PHOTOBIO AC Power Link cable, 40A M25 Connector, 10'

40A Power Link Cable for Longer Tree Runs, 10ft

Fixtures spread across aisles, levels, or long benching rows need a way to carry power between those points without a separate outlet at each one. A PHOTOBIO Power Link cable serves as the trunk segment of the AC Power Distribution Tree, extending the main run so Power T cables can branch off to individual fixtures further down the line.

This 10-foot length is sized to bridge a typical aisle or reach between levels, and multiple Power Link cables can be joined end to end for longer distances.

Key Features & Benefits

• 10-Foot Trunk Length — reaches across aisles and between levels in a typical grow room layout.
• Locking M25 Male-to-Female Connector — daisy-chains securely to a Panel Mount pigtail or another cable in the tree.
• Full 40A-Rated 10AWG Conductors — carries the tree's full current load across the cable's 10-foot length without derating.
• Dust- and Water-Resistant Housing — carries an IP67 rating suited to humid grow rooms and greenhouse environments.

Who Should Use This Power Link Cable

Growers extending an AC Power Distribution Tree across longer distances, or linking between levels and aisles, should use this Power Link cable. It carries power in any direction rather than branching to a single fixture the way a Power T cable does.

About PHOTOBIO

PHOTOBIO's AC Power Distribution Tree pairs Power Link cables for trunk runs with Power T cables for individual fixture branches, all starting from a Panel Mount pigtail hardwired at a junction box. The system is built as a locking-connector alternative to running conventional outlets to every fixture in a room.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this cable connect to?

It connects to a Panel Mount pigtail at the root of the tree, or to another Power Link or Power T cable further down the run. This lets growers build the tree out one segment at a time as a room's fixture count grows.

How is this different from a Power T cable?

A Power Link cable carries the trunk connection in any direction to bridge distance, while a Power T cable branches a single fixture off that trunk in a 1:1 ratio. Most trees use both: Power Link cables for reach, Power T cables for individual fixture drops.

What gauge wire does it use?

10AWG conductors, the same gauge used throughout the AC Power Distribution Tree so the full 40A rating holds across every segment. That consistency matters most in longer trunk runs like this one.

Is this cable weatherproof?

Yes, its housing carries an IP67 rating, standing up to the humidity and dust typical of indoor grow rooms and greenhouses. That environmental rating matches the fixtures this cable is built to power.

Can multiple Power Link cables be connected together?

Yes, they can be joined end to end to cover longer distances than a single 10-foot cable allows. This is common when a tree needs to reach across a large room or between distant levels.