What is a Soft Starter Motor?

 A soft starter motor (SSM) is an electric motor that uses a small amount of current to start a larger motor. A soft starter motor can be used with a gas engine, internal combustion engine, or any other electric motor. These motors are typically used in vehicles, boats, and lawnmowers where starting the engine with a high amount of current could damage the engine.

 Why Use a Soft Starter Motor? Why not just use a normal starter motor?

 Using a soft starter motor provides several advantages over using a regular starter motor. First, a soft starter motor is less likely to cause damage to your vehicle’s electrical system. Second, the soft starter motor requires less current than a regular starter motor. Third, the soft starter motor is smaller and lighter than a regular starter. Finally, the soft starter motor has fewer moving parts than a regular starter.

 How Do You Install a Soft Starter Motor? How do I remove a Soft Starter Motor? What tools do I need to install a Soft Starter Motor? Where Can I Find a Soft Starter Motor? Is a Soft Starter Motor Safe?

 Installing a soft starter motor is easy. All you have to do is unscrew the existing starter from the engine and replace it with a soft starter. To remove a soft starter, you simply have to undo the screws holding the starter down. There should be two screws securing the starter. Once they are removed, lift the starter out of its housing.

Working principle

1. Soft Starter (SS) is the term used to describe a cannabis strain that has not yet been grown out from seed into a mature plant. This means that the plant is still at the vegetative stage of its life cycle. SS strains have smaller buds than their hard-starter counterparts. They are generally high in THC and CBD content, but low in terpenes. Because they are still in the vegetative phase, the plant produces less resin and flowers later in the harvest season.

 2. Hard Starter (HS) is the term used for a cannabis strain that has already been grown out from seed and is now ready to produce buds. HS strains usually have larger buds than SS strains, but can contain higher amounts of THC and CBD. HS strains tend to flower earlier in the season and produce more resin than SS strains.

 3. Hybrid/F1 is the term used to refer to a hybrid between two different strains. A “hybrid” is simply a crossbreed between two distinct species. F1 refers to a first generation offspring. In this case, the parent plants are both hybrids.

 4. Indica / Sativa is the terms used to refer to the primary types of cannabis plants. Indicas are known for being more sedating and relaxing while sativas are known for producing uplifting euphoric effects.

 5. Autoflowering is the term used to define a cannabis strain that begins flowering without any light exposure.

 6. Flowering Time is the time frame taken from planting seeds until the plant starts to bloom.

 

Types of soft starter

Soft starters are used to help maintain humidity levels within your grow space. There are many different types of soft starters out there, but they have some basic qualities that make them good candidates for any grower. They can be purchased from almost anywhere online (or even at hardware stores), and they're generally pretty easy to install.

 There are three basic types of soft starters:

 Electric fans

These are great if you plan on using an LED lighting system. LEDs require constant heat to function properly, and electric fans can draw warm air away from your lights. You'll need to purchase an electric fan that has a high enough airflow rate to keep your lights cool without having to use a ton of energy.

 Air pumps

f you don't plan on using an LED light system, then these are perfect for humidifiers. When you add water to an air pump, it creates positive pressure. This means that the water is being pushed through the air pump rather than sucked into it; this allows the water to travel farther before evaporating. An air pump is also a great way to increase humidity in dry spaces.

  Heat mats

 These are essentially heating pads designed to raise the temperature of your grow area. They work similarly to electric fans, except they use either electricity or propane instead of batteries. Heat mats come in two styles: hot plates and heated tiles. Hot plates are flat pieces of metal that are usually mounted onto a wall above a grow box. Heated tiles are similar to hot plates, except they are often rectangular in shape and can be placed directly on top of the grow bed.

 The best type of soft starter for you will depend on what kind of setup you're trying to achieve. If you're looking to get started with hydroponics or if you have a small indoor garden, then an electric fan may be just fine for you. If you're planning on getting serious about cannabis cultivation, then you should look into investing in a bigger system that includes both an air pump and a heat mat.

Use of soft starter

1. Soft starter are used to start your first batch of marijuana seeds. These soft starters are usually not meant for indoor growers. They are designed to provide a warm, moist environment that mimics the natural conditions of the mother plant.

 2. This method is best suited for outdoor growers who want to start their seeds in late spring/early summer, before the weather begins to get hot and dry.

 3. Soft starters can be purchased at any gardening store, but they are usually sold in bulk quantities, making them expensive.

 4. Soft starters are easy to set up; simply place them on top of a shallow tray filled with potting mix.

 5. Soft starters should have access to enough light to keep warm and humid, so they need to be covered with clear plastic wrap or placed under lights.

