SUNPACK Strip Light Link Cord - 14in - LED and T5HO

Daisy-Chain Link Cord for Sunpack LED and T5HO Strip Lights, 14in

Running a separate power cord to every strip light on a multi-fixture bench adds outlets, extension cords, and clutter that most grow spaces do not have room for. The Sunpack Strip Light Link Cord connects LED and T5HO strip lights in a daisy chain instead, so up to 8 units can share a single power source.

The 14in length is sized to bridge the gap between fixtures spaced roughly that far apart on a bench or rack, keeping the connection snug rather than leaving excess slack. Different link cord lengths can be mixed in the same chain to match uneven fixture spacing.

Key Features & Benefits

• Daisy-chains up to 8 strip lights — from a single power outlet, cutting down the number of individual cords needed on a multi-fixture bench.
• 14in cord length — bridges the gap between fixtures spaced that far apart without leaving excess slack.
• Works with LED and T5HO strips — uses the same connector across Sunpack's LED and T5HO strip light lines.
• Tool-free plug-in connection — connects and disconnects quickly for reconfiguring a grow space layout.

Who Should Use This

Growers running more than one Sunpack strip light on a bench or rack, or expanding an existing daisy-chain setup with additional fixtures, are the right fit for this cord.

About Sunpack

Sunpack sells its link cords in several lengths to match different bench and rack spacings, distributed through the same greenhouse and hydroponic supply channels that carry the brand's strip lights.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I mix different Sunpack strip light sizes in the same daisy chain?

Yes, different sizes of Sunpack LED and T5HO strip lights use the same link cord connector, so they can be mixed freely in one chain. The 8-unit chain maximum applies to the total fixture count, not to any particular size or wattage.

Can link cords be used to connect a fixture to a wall outlet?

No, link cords connect one strip light to another, not a fixture to a wall outlet. Use a proper power cord from the first fixture in the chain to the outlet, and reserve link cords for the connections between consecutive fixtures.

How do I know if my daisy chain is within a safe wattage limit?

Add up the wattage of every fixture in the chain and keep the total under about 80% of the outlet circuit's rated capacity -- for example, under roughly 1,440W on a 15A/120V circuit. Most home setups running LED or T5HO strip lights stay well under that limit even at 8 fixtures.

Is there any functional difference between the cord lengths beyond length itself?

No, every Sunpack link cord length uses the same connector and supports the same 8-unit daisy-chain capacity. Pick the length that matches the physical spacing between your fixtures to avoid excess slack or a taut connection.