The Hobbyist's New Best Deal

The Hortimol MGLed Full spectrum fixture is a low consumption fixture specially developed to illuminate medium to large areas at a lower cost. In addition to its state-of-the-art performance, its ergonomic design allows you quick and easy installation, making it a must-have light for the avid grower.

• Fanless design
• Multi-bar design using passive cooling providing an even lighting distribution
• Fit 150x150cm*

Full Spectrum Mixed :FSM

Rich and balanced

This spectrum has been specially developed to imitate the light offered by the sun. With a most natural energy distribution, this full spectrum variant contains high levels of red 660 and blue 450. As a result, your plants will thank you and start to grow and grow, as if they were constantly under a blazing sun, but without excess heat.

With its unparalleled energy balance, this spectrum is able not only to saturate chlorophylls A and B for photosynthesis, but also to stimulate at the highest levels the secondary photosensitive metabolic pathways which can play an important role during reproduction. It is therefore easier than ever to keep genetics stable from generation to generation under artificial light.

A natural light, naturally

Another advantage, but not least, is the natural rendering of colors that this light offers you. Indeed, we have managed to push the energy levels to the highest in all frequency ranges of the spectrum, which offers a heat of 3200 ° K and a CRI 85 which will allow you to carry out your diagnoses without having to resort to corrective glasses or fill-in light. Your plants will have the color they would have if they were observed under the sun in the middle of its descending phase, so what could be more suitable?

* The surfaces are given as an indication for an installation with entirely artificial lighting. The height of the lamp and the light needs of the plants must be taken into account to determine the really usable surface. This can be lower or higher depending on the type of installation and use