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Hi there I am trying to find a way of cutting down the power consumption of my hps and mh fittings in my factory, I've heard about using capacitors and super capacitors but am unsure what benifits I gain from this. Also I would like to know whether or not it is possible to use small solar panels sited under the lights to charge batteries/feed my lights? I cannot put panels on the roof due to legal and neighbourhood issues. Many thanks
 

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