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Hydroponic Light Systems
A hydroponic light system is capable of replacing sun light in any enclosed area. With sufficient light, you can convert any room, home or garage area into a fully blooming budding garden for your plants. It is one of the most economical ways of providing light for indoor gardens. Before your purchase, consider the amount of area to be covered, color spectrum of light needed and light intensity for the plants. Take a look at the different lighting system, components and accessories available with us. Click here to browse through our hydroponic light systems or call us toll free at 1-877-774-9376 Sunlight Supply Light System Sunlight Supply provides flexible systems and high quality light products, in addition to a complete solution for horticultural lighting needs. Light Movers Light movers are designed to utilize higher light intensity by increasing the light coverage area. They are cost-effective and they come in linear and circular types to allow all plants to get a uniform amount of light exposure. Fluorescent Fixtures These high output compact fluorescent fixtures are used to contain the electric components of your hydroponic lighting system. In-line Integrated Timer The timer can be used with Sun System I and VI ballasts that have the voltage selector switch and a detachable power cord. 20 amp rating pull up triggers for easy setting of ON/OFF timer 8 feet grounded power cord included with the pack Sun Lift Light Suspension System The Sun Lift is a reflector suspension system has a tension adjustable light hanger and is very easy to use. Once set, the tension mechanism keeps the hood in one place The support strings pull out and retract easily One pair of Sun lifts a support up to 22 lbs. Light Meter A digital light meter is useful for accurate measurement of light received by plants. It is portable and easy-to-use. Reflectors & Options Reflectors help you make the most of the light from your grow-lamp by increasing light intensity and optimizing the amount of light to your plants. We have a variety of reflectors, specifically designed for horticultural use in indoor surroundings. Mylar With a 98% reflective property, Mylar effectively reflects light back to your plants. You can use 1 mil thickness when you are covering surfaces that are light in color. To cover darker walls and surfaces, 2 mil thickness is recommended. Bulbs Find a wide range of bulbs like high pressure sodium bulbs, agro bulbs, metal and super halide bulbs, fluorescent bulbs, spectrum bulbs, HPS-MH conversion bulbs, MH-HPS Spectrum bulbs and enhanced spectrum MH bulbs. Light Hanger The Light Hanger makes it easy for gardeners to raise and lower their lights to give plants appropriate light coverage. You just need to mount the unit with its hardware, attach the light and pull the cords to move the light up and down. Jack Chain ?14 Per Foot Jack chains are used for hanging light fixtures. Please call us on our toll free number at (1-877-774-9376)77HYDRO for availability and shipping quote.
About The Author 77hydro I am writing article for 77hydro.com, established in 1999 our goal was to provide customers with unmatched service and support for their indoor gardening needs. hydro77_org@yahoo.com
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