B.Lite Single Channel Under Canopy Lights - 125W - Full-Spectrum - IP66 - 120-277VAC

Light the Lower Canopy Evenly - 125W Full-Spectrum LED

Top lighting often leaves lower branches shaded, which can lead to uneven plant development. This under canopy fixture adds light below the main canopy, so growth is more uniform from top to bottom. It delivers 375 μmol/s PPF at 3.0 μmol/J PPE, and its housing is rated IP66 for dust and water resistance.

This single unit suits growers adding supplemental lower-canopy light to an existing indoor room, from a small trial space to a regular multi-light setup. Larger rooms can daisy chain fixtures on one circuit to keep wiring tidy.

Key Features & Benefits

• Full-spectrum output — supports plants through vegetative growth and flowering.
• IP66 rating — resists dust and water in humid grow rooms.
• Durable aluminum housing with curved glass lens — built for demanding room conditions.
• Daisy chain capability — up to 10 units at 120V, 20 at 240V and 23 at 277V.
• 120-277VAC input — works across common commercial and residential supply voltages.

Who Should Use B.Lite Single Channel Under Canopy Lights

Indoor growers whose lower canopy gets too little light from overhead fixtures will benefit most. It fits hobby and commercial rooms that want supplemental interlighting.

About B.Lite Single Channel Under Canopy Lights

B.Lite makes this single-channel LED fixture with a 125W ±5% input power, a 110° beam angle and a 50,000-hour rated lifespan. It draws 1.2A at 120V and operates from -13°F to 104°F.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many fixtures can I daisy chain?
A: The maximum is 10 units at 120V, 20 at 240V and 23 at 277V. Stay within these limits for your supply voltage.

Q: What does IP66 mean?
A: IP66 is an ingress protection rating. It means the fixture is sealed against dust and resists powerful water jets.

Q: Does it replace top lighting?
A: It is designed to supplement overhead lighting by reaching the lower canopy. It adds light below the main canopy rather than substituting for it.

Q: What are PPF and PPE?
A: PPF measures the light output usable by plants, here 375 μmol/s. PPE measures efficiency, here 3.0 μmol per joule.

Q: What voltage does it need?
A: It accepts 120-277VAC input, so it suits a range of electrical setups.