Grow1 16 Gauge 240V Power Cord - 8 ft

Reach a 240V Outlet Without Moving Your Ballast - 8 ft Cord

A ballast placed where it works best for your grow room does not always sit near a 240V outlet. This Grow1 power cord closes that gap. It plugs into the male power outlet on the ballast and then into your 240V source, and it carries a rating of 13 amps and 1625 watts on 16 gauge wire. It is UL listed.

Sold as a single cord, it suits a grower who needs one replacement or a spare for a lighting circuit. Commercial rooms with many fixtures can order several units to equip each ballast.

Key Features & Benefits

• 240V rating — matches ballasts that run on a 240V supply.
• 16 gauge wire — handles loads up to 13 amps.
• 1625 watt maximum — gives clear headroom information when you plan your lighting load.
• UL listed — shows the cord has been listed to a recognized safety standard.
• Fits most major ballast brands — connects to the male power outlet on the ballast.

Who Should Use Grow1 16 Gauge 240V Power Cord

Use it if you run a ballast on 240V and need a replacement, spare, or additional cord for indoor cultivation lighting. It works for home gardeners and commercial growers alike.

About Grow1 16 Gauge 240V Power Cord

Grow1 makes this 16 gauge, 240V power cord for grow light ballasts. It is rated for a maximum of 13 amps and 1625 watts and is UL listed. It is sold each.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this cord connect?
A: It plugs into the male power outlet on a ballast and then into a 240V power source. This is how the ballast receives power.

Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The cord is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts. Keep the total load of the connected equipment below those figures.

Q: Will it fit my ballast?
A: It is designed for the male power outlet found on most major brand ballasts. Check the inlet on your ballast before ordering if you use an unusual model.

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

Q: Can I use it on a 120V circuit?
A: The cord is intended for a 240V power source. Use it only with equipment and outlets that match that voltage.

Q: Is the cord safety listed?
A: Yes, it is UL listed.