Grow1 DIY Electric Cord - 8 ft - 16 Gauge - 120V
City: US, Livermore
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Plug-In Power for Custom Light Builds - 8 ft Cord
Building or repairing your own fixture means you need a cord that connects to a standard outlet at one end and to your hardware at the other. This cord has a male 120V plug on one end and open wiring on the other, so you can terminate it to suit your project. It is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts.
Sold singly, this cord suits hobbyists building one fixture, growers replacing a damaged lead, and small operations wiring a few DIY units at a time.
Key Features & Benefits
- Male 120V plug — connects directly to a standard outlet.
- Open wiring on one end — lets you wire it into a custom fixture or project.
- 16 gauge conductor — suited to the stated electrical load.
- 13 amp / 1625 watt rating — gives you a clear limit to plan your load around.
- 8 ft length — reaches from outlet to fixture in many indoor setups.
Who Should Use Grow1 DIY Electric Cord
Anyone who builds, repairs or customizes grow light fixtures, from home gardeners to commercial cultivation teams who maintain their own equipment.
About Grow1 DIY Electric Cord
Grow1 makes grow equipment and light parts. This 8 ft, 16 gauge, 120V cord is a DIY light part with a male plug and open wiring, rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the open wiring end for?
A: The stripped end lets you connect the cord to a fixture, ballast or other component. You terminate it to fit your build.
Q: What is the maximum load?
A: The cord is rated for 13 amps and 1625 watts. Keep your total connected load below those limits.
Q: Does it work on standard outlets?
A: Yes. It has a male 120V plug made for standard 120V outlets.
Q: What does 16 gauge mean?
A: Gauge describes conductor thickness. A lower number means a thicker wire that carries more current.
Q: Should I have an electrician wire it?
A: If you are unsure about wiring, hire a qualified electrician. Incorrect wiring is a fire and shock risk.
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