LTL Controls Master 16 Lighting Controller MLC - 4 Control Banks - 30 Amp per Bank - 21 x 21 x 6-in

Stagger Startup Across 16 Lights - 4 Banks at 30 Amp

Switching on a whole room of lights at once can draw more current than a circuit should handle. This controller takes a single feed wire and splits it into four separately switched control banks, and its two built-in delay timers fire the banks at different times so the load does not hit all at once.

At 16 lights, this unit suits growers with a full room or two smaller rooms who want one box handling power distribution. Two trigger cables let you run one 16 light room, or two 8 light rooms with independent timing.

Key Features & Benefits

• 4 control banks — switch each bank on or off to match what the room needs.
• 30 amp per bank — each bank is rated to carry its share of the lighting load.
• 2 built-in delay timers — stagger bank startup to limit simultaneous current draw.
• 2 trigger cables at 120 V — time the device and split the room into two independent zones.
• Metal housing — durable, and easy to mount.

Who Should Use LTL Controls Master 16 Lighting Controller MLC

Indoor growers running many lights who want centralized, staggered switching. It fits both home growers with a larger room and commercial growers managing multiple rooms.

About LTL Controls Master 16 Lighting Controller MLC

LTL Controls makes lighting controllers for indoor cultivation. The Master 16 measures 21 x 21 x 6 in, weighs 23 lb and is sold each. It distributes one feed wire to four control banks.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many lights can it control?
A: It is built for 16 lights across its four control banks. You can also split it into two 8 light rooms using the two trigger cables.

Q: What do the delay timers do?
A: They start each bank at a different moment instead of all at once. This helps avoid drawing too much current at startup.

Q: Can I run two rooms on different schedules?
A: Yes. The two 120 V trigger cables allow two separate 8 light rooms with independent time settings.

Q: What is a control bank?
A: A control bank is a group of outlets or connections switched together. Here, each of the four banks is rated 30 amp and can be turned on or off separately.

Q: Does it need a professional install?
A: Wiring a high-amperage controller to a feed line should follow local electrical code. Have a qualified electrician confirm your circuit and installation.