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Lumatek 1000 Watt (600/750/1000W+Super Lumens)
High-efficiency MH horticultural bulb designed for optimal plant growth, with exceptional light output and a spectrum ideal for best growth results.
The "Pure Light Proton" fixture is a complete and professional solution for agricultural applications in greenhouses. It is designed to work with commercial 1000W double-ended HPS lamps, making it ideal for optimized plant cultivation, offering great energy efficiency and precise control of lighting.
The Apolo 1000W luminaire is a high-performing and compact solution for growers looking for a reliable and powerful ballast with an elegant and easy-to-install design. It is ideal for 1000W double-ended DE lamps, offering adjustable power settings for various stages of growth.
The PureLight Lazerlite 600W electronic ballast is a reliable, safe, and dimmable solution that allows you to adjust the light intensity without changing the HPS or MH bulb.
High-performance double-ended CMH bulb designed for optimal plant growth with reduced heat output, higher yield, and enhanced spectral quality.
The Cultivator HPS Classic glasses restore natural color perception under yellow-spectrum HPS grow lights, reducing glare and eye strain.
150W compact fluorescent lamp (CFL), ideal for indoor gardening, with 2700K warm light, offering high energy efficiency and long lifespan.
1000W MH double-ended lamp with a 10,000K color temperature, ideal for plant growth.
Dimmable electronic ballast 600W / 750W / 1000W with Super Lumens feature, offering optimal energy efficiency for professional horticultural lighting.
The Calitek CK-600R electronic ballast offers adjustable power from 315 W to 660 W, making it suitable for a range of horticultural lamps, including HPS, MH, and CMH.
Lumatek dimmable 150w / 175w / 250w + Super Lumens
The Calitek CK-400R electronic ballast allows an adjustable power range from 250 W to 440 W, offering optimal flexibility for different types of horticultural lamps.
