Fluence AC Extension Cable - 6ft - NEMA 5-15P to M19 Push-Lock - 125V AC

6ft Power Extension for Current Fluence Fixtures — NEMA 5-15P to M19 Push-Lock

Fluence's current-generation fixtures — VYPR 3, RAZRm, and SPYDR 2 — use an M19 Push-Lock AC input, and this cable delivers 6ft of facility power to that input from a NEMA 5-15P receptacle. The push-to-connect fixture end seats quickly and resists jostling loose during routine canopy work.

Manufactured and tested to 125V AC max at 7A max, the cable carries UL 1581 VW-1 flame certification and a wet-location rating, so it stands up to the moisture load of an active greenhouse or vertical farm, and Fluence backs it with a 5-year limited warranty.

Key Features & Benefits

• Fast Push-Lock Seating: The fixture-end connector clicks into place without threading, cutting install time across large fixture counts.
• UL 1581 VW-1 Certified: Passes this vertical flame test, a baseline safety requirement for commercial horticultural electrical accessories.
• Rated for Wet Locations: Suited to the condensation and irrigation overspray found in active grow rooms and greenhouse bays.
• 6ft Reach: Bridges the gap between a fixed receptacle and a fixture mounted mid-row or overhead.
• 5-Year Limited Warranty: Fluence stands behind the cable for the life of a typical commercial lighting deployment.

Who Should Use This

Facility electricians and lighting installers wiring up VYPR 3, RAZRm, or SPYDR 2 rows on a NEMA 5-15P circuit are the direct fit for this 6ft cable, especially when the nearest receptacle sits further from the fixture than its factory cord reaches.

About Fluence Bioengineering

Fluence Bioengineering engineers LED grow lighting systems and their AC and DC wiring accessories from its Austin, Texas headquarters; the company is currently part of Signify, parent of the Philips lighting brand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the fixture end use Push-Lock instead of a threaded connector?

Fluence moved to Push-Lock on VYPR 3, RAZRm, and SPYDR 2 because it seats in one motion rather than requiring the installer to thread a collar by hand. Older platforms still use the threaded M19 design, and the two connector families do not interchange.

How do I know if my existing circuit uses a NEMA 5-15P receptacle?

This cable expects a 15-amp, 125V receptacle on a standard North American branch circuit on the supply side, so confirm your branch circuit was wired to that receptacle type before ordering. An electrician can verify the receptacle at your fixture location if you are unsure.

Can this cable handle greenhouse humidity and overspray?

Yes, its wet-location rating and UL 1581 VW-1 certification cover the condensation and occasional irrigation overspray typical of active grow spaces. It is not intended for submersion or direct spray exposure.

Will this cable work with third-party LED fixtures?

No, the M19 Push-Lock end is a Fluence-proprietary fixture interface. Non-Fluence fixtures use their own manufacturer-specific connectors and will not mate with this cable.