Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord - 16 Gauge - 15 ft

Replace a Worn Reflector Cord Yourself - 15 ft Length

A damaged or too-short cord can sideline a grow light fixture. This cord has a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other, so you can replace or rewire a reflector without buying a whole new fixture. It is UL listed and uses 16 gauge wire.

Sold each, this single cord suits home gardeners with one fixture to repair and growers who keep a spare for a custom lighting build. The 15 ft length gives you room to route power from the fixture to an outlet.

Key Features & Benefits

• Male plug on one end — plugs straight into an outlet once wired.
• Open wiring on the other end — lets you connect it to a reflector or fixture of your choice.
• 16 gauge wire — a defined wire size to help you match the cord to your fixture's requirements.
• 15 ft length — flexibility in placing lights and outlets.
• UL listed — listed by a recognized safety testing organization.

Who Should Use Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord

Use it if you are replacing a failed cord on a reflector, building a custom grow light, or rewiring a fixture for a new layout. It is aimed at people comfortable with basic wiring or working with a qualified electrician.

About Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord

Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord is a 15 ft, 16 gauge power cord with a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other. It is UL listed and intended to replace or rewire a reflector. It is sold individually.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this cord used for?
A: It replaces or rewires a grow light reflector. One end has a male plug and the other has open wiring for you to connect.

Q: How long is the cord?
A: The cord is 15 ft long.

Q: What does 16 gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes wire thickness. A lower number means thicker wire, and 16 gauge is the size of this cord.

Q: Is it ready to plug in and use?
A: No. The open-wire end must be connected to your reflector or fixture first. If you are unsure, have a qualified electrician do the wiring.

Q: Is it safety listed?
A: Yes, it is UL listed. Still, confirm that it suits your fixture's electrical requirements before wiring.

Q: How many come in a sale?
A: Each order is for one cord.