic range is available in four power options: Dynamic 930, 1200, 1960, and 2400. Allowing growers to scale installations across a wide range of cultivation environments. All fixtures are built with CNC-machined aluminium heatsinks for passive cooling, IP66 environmental protection, and high-efficiency LED drivers designed for long-term reliability in demanding grow facilities.
Independent testing and transparent performance analysis remain essential for growers evaluating lighting technology. Migro’s review offers a valuable external perspective on the design philosophy and engineering behind the Telos Dynamic range.
Growers interested in learning more about the testing results can watch the full video below.
