Lightech T5 LED Fixture - 4 ft - 8 Bulb - 5500K - 120V
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Wide 8-Bulb T5 Coverage for Indoor Growing - 4 ft Fixture
Covering a larger propagation or vegetative area with one fixture means fewer units to hang and wire. This T5 fixture holds eight bulbs in a 4 ft body at a 5500K color temperature and runs on standard 120V power, so it plugs into ordinary household-voltage circuits.
As a single 4 ft unit with eight bulbs, it suits growers who need more light output over a bench, rack or small room than a smaller fixture provides. Hobbyists can use one over a shelf, while larger rooms can use several side by side.
Key Features & Benefits
- Eight bulbs — spreads light across a wide area for even coverage.
- 5500K color temperature — a balanced light often used for seedlings, clones and vegetative growth.
- 120V operation — works with standard outlets.
- 4 ft T5 format — fits common racks, shelves and tent layouts.
Who Should Use Lightech T5 LED Fixture
Growers who start seedlings, root cuttings or run vegetative rooms will find this fixture useful. It suits home gardeners and licensed commercial operations that want a low-profile multi-bulb light over a bench or rack.
About Lightech T5 LED Fixture
This Lightech fixture is a 4 ft T5 LED model with eight bulbs, a 5500K color temperature and 120V input. It ships as a single unit, with a shipping weight of 31 lb.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many bulbs does this fixture hold?
A: It holds eight T5 bulbs. That gives broader coverage than a smaller fixture of the same length.
Q: What does 5500K mean?
A: K stands for Kelvin, the measure of color temperature. 5500K is a neutral-to-cool white light.
Q: What voltage does it need?
A: It runs on 120V power. Check your circuit and outlet before installing.
Q: Is it sold as a single unit?
A: Yes. One order contains one fixture.
Q: Is it suited to flowering?
A: Its 5500K light is typically used for propagation and vegetative growth. Many growers use a different spectrum for flowering.
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