FloraFlex Daisy Chain Power Cord - AWG 12 Main Line - AWG 16 Branch Line

Fewer Outlets and Cables for Linked Fixtures - AWG 12 Main, AWG 16 Branch

Powering several fixtures from separate outlets leaves a tangle of cords and uses up outlet capacity. This daisy chain cord links fixtures together so one connection feeds the group, with heavier AWG 12 wire on the main line and lighter AWG 16 wire on each branch line.

Sold as a single cord, it suits growers who are wiring a small room, adding a fixture to an existing layout, or testing a daisy chain setup before ordering more for a larger installation.

Key Features & Benefits

• Daisy chain design — links multiple fixtures so you need fewer outlets and cables.
• AWG 12 main line — a heavier gauge wire for the shared run that feeds the chain.
• AWG 16 branch line — a lighter gauge for the short connections to individual fixtures.
• Sold each — order only the number of cords your layout needs.

Who Should Use FloraFlex Daisy Chain Power Cord

Indoor growers and commercial cultivation teams who run multiple compatible grow light fixtures and want tidier, simpler power distribution will find this cord useful. Check fixture compatibility before ordering.

About FloraFlex Daisy Chain Power Cord

FloraFlex makes cultivation equipment, including hydroponic systems and grow light accessories. This power cord is listed under grow light parts and uses AWG 12 wire for the main line and AWG 16 wire for the branch line. The GTIN is 817593028096.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does daisy chaining do?
A: Daisy chaining connects devices one after another so they share a single power source. For grow lights, this means fewer outlets and fewer separate cables.

Q: What does AWG mean?
A: AWG stands for American Wire Gauge, a standard for wire thickness. A lower number means a thicker wire, so AWG 12 is thicker than AWG 16.

Q: Why are two gauges used?
A: The main line is the shared run in the chain, so it uses the thicker AWG 12 wire. The branch lines connect to individual fixtures and use AWG 16 wire.

Q: How many fixtures can I connect?
A: The listing does not state a fixture count or a load limit. Check the fixture and electrical specifications, and have a qualified electrician review your setup before connecting multiple fixtures.

Q: How many cords come in an order?
A: One. This product is sold each, so order as many as your layout requires.