Grow1 Power Cord - 16 Gauge - 120V - 8 ft
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Reach the Outlet With Rated Power - 8 ft Cord
A ballast that sits too far from the wall tempts growers into undersized extension cords. This Grow1 power cord supplies the reach directly. One end plugs into the male power outlet on the ballast and the other into a 120V source, and the 16 gauge wire is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts.
Sold individually, this cord suits a hobbyist replacing a worn or missing lead, and a regular indoor grower or commercial operation can order one for each fixture in a room.
Key Features & Benefits
- 8 ft length — gives you room to place the ballast away from the outlet.
- 16 gauge wire — suited to loads up to the rated limit.
- 13 amp / 1625 watt rating — lets you match the cord to your fixture load.
- 120V operation — connects to a standard 120V power source.
- Ballast compatibility — plugs into the male outlet on most major brand ballasts.
Who Should Use Grow1 16 Gauge Power Cord
Growers who need to replace or add a ballast power lead for indoor or commercial cultivation will find this cord useful, provided the fixture load stays within the rating.
About Grow1 16 Gauge Power Cord
This Grow1 cord has a 16 gauge conductor, an 8 ft length, a 120V rating, and a maximum of 13 amps and 1625 watts. It is sold each.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Will it fit my ballast?
A: It plugs into the male power outlet found on most major brand ballasts. Check your ballast's inlet type before ordering.
Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The cord is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts. Keep the combined load on it below those figures.
Q: What does wire gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes conductor thickness. A lower number means thicker wire, which carries more current with less heat.
Q: Can I use it on a 240V fixture?
A: This cord is rated for 120V, so do not use it with a 240V setup.
Q: How do I connect it?
A: Plug the female end into the ballast outlet, then plug the other end into the 120V source. Do this with power off.
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