No. Depending on the ambient room temperature in which your light is located, the surface temperature of the LED unit can be expected to reach between 105°F / 40°C and 135°F / 57°C.

First, make sure your original light settings have not been changed. Next, verify if your lens has any accumulation of deposits (minerals, algae, etc.), which can significantly block light passage. If this is the case, clean the lens on a weekly basis to ensure you are keeping light levels consistent.

PAR is a measure of light energy present within the visible light spectrum. If you don’t have the required spectrum for your application, lighting power is certainly less important. Spectrum is the single most important parameter when considering lighting: color temperature and light intensity are secondary factors. To make PAR more relevant, be aware of the PAR value that the plant was grown under, and match that value.