FloraFlex LED Light Power Cord - 277V - 3-Prong
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Grounded 277V Power for Your LED Fixtures - 3-Prong Cord
A fixture without the right cord cannot run, and a mismatched cord creates a safety risk. This cord pairs a 277V rating with a grounded 3-prong plug, so compatible FloraFlex LED lights connect to a 277V supply with a purpose-matched cable.
Sold individually, it suits growers who need a replacement cord, a spare for the supply room, or one more fixture to wire into a 277V cultivation space. Commercial operations can order as many as their room layout requires.
Key Features & Benefits
- 277V rating — matches facilities wired for 277V power.
- 3-prong plug — provides a grounded connection for the fixture.
- Made for FloraFlex LED lights — pairs with the brand's fixtures.
- Sold each — buy only the number of cords you need.
Who Should Use FloraFlex LED Light Power Cord
Commercial growers with 277V electrical service, and facility technicians replacing damaged or missing cords on FloraFlex LED fixtures, will find this cord most useful. It is not intended for 120V circuits.
About FloraFlex LED Light Power Cord
FloraFlex makes lighting and cultivation equipment for indoor growing. This cord is listed under grow light parts and accessories, with product code FLLC-005, and is sold as one cord.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What voltage does this cord work with?
A: It is rated for 277V. Confirm that your fixture and circuit are both set up for 277V before connecting.
Q: Can I use it on a 120V outlet?
A: No. The cord is built for 277V service, so use a cord rated for 120V on standard household circuits.
Q: What does a 3-prong plug do?
A: The third prong is a ground pin. It gives fault current a safe path and lowers the risk of shock from the fixture.
Q: Does one order include several cords?
A: No. Each order is for a single cord, so buy one for every fixture that needs it.
Q: Who should install it?
A: Have a qualified electrician handle any work on 277V circuits and follow local electrical codes.
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