Grow1 Reflector to 120V Outlet Adapter - 11 in

Power a Reflector Straight From a 120V Outlet - 11 in Cord

Some lighting setups need a reflector connected to household-voltage power without a ballast in the circuit. This adapter plugs into the reflector's male cord plug, then into a 120V power source, so the ballast is bypassed. It uses 16 gauge wire and is UL listed.

Sold individually, this single adapter suits a home grower adding one fixture or a commercial grower replacing a cord in a larger room. At 11 in long, it is a short connection between the reflector and the outlet.

Key Features & Benefits

• Ballast bypass design — connects the reflector directly to a 120V source.
• Simple plug-in connection — attaches to the male reflector cord plug without tools.
• 16 gauge wire — suits the rated load of the adapter.
• Rated to 13 amps and 1625 watts — gives a clear limit for the loads you connect.
• UL listed — meets a recognized safety listing.

Who Should Use Grow1 Reflector to 120V Outlet Adapter

Growers running a reflector that needs a direct 120V connection and no ballast will find this adapter useful. It also fits anyone who needs a replacement cord for a reflector setup in indoor cultivation.

About Grow1 Reflector to 120V Outlet Adapter

The Grow1 Reflector to 120V Outlet Adapter is a grow light accessory measuring 11 in long, 1.5 in wide and 1.5 in high. It weighs 0.3 lb and is sold each. It is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this adapter connect?
A: It plugs into a reflector's male cord plug on one end and a 120V power source on the other. This lets the reflector run without a ballast.

Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The adapter is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts. Keep the total connected load below these limits.

Q: Is it safety listed?
A: Yes, it is UL listed. Always follow the instructions that come with your fixture as well.

Q: How long is the cord?
A: The adapter is 11 in long. Use a suitable extension if you need more reach.

Q: What does wire gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes the thickness of the wire, and a lower number means thicker wire. This adapter uses 16 gauge wire.

Q: Does it replace a ballast?
A: It bypasses the ballast by supplying 120V directly to the reflector's plug. Confirm that your fixture is designed for this type of connection before use.