Lightech T8 LED Grow Light - 4 ft - 28W - 6500K
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Cool White Light for Vegetative Growth and Propagation - 4 ft - 28W
Growers who start seedlings and clones on shelves need even light without the power draw of older lighting. This Lightech T8 LED grow light gives a 6500K cool white spectrum, which leans blue and suits vegetative growth. It draws 28 watts, and the distributor lists a light output of 4500 lumens.
At 4 ft long, one unit covers a standard shelf or a short bench run. Hobbyists can use a single fixture over a propagation tray, while regular indoor growers can use several side by side in a vegetative area.
Key Features & Benefits
- 6500K cool white spectrum — suits seedlings, clones and vegetative growth.
- 28W power draw — keeps energy use modest across a multi-fixture setup.
- 4 ft T8 format — fits shelving and tight spaces.
- 4500 lumens — gives a bright working light level for propagation.
Who Should Use Lightech T8 LED Grow Light
This light suits home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who run propagation shelves, clone stations or vegetative rooms. It is a fit for anyone who wants a slim, low-wattage fixture for early-stage growth.
About Lightech T8 LED Grow Light
This is a 4 ft T8 LED grow light rated at 28W with a 6500K color temperature. It is sold as a single unit. It measures 9 x 9 x 61 in as packed and ships at 19.5 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is 6500K?
A: 6500K is a color temperature in kelvin. It describes a cool white, daylight-like light that leans blue. Growers commonly use this range for vegetative growth and seedlings.
Q: Is this light suited to flowering?
A: Cool white light is typically used for seedlings, clones and vegetative growth. Many growers switch to a warmer spectrum for flowering. This fixture is best suited to the earlier stages.
Q: How many come in a unit?
A: This listing is for one fixture, sold each.
Q: How does an LED tube compare with an older fluorescent tube?
A: LED lighting generally draws less power and produces less heat than fluorescent tubes. That helps in enclosed spaces and on close shelves.
Q: Where should I place it?
A: Mount it above the plants along a shelf or bench, and adjust the height as plants grow. Keep fixtures dry and away from direct water spray.
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