Grow1 Reflector Extension Cord - 16 Gauge - 15 ft

Extra Reach Between Ballast and Reflector - 15 ft Cord

Fixture layouts rarely match where the outlets and ballasts sit. This extension cord adds length between a ballast and a reflector, so you can hang lights over the canopy and keep the ballast somewhere practical. It uses 16 gauge conductor and carries a UL listing.

Sold individually, this single cord suits a hobbyist adding one fixture or a grower replacing a cord in a room. Commercial rooms with many fixtures can order several to match the layout.

Key Features & Benefits

• 15 ft length — gives you flexibility when positioning fixtures during vegetative growth and flowering.
• 16 gauge conductor — a defined wire size you can match to your fixture's needs.
• UL listed — shows the cord was listed under a recognised safety standard.
• Broad compatibility — made to work with most major brand ballasts and reflectors, including Hypotek and Grow1.

Who Should Use Grow1 Reflector Extension Cord

Indoor growers who need more distance between a ballast and reflector will find it useful, as will anyone replacing a worn or too-short cord in a hydroponic or soil-based cultivation room.

About Grow1 Reflector Extension Cord

Grow1 makes grow light parts and accessories. This model is a 16 gauge, 15 ft reflector extension cord sold each. It measures about 10 x 4 x 3 in as packaged and ships at 1.8 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this cord connect?
A: It extends the connection between a grow light ballast and a reflector. It is made to work with most major brand ballasts and reflectors, including Hypotek and Grow1.

Q: What does 16 gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes the wire thickness. A lower gauge number means a thicker conductor, so check that 16 gauge suits your fixture before you buy.

Q: Is the cord safety listed?
A: Yes, it is UL listed. Always follow your fixture's instructions and local electrical requirements.

Q: Will it work with my fixture?
A: It is intended for most major brands, but confirm the connector type on your ballast and reflector first. If you are unsure, compare the plug and socket with your equipment.

Q: How many cords come in an order?
A: Each order contains one cord. Order multiples if you are wiring several fixtures.