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fluorescent grow light bulbs home depot Spider Farmer GlowR40 Red Spectrum Supplemental LED Grow Light (650-66 — LED Grow Lights DepotSpider Farmer GlowR40 Red Spectrum Supplemental LED Grow Light The SF GlowR40 Red Spectrum Supplemental LED Grow Light (650 665nm) is crucial for enhancing photosynthesis in plants during flowering and fruiting and promoting robust growth. With features like an IP65 waterproof transparent lampshade, digital programmable timer, daisy chain design, multiple installation methods, users can effortlessly connect and optimize installations for maximum yield

Spider Farmer® GlowR40 Red Spectrum Supplemental LED Grow Light

The SF-GlowR40 Red Spectrum Supplemental LED Grow Light (650-665nm) is crucial for enhancing photosynthesis in plants during flowering and fruiting and promoting robust growth. 

With features like an IP65 waterproof transparent lampshade, digital programmable timer, daisy chain design, multiple installation methods, users can effortlessly connect and optimize installations for maximum yield of flowers and crops.

Wattage: 40W (20W Each Light Bar; 2 pcs)
Light size: 2.06' x 0.15' x 0.12' (1 bar)
Max Daisy Chain Quantity: 16 Single Bars (110V)/ 32 Single Bars (220V)

GlowR40 is suitable for Spider Farmer lights 500W or lower (SF2000/SF4000/G4500/SE4000/SE5000/G5000). It can also be horizontally or vertically hung separately for any grow space. Designed to fit most lights for added safety and ease of use.

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Features

  • Red LED Light Diodes (650-665nm): The inclusion of the crucial 650-665nm red light spectrum is essential for diverse plant growth stages, especially during flowering and fruiting phases, enhancing overall yield.

  • IP65 Waterproof Transparent Lampshade: The SF-GlowR40 features an IP65-rated waterproof transparent lampshade, effectively shielding LEDs and circuits from moisture impact. This feature ensures consistent operation even in high-humidity environments, extending the product's lifespan.

  • Daisy Chain Design: Engineered with daisy chain capability, the SF-GlowR40 can connect up to 16 light bars in series at 110V and up to 32 light bars in series at 220V. Similarly, the SF-GlowR80 can link up to 8 light bars in series at 110V and up to 16 light bars in series at 220V.

  • Multiple Installation Methods: The SF-GlowR40 supports various installation methods, including bottom, side, under-lighting, and top lighting of the tent or room. This flexibility addresses potential issues in plant growth, such as uneven light distribution due to varying plant heights, resulting in improved cultivation outcomes.

  • Digital Programmable Timer: With a digital programmable timer, the SF-GlowR40 empowers users to customize lighting schedules based on plant growth stages and specific requirements. This intelligent design contributes to maximizing plant productivity.

     

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    Additional Info

    Model: SF-GlowR40

    Single Bar Wattage: 20W ±5%

    Amps: 

    • 0.3505A @ AC120V
    • 0.1778A @ AC240V
    • 0.16A @ AC277V

    Spectrum: 650-665nm

    Diodes: 72 pieces

    Frequency: 50/60HZ

    Daisy Chain: Yes

    Max Daisy Chain: 

    • 16 Single Bars (110V)
    • 32 Single Bars (220V)

    Single Bar Size: 2.06' x 0.15' x 0.12'

    Net Weight: 2lb/0.9KG

    Lifespan: 50,000Hours

    Warranty: 5 Year Limited Warranty

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