Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord - 16 Gauge - 25 ft

Rewire a Reflector Your Way - 25 ft Length

A damaged or too-short cord can sideline a light fixture in the middle of a cycle. This cord has a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other, so you can replace the old cord or build a new fixture setup. The 16 gauge conductor and the long run give you room to place the fixture where the plants need it.

Sold individually, this single cord suits home growers rewiring one reflector and small indoor rooms that need a spare or replacement. Commercial growers maintaining many fixtures can order it as often as needed.

Key Features & Benefits

• Male plug on one end — connects to a standard outlet or power source without extra parts.
• Open wiring on the other end — lets you wire it directly into a reflector or fixture.
• 16 gauge — a conductor size chosen for fixture wiring.
• 25 ft length — gives flexibility in fixture placement away from the outlet.

Who Should Use Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord

Growers who build or repair their own reflector fixtures, and anyone replacing a worn or damaged cord, will find it useful. Basic electrical wiring knowledge is needed, and a qualified electrician should do the work if you are unsure.

About Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord

Grow1 DIY Reflector Cord is a grow light part sold each. It is a 16 gauge, 25 ft power cord with a male plug on one end and open wiring on the other, intended to replace or rewire a reflector.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is this cord used for?
A: It replaces or rewires a reflector fixture. You connect the open wiring end to the fixture and plug the other end into power.

Q: What does open wiring mean?
A: The conductors at that end are stripped and unterminated with no connector. You attach them to a fixture socket or terminals.

Q: What does 16 gauge mean?
A: Gauge is a wire size rating. A lower number means a thicker conductor that carries more current.

Q: Is it ready to plug into a fixture?
A: No. You must wire the open end yourself. Turn off and unplug all power before you work.

Q: How long is the cord?
A: It is 25 ft long. That lets you position a fixture some distance from the outlet.