 6. When starting from seed, you may end up having some moldy soft starters. If this happens, throw them away. You do not want anything to spoil your seeds.

 

Advantage of soft starter

1. The advantage soft starter motor is specifically designed for use with your Soft Starter System. This motor has been engineered to provide high torque at low RPMs to ensure that your system works efficiently from day 1. We recommend using this motor with our soft starters.

 2. The Advantage Soft Starter Motor is not only easy to install but can be easily removed if you ever need to replace your existing motor.

 3. The Advantage Soft Starter Motors are designed for use with our Soft Starter Systems. These motors are compatible with any other brand of soft starter system.

 4. The Advantage Soft Starter motors come complete with a 12-volt power supply. You do not have to worry about running out of battery power while operating your system.

 5. Our Advantage Soft Starter Motors are manufactured in the USA.

 6. The Advantage Soft Starter Moters are backed by our lifetime warranty.

Some more

 

1. Easy to use

 The advantage soft starter motor is easy to use. Just put the seeds in the tray, add water, put the tray into the box, close the lid, turn on the light and wait until your seedlings are ready. You don't need any special equipment.

 2. Compact size

 The advantage soft starter motors are compact and small, just like a seedling trays. They are suitable for indoor cultivation and can be used with different types of lights.

 3. Low power consumption

 With low power consumption, the advantage soft starter motors are energy saving. No matter what kind of lighting system you have, they will work well with them.

1. The Soft Starter Motor is designed to work off any size of plug (any brand) from 0.5mm-0.8mm. The soft starter motor is also great at getting your weed started if ever you have problems using a drill motor. This is because it provides an even amount of power throughout the entire length of the motor. When working along with a regular motor, this helps to provide a consistent amount of power throughout the whole grow cycle.

 2. There are two different types of motors that can be used; 1st being an AC motor and 2nd being a DC motor. Both types of motors come complete with their own advantages and disadvantages. If you use an AC motor, you lose out on the ability to regulate your temperature which makes it hard to keep track of your temperatures. With a DC motor, you gain the advantage in control over your temperature as well as having the benefit of a longer lifespan than an AC motor.

 3. Soft starter motors are usually powered by a 9V battery but they do not need to run on batteries alone. They can be plugged into a normal 12v wall socket and still function properly due to its internal regulator circuit. You can only get a 9V battery if you bought it from a store or online. Also, you don’t have access to the circuit board for modification purposes.

 4. The difference between a soft starter motor and a drill motor is that a drill motor runs directly off the battery while a soft starter motor has a built in regulator. So the power is regulated automatically instead of manually.

 

Disadvantage of soft starter

1. High light intensity

 High light intensity can cause damage to your plants if they are not acclimated to it. They may look healthy but could actually have stress symptoms like yellowing leaves and stunted growth. Plants that are exposed to high levels of light get used to it and will adapt to it over time. If you notice any stress symptoms, reduce the amount of light your plants receive until they recover.

 2. Too much water

 If you give your plants too little water, their roots will dry out and start to die off. When this happens, the plant has no way of absorbing nutrition from the soil. This leads to slow growth and poor yields. If you notice your plants looking thirsty, increase watering frequency and amount to ensure they stay hydrated.

 3. Not enough humidity

 Humidity is an important factor in growing marijuana. It helps keep the air around your plants humid, which prevents them from drying out. You should always check the humidity level in your room regularly, especially when your plants are flowering. If you notice your buds getting drier than usual, add some extra moisture to your environment.

Soft starter vs Star Delta starter

Soft starters are defined as having low light intensity (e.g. 100-150 w/m^2) and high CO2 levels. Star Delta’s are defined as having high light intensity (e. g. 300-400 w/m^2), low CO2 levels, and lower temperatures than soft starters. Soft starters have been shown to produce higher yields but lower quality. Star Delta’ s have been shown to produce better quality but not yield as much as soft starters. Both types can be used to get your first harvest. This video shows how to set up both types of setups.

Soft starters are usually used in small sized grows (less than 2-3KG) while Star Delta starters are usually used in larger grows (more than 5-10KG). Both soft starters and Star Delta starters have their own advantages and disadvantages. Soft starters can be started from seed directly, but they need to be grown indoors due to the high light intensity needed to trigger germination. On the other hand, Star Delta starters can be started from clones that were already grown outdoors. They do not require any kind of light or heat to trigger germination, but the time it takes to reach flowering stage can vary depending on the strain and size of your grow space.