Rope Ratcheting Light Hangers - 1/8-in Rope - 2 Count

Adjust Hanging Height Without Knots - 2 Ratchets

Knots and chains make it slow to change the height of a light as plants grow. These ratcheting hangers lock 1/8-in rope in place with an easy pull, so you set the height you want and release it with a button when you need to move it. Metal gears and a 150 lb maximum capacity support reflectors, fans and filters.

Each unit contains two ratchets, enough to hang one fixture from a pair of rope lines. It suits home growers outfitting a single space and small rooms that need an adjustable hanging setup.

Key Features & Benefits

• Ratcheting lock — holds the rope at your chosen height without knots.
• Quick release button — lets you lower or raise equipment fast.
• Metal gears — give the mechanism a durable build.
• 150 lb maximum capacity — covers common reflectors, fans and filters.
• 1/8-in rope size — fits thin rope that is easy to route.

Who Should Use Rope Ratcheting Light Hangers

Use them if you hang lights, fans or filters in an indoor cultivation space and adjust height between vegetative growth and flowering. They suit hobby and commercial setups alike.

About Rope Ratcheting Light Hangers

This product is a pair of hanging ratchets for 1/8-in rope. Each package holds 2 ratchets, has metal gears and is rated to 150 lbs maximum capacity. The package measures 7 x 4.5 x 1.5 in and weighs 0.4 lb.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How many ratchets come in one unit?
A: One unit contains 2 ratchets. That is a pair, enough for two rope lines.

Q: What rope size do they fit?
A: They are made for 1/8-in rope. Thicker rope will not work reliably.

Q: How much weight can they hold?
A: The maximum weight capacity is 150 lbs. Check the combined weight of your fixture and any attachments before hanging.

Q: How do I change the height?
A: Pull the rope to set the height and the mechanism locks it. Press the quick release button to lower or move it.

Q: What is a ratcheting hanger?
A: It is a geared device that grips rope in one direction and holds position. A release lets the rope move the other way.