Gavita Lighting Power Cord Adapter - 5-Pin to 3-Pin - 12 x 8 x 1.5-in

Connect 5-Pin Cords to 3-Pin Fixtures - 12 x 8 x 1.5 in

Mismatched connectors can stop a lighting setup before it starts. This adapter bridges a 5-pin Gavita cord to a fixture with a 3-pin input, so you can use the cords you already have. It is made for use with Gavita lighting equipment.

Sold as a single unit, it suits a grower adding one fixture to an existing room, or a commercial team that needs a few units for mixed cord and fixture setups.

Key Features & Benefits

• 5-pin to 3-pin conversion — lets 5-pin Gavita cords work with 3-pin input fixtures.
• Gavita lighting focus — made to pair with Gavita cords.
• Single-unit sale — buy only the number of adapters your room needs.
• Listed dimensions — 12 in long, 8 in wide and 1.5 in high, so you can plan storage and routing.

Who Should Use Gavita Lighting Power Cord Adapter

Growers who own 5-pin Gavita cords and have fixtures with a 3-pin input will get the most from this adapter. It suits indoor and commercial cultivation rooms where cords and fixtures come from different purchases.

About Gavita Lighting Power Cord Adapter

Gavita makes horticulture lighting equipment. This adapter is a grow light accessory that converts a 5-pin cord connection to a 3-pin fixture input. It is sold each, and its listed dimensions are 12 x 8 x 1.5 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does this adapter do?
A: It connects a 5-pin Gavita cord to a fixture that has a 3-pin input. This lets you use a cord you already own with that fixture.

Q: Does it come as a pack?
A: No. It is sold individually, one adapter per order unit. Order several if you have several fixtures to connect.

Q: How big is it?
A: The listed size is 12 in long, 8 in wide and 1.5 in high. Check your available space before installing.

Q: Is it a replacement for a full power cord?
A: No. It is an adapter that sits between a 5-pin cord and a 3-pin fixture input. You still need the cord itself.

Q: What does pin configuration mean?
A: It is the number and layout of contacts in an electrical connector. Connectors must match, or be bridged with an adapter, before they can join.

Q: Should I check my fixture before ordering?
A: Yes. Confirm that your cord has 5 pins and your fixture has a 3-pin input. Follow the fixture maker's electrical guidance during installation.