Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord - 14 Gauge - 15 ft

Rewire a Reflector with a Ready-Made Plug-End Cord - 15 ft Length

A damaged or missing cord can sideline a grow light fixture. This cord arrives with a male plug already fitted on one end and open wiring on the other, so you only need to make the fixture-side connection. It is built from 14 gauge conductor and runs 15 ft, which gives you room to reach an outlet from an overhead fixture.

Sold as a single cord, it suits hobbyists repairing one reflector and growers who want a spare on hand for a small indoor setup. Anyone rewiring several fixtures can order multiple units.

Key Features & Benefits

• Male plug on one end — plugs into a standard matching outlet or connection without extra plug work.
• Open wiring on the other end — lets you wire the cord directly into a reflector or fixture.
• 14 gauge conductor — a sturdy cord size for fixture wiring.
• 15 ft length — gives flexible placement between fixture and outlet.

Who Should Use Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord

Use it if you are comfortable with basic wiring and need to replace or rewire a reflector in an indoor cultivation space. It fits DIY builds and repairs. If you are not experienced with electrical work, have a qualified person do the installation.

About Grow1 Reflector Cord

Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord is a grow light part with a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other. It is a 14 gauge, 15 ft cord sold each. It is listed as not UL listed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this cord used for?
A: It replaces or rewires a reflector. You connect the open wire end to the fixture and use the plug end at the power source.

Q: How long is the cord?
A: The cord is 15 ft long. That gives you reasonable reach from a hanging reflector to an outlet.

Q: Is it ready to plug in out of the box?
A: No. One end has a male plug, but the other end has open wiring that you must connect to your reflector or fixture.

Q: What does 14 gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes conductor thickness. A lower gauge number means a thicker wire that can carry more current.

Q: Is this cord UL listed?
A: No, it is not UL listed. Check your local electrical requirements before using it, and have a qualified person install it if you are unsure.

Q: How many come in an order?
A: Each order is a single cord.