Fluence AC Extension Cord - 15ft - Pigtail (Hardwire) to M19 Threaded

Wet-Location AC Extension Cord for Fluence Grow Lights - 15ft Pigtail (Hardwire) to M19 Threaded

The Fluence AC Extension Cord is engineered for reliable power delivery in indoor greenhouse and vertical farming environments, connecting your AC power source to Fluence grow light fixtures equipped with the M19 Threaded connector system. This 15ft cord uses a pigtail bare-wire input connection for hardwired or junction box installations on the supply end and a secure M19 Threaded connector on the fixture end, providing a dependable plug-and-play connection that minimizes installation errors. UL 1581 VW-1 flame rated and rated for damp and wet locations, it is compatible with RAZR 2/3/4, RAZRx, RAY, SPYDR 1 fixtures and comes backed by a 5-year limited warranty.

Key Features & Benefits

• M19 Threaded Fixture Connector: The M19 Threaded connector provides a mechanically secure, vibration-resistant connection to compatible Fluence fixtures. Threading locks the connector firmly in place for reliable long-term performance in commercial installations.
• UL 1581 VW-1 Flame Rated: Meets the stringent UL 1581 VW-1 vertical flame test standard for fire safety in commercial horticultural and indoor farming applications.
• Wet Location Rated: Engineered for performance in the humid, wet conditions common to commercial greenhouse and indoor vertical farming environments.
• Pigtail (Hardwire) Supply Connection: Pigtail bare-wire input connection for hardwired or junction box installations, providing flexibility for the specific circuit and installation type used in your facility.
• 15ft Length: Extends the reach between your electrical circuit and fixture mounting position, simplifying layout planning and reducing the need for additional wiring infrastructure.
• 5-Year Limited Warranty: Fluence-backed warranty provides peace of mind for long-term commercial installations.

Who Should Use This

This cord is the right choice for operators running Fluence RAZR 2/3/4, RAZRx, RAY, SPYDR 1 fixtures who need an OEM-engineered, safety-certified extension cord matched to their lighting system. The pigtail input makes it ideal for hardwired or junction box installations where a molded plug is not needed or desired. It is particularly valuable when fixtures are mounted at a distance from available power supply points, or when replacing worn power cords in existing installations.

Compatibility

Compatible with Fluence RAZR 2/3/4, RAZRx, RAY, SPYDR 1 fixtures equipped with the M19 Threaded connector. For newer Fluence fixtures using the M19 Push-Lock connector (VYPR 3, RAZRm, SPYDR 2), a Fluence AC Extension Cable with M19 Push-Lock connector is required instead. Verify your fixture's connector type before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Threaded and Push-Lock M19 connectors?

The M19 Threaded connector is used on Fluence's legacy fixture platforms (RAZR 2/3/4, RAZRx, RAY, SPYDR 1 series) and secures by threading the connector housing. The M19 Push-Lock connector is used on newer platforms (VYPR 3, RAZRm, SPYDR 2) and connects by pressing in. The two types are not interchangeable - always verify your fixture's connector type before selecting a cord.

What are the advantages of a pigtail connection?

The pigtail version terminates in bare wire leads instead of a molded plug, making it the correct choice for hardwired installations where the cord is connected directly to a junction box, disconnect switch, or other hardwired termination point rather than a receptacle.

Is this cord safe for humid greenhouse environments?

Yes. This cord is rated for damp and wet locations and meets UL 1581 VW-1 flame test standards. It is specifically designed for the demanding humidity levels and condensation common in commercial greenhouse and indoor farming facilities.

Can I use this cord in a daisy-chain configuration?

No. This cord is designed as a single-run extension between a power source and a single fixture. Daisy-chaining extension cords can exceed current ratings and create safety hazards. Each fixture should be connected to its own properly rated circuit and cord per Fluence installation guidelines.