Fluence DC Flex Dimming Trunk Extension Cable | 75ft - Compatible with VYPR 3 and RAZRm

Long-Run DC Dimming Trunk Extension for VYPR and RAZRm, 75ft

A large grow room with a dimmer mounted well outside the canopy area needs a trunk-length extension to carry the dimming signal without a string of shorter cables spliced together. The Fluence DC Flex Dimming Trunk Extension Cable runs 75ft, compatible with VYPR 3 and RAZRm fixtures.

75ft DC trunk extension cable, compatible with VYPR 3 and RAZRm.

Key Features & Benefits

• Compatible with VYPR 3 and RAZRm fixtures — the trunk-length pairing named in this cable's product listing.
• 75ft trunk-length run — the longest DC dimming extension covered in this batch.
• Single continuous extension — avoids splicing multiple shorter cables together over long distances.
• Trunk extension design — built to extend reach from the dimmer rather than terminate at a single fixture.

Who Should Use the Fluence DC Flex Dimming Trunk Extension Cable (75ft)

This fits growers with a large grow space or a dimmer mounted well away from the fixture group who need a long, single-run DC extension for VYPR 3 or RAZRm dimming control.

About Fluence DC dimming trunk extension cables

Fluence Bioengineering designs DC dimming trunk extension cables as part of its professional horticultural lighting ecosystem, built for compatibility with named Fluence fixture and dimmer lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

How and when is a trunk extension cable used?

Use it to extend the reach of a Fluence Dimmer's control run when the dimmer sits well outside the immediate fixture area, rather than positioning the dimmer close to the canopy. It's meant to bridge that distance in one continuous run instead of splicing shorter cables together.

What fixtures is this cable compatible with?

It's compatible with VYPR 3 and RAZRm, per the product's own name. This is the reference used since the batch's own spec data for this SKU was unreliable.

How long is this trunk extension?

It runs 75ft, the longest single DC dimming cable covered in this batch, purpose-built for extending trunk-level distance rather than a single short fixture connection. That length is what separates it from the shorter 5ft pigtail-threaded extension elsewhere in this same lineup.

Does this cable connect directly to a fixture?

It's designed as a trunk extension, meaning it typically extends the run between a dimmer and the point where shorter fixture-specific dimming cables take over, rather than connecting directly to a single fixture's dimming input on its own. A fixture-specific terminator or dimming cable still handles that final connection.