FloraFlex Far Red Retro Fit Bars - 2-Pack

Add Far Red Light to Your Existing Fixtures - 2 Bars

Growers who want to adjust their light spectrum often face replacing entire fixtures. These retrofit bars add supplemental far red light to the setup you already run. Far red light is a part of the spectrum that influences plant development during vegetative growth and flowering.

This kit holds 2 bars, which suits a hobbyist testing far red supplementation in one tent or a grower trialing it before rolling it out across a larger room. Commercial operations buying in volume should contact us about quantities.

Key Features & Benefits

• Far red supplementation — adds spectrum that standard white or full spectrum fixtures may not emphasize.
• Retrofit design — works as an add-on to an existing setup rather than a full fixture replacement.
• LED construction — LED bars generally run cooler and use less energy than older lighting types.
• 2 bars per kit — covers a small area or pairs with other kits for wider coverage.

Who Should Use FloraFlex Far Red Retro Fit Bars

These bars suit indoor growers who already have a lighting system and want to fine-tune its spectrum. They fit small home gardens and larger indoor cultivation rooms alike.

About FloraFlex Far Red Retro Fit Bars

FloraFlex makes cultivation equipment for indoor growers. The Far Red Retro Fit Bars are sold as a kit of 2 bars in the LED grow light category.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does a far red retrofit bar do?
A: It adds light in the far red part of the spectrum to your existing lighting. Growers use it to complement their main fixtures during indoor cultivation.

Q: How many bars come in the kit?
A: The kit contains 2 FloraFlex Far Red Retro Fit Bars. It is sold as one kit.

Q: Do I need to replace my current lights?
A: No. Retrofit bars are designed to supplement a lighting setup you already have. Check mounting and power requirements with the manufacturer before installing.

Q: Are LED bars more efficient than older lighting?
A: LED fixtures are generally more energy efficient and produce less heat than older lighting such as HPS. Exact figures vary by product, so confirm specifications with the manufacturer.

Q: What is supplemental lighting?
A: Supplemental lighting is extra light added to a primary light source. It lets growers adjust spectrum or intensity without changing their whole system.