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Grow Lighting

Grow Lighting

A range of professional Grow Lighting systems designed to force healthy plant growth in greenhouse environments. For healthy plant growth you will need to provide your plants with an average lighting level of 4,000 Lux.

 

Mercury Lighting System

Mercury Lighting System

Use this compact Mercury Lighting system in your greenhouse to encourage rapid plant growth.

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Mercury Lamp Only

Mercury Lamp Only

A replacement Mercury tungsten blended Lamp for the mercury lighting system used in greenhouses to encourage rapid plant growth.

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Professional Sodium Lighting

Professional Sodium Lighting

As used by commercial growers this Sodium Lighting system is used to force rapid plant growth, ideal for seedlings and speciality crops.

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Professional Sodium Lamp

Professional Sodium Lamp

A replacement SON TI high pressure Sodium Lamp for the sodium lighting system used in greenhouses to force rapid plant growth.

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SODIUM / 400 Watt Lamp for Professional Grow Light

SODIUM / 400 Watt Lamp for Professional Grow Light

A range of high Pressure Sodium and Metal Halide Lamps enabling you to select the correct lamp to suit your plants requirements.

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400 Watt Prof.Grow Lighting - Power Pack & Reflector (ONLY)

400 Watt Prof.Grow Lighting - Power Pack & Reflector (ONLY)

These Professional Grow Lighting Power Packs complete with Supernova Reflector have been designed to enable you to install professional lighting systems in your greenhouse to provide the exact lighting requirements of your plants.

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Professional Grow Light Reflector Cover

Professional Grow Light Reflector Cover

A specially designed Reflector Cover for use with the Professional Grow Lighting Reflector.

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