Haus Bright Grow Light Review 2023 (To BUY Or Not?)

Trying to find an adequate grow light for your plants can be overwhelming, but this Haus Bright Grow Light review will help you. It covers the setup, pros & cons and provides you with all the necessary info on Haus Bright Grow Light. Read all the crucial details based on my firsthand experience which will help you decide whether this grow light bulb is right for you.

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Installing Haus Bright Grow Light bulb is super easy, you should just follow these steps:

1. Screw in the light bulb
2. Download the Tuya app from the App Store (‎Tuya Smart) or Google Play (Tuya Smart – Apps on Google Play)
3. Set the grow light to Discovery mode (to turn on the discovery mode you need to turn the light on and off 3 times, with 1 second pause in between. Do not rush this part, otherwise the grow light will not go into Discovery mode. Once you turn the light on for the 4th time, it will blink and the light will start flashing, like in the image below. The flashing is a sign that the light is now in Discovery mode)
4. Start the Tuya app, click on “Try Now”/Add Device (The app will ask you to turn on Wifi and Bluetooth, and turn on Location permissions for the app)
5. Click “Add device” (if the grow light stops flashing, you will need to reactivate the Discovery mode)
6. And you’re done :)

Note that the app works only with 2.4GHz frequency Wifi networks. If you have a 5GHz wifi, as a solution, you can purchase a dual-band wifi extender to create a 2.4GHz network.

Here is a video review of the Haus Bright Smart Bulb:

You can use the Haus Bright Grow Light to grow small to medium sized tropical plants and succulents and cacti and large low light and medium light plants. It is customizable, and you can adjust the wavelength and light distribution to mimic the natural light and accommodate different growing stages of your houseplants.

For succulents, cacti, and tropical plants that require a lot of light, keep it on for 12 to 16 hours at a distance of 0.5 to 1 foot. For other tropical plants, keep it on for 12 to 16 hours at a distance no bigger than 1 foot.

The lifespan of a Haus Bright Grow Light Bulb is quite long, and these LED grow light bulbs can last for more than 5 years.

No, Haus Bright Grow Light will not damage your plants, unless the grow light bulbs are placed less than 3” from the house plants. A good rule of thumb is to place your hand on top of the plant, if it’s too hot for your hand, it’s too hot for the plant and you should move it further away.

It’s a big grow light bulb which might make you think that it’s incredibly strong. However, a small Sansi 15W grow bulb provides higher brightness than Haus Bright. On the plus side, Haus Bright has options that Sansi doesn’t – it’s a smart light bulb, you can control it through your phone, you can change the wavelength to suit the vegetative or flowering stages of your plants.

Haus Bright Grow Light is also convenient and user-friendly, with an easy 3-minute setup. You can also control and adjust the light via an in-built scheduler and timer in the app, which means that you won’t have to deal with bulky timers in every power socket.

Yes, once you connect the Grow Light to the application you can use the app to:

• turn the light on and off
• change the light color from white (with more blue light) to yellow (with more red light)
• dim the light
• create a schedule for the light when you want your light to turn on and off automatically

Yes, Haus Bright Grow Light is a dimmable light bulb. You can adjust the brightness via the app, which I don’t recommend that you do. The problem with most grow lights is they are very weak. If you dim a grow light, it will not provide sufficient light for your plants. But dimming for a very limited time period can be useful, (i.w. in the evening, if you’re looking to relax in lower light).

I have been growing house plants for over 10 years. I have been growing house plants under grow lights for over 6 years. I owned a venus flytrap production business for several years. During that time, I grew venus flytraps under grow lights. This allowed me to learn about different types of grow lights, how to measure their intensity, how to determine the proper distance between the light and the plant, and other intricacies of growing indoor plants under grow lights.

During my houseplant career, I had the opportunity to use and test many different brands of grow lights – Rousseau, Sansi, GE, Soltech Solutions, Haus Bright, Spider Farmer, and many other well-known and less-known grow lights.

Haus Bright is the only smart grow light that I’ve seen so far, which was the main reason I decided to test it.

I identified the key decision making factors for grow lights and tested how the grow light bulb measures in each of them: 1) brightness 2) design 3) price 4) coverage area 5) glare 6) features that set it apart from the competition 7) warranty

After putting it to the test with a PAR meter (a grow light meter) at different distances I determined the brightness and the coverage area, and how well the light keeps its brightness at different distances. I also looked at features that set the product apart from its competition, such as scheduling and adjusting the wavelength.

Please note that using a PAR meter (a grow light meter) is the only reliable way to test grow lights.

If you want a smart grow light that you can control from your phone, that eliminates the need for a timer, and that is good for small tropical and succulent indoor plants, this grow light bulb is an excellent choice. If you are looking to grow large plants that require a lot of light, go for a stronger light.

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