Lightech T5 4' 8-Bulb Grow Light Fixture - 120V - 54W Bulbs - 6500K - Bulbs Included

Ready-to-Run T5 Lighting for Indoor Cultivation - 8 Bulbs

Setting up supplemental or full indoor lighting often means buying fixtures and bulbs separately and matching them. This Lightech T5 fixture arrives with bulbs included, runs on 120V household power and uses a UL Listed ballast, so you can hang it and start lighting your plants.

With 8 tubes at 4 ft, this fixture suits growers who want broad fluorescent coverage over a vegetative growth area, a propagation space or a flowering tent. It fits a regular indoor grower more than a casual trial.

Key Features & Benefits

• Bulbs included — you do not need to source tubes separately.
• 54W 6500K bulbs — a cool-spectrum colour temperature commonly used for vegetative growth.
• Dual on/off switches — you can switch the fixture on in sections.
• UL Listed ballast — the ballast carries a recognised safety listing.
• 10 ft power cord — gives flexibility when placing the fixture relative to an outlet.

Who Should Use Lightech T5 Fixture

Indoor growers who want a T5 fluorescent fixture for vegetative growth, seedlings or clones, and who prefer a unit that includes its bulbs.

About Lightech T5 Fixture

This Lightech T5 4 ft fixture is a 120V fluorescent grow light with 8 bulbs, 54W 6500K tubes, dual on/off switches, a UL Listed ballast and a 10 ft power cord. It is sold as a single unit.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are the bulbs included?
A: Yes, bulbs are included with the fixture. You do not need to buy tubes separately to start using it.

Q: What voltage does it use?
A: It is a 120V fixture. It plugs into a standard 120V outlet using its 10 ft cord.

Q: What does 6500K mean?
A: K stands for Kelvin, a measure of light colour temperature. 6500K is a cool, blue-leaning white often chosen for vegetative growth.

Q: What do the dual switches do?
A: The fixture has dual on/off switches, so you can control its lighting separately rather than with a single switch.

Q: Is the ballast certified?
A: The ballast is UL Listed. Check local electrical requirements for your installation.