Luckygrow modular110 universal light source 120°

DescriptionSpecification of the Modular110 universal light source 120°

Light spectrum: universal

3-year warranty (housing)

2-year warranty (light source)

Lens angle 120°

Declared power: 110W

True power consumption from the socket: approx. 55W

Dimensions 19.8x19.8x7.5

LED brand: Epistar

Optimal lighting area: 50x50cm / max 60x60cm

Universal spectrum - the full spectrum of light for the growth and flowering phase of plants

- The light source marked as universal will be suitable for both growth and flowering. With this module, you will guide your plants from germination to harvesting. If you are looking for quality and performance at a reasonable price this module is for you.

Possibility to replace modules

The product is designed to allow very simple and intuitive installation/uninstall of lighting modules. The case is equipped with a power supply and a super quiet and efficient cooling fan. As a standard, the housing is sold without a lighting module installed, there is a plastic cap in its place. In addition, there is a socket on the housing that allows the current to branch into the next lamp, which significantly reduces the number of wires, making it easier to maintain order at the place of cultivation. The lamp also has the ability to turn on or off using the button on top of the lamp. It is possible to purchase separately another light source, using e.g. separately GROW for growth, BLOOM for flowering phase.

Lens Light Source

Lenses with a 120° beam angle provide wider coverage of the growing area - up to 30% more than classic 90° lenses. Please note that using 120° lenses, light penetration is reduced, so we recommend using this type of lens when growing relatively low plants, i.e. up to a height of 1.2m.

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The process of replacing the light source (remember to do this with the lamp disconnected from the current)

1. Unscrew the screws

2. Remove the old light source

3. Unplug the old light source

4. Connect the cable

5. Insert a new light source

6. Screw on the screws