PowerPlant Sunmate Grow Lights

Specifically designed to work with all cfl and ecolite low heat fluro bulbs

Brings together all the benefits of a closed dual parabolic design with the energy saving qualities of compact fluorescent lighting. Supplied with 4m power lead and plug. Features on/off switch.

Unique and innovative in the sense that it was one of the first reflectors specifically created for use with compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs), the Sun Mate Grow CFL Reflector successfully combines a closed-end design and parabolic inner reflector to ensure your plants get the maximum benefit from the light distributed. Aside from the highly reflective interior, other notable features include a robust On/Off switch conveniently located on the unit for ease of operation and handy hanging supports for attaching your light hangers or chain to. This reflector has proven to be particularly useful in propagation and vegetative growth stages, where CFLs are a popular choice for many growers due to the low costs associated with buying, running and replacing them. Likewise, the Sun Mate Grow CFL Reflector offers outstanding value – you’ll find it almost impossible to identify a suitable alternative for around the same price which measures up in terms of build quality and performance.

Dimensions:

- 32cm x 52cm x 18cm

The Powerplant Sun Mate Reflector is great for hobby growers who wish to propagate, grow and flower just a couple of plants, with the use of compact fluorescent lamps to reduce running costs.

These reflectors can support 125w, 200w or 250w compact fluorescent lamps with ease and will deliver all light towards your plant canopy with the closed end dual parabolic reflector design.

The outer body of the reflector is vented for cool running and has two fittings for hanging the reflector easily with jack chain or eazi rolls.

The Sun Mate reflector can be used with a blue CF lamp for vegetative growth keeping a mother plant and cuttings under, or these reflectors are also great used with a red CF lamp for providing additional lighting in large flowering grow rooms, without raising running costs and temperatures too much.