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Sodium HPS Grow Light

Sodium HPS Grow Light

Sunshine Garden HPS Grow Light Series
HPS lights are good for flowering because of their red/orange output. Herbs and leafy greens may benefit from the usage of metal halide (MH) lamps.
Regardless matter whether you’re a novice or a seasoned grower, this light is an essential part of every grow room.

Growing six plants from seed to harvest will be a breeze with this lights' brightness output, spectrum, and HPS spectrums. Its dimmable ballast may reduce intensity by up to 50% when plants are young and boost peak intensity by 10% towards harvest for a genuinely personalized experience.

A domed shape and air-cooled features allow this grow lamp to optimize intensity while decreasing heat over 16 square feet of canopy.
You can adjust the light's intensity anywhere between 50% and 110%. Remove heat from a grow room by connecting to exhaust fans.
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  • Model
    GL-M6030
    GL-M6031
    GL- H6020
    NT-YD1000R1
    Wattage
    315W
    630W
    1000W
    1000W
    Input wattage
    340W
    680W
    1106W / 1050W
    /
    Min power factor
    ≥0.98
    ≥0.98
    ≥0.98
    ≥0.96
    THD
    ≤10%
    ≤10%
    ≤10%
    ≤10%
    Wave crest coefficient
    ≤1.7
    ≤1.7
    ≤1.7
    ≤1.7
    Input current
    1.55A
    1.42A
    3.1A
    2.46A
    9.22A
    4.37A
    4.9A
    Input voltage
    220V
    240V
    220V
    277V
    120V
    240V
    240V
    Length
    405mm
    16"
    570mm
    22.5”
    565mm
    22"
    650mm
    26”
    Width
    236mm
    9.3"
    240mm
    9.5”
    240mm
    9.5"
    245mm
    9.6"
    Height
    193mm
    7.6"
    286mm
    11.3”
    280mm
    11"
    1 30mm
    5”
    Weight
    3.55kgs
    7.8lb
    7.35kgs
    16.2lb
    6kgs
    13lb
    4.3kgs
    9.48lb

    Sunshine Garden HPS Grow Light Series
    HPS lights are good for flowering because of their red/orange output. Herbs and leafy greens may benefit from the usage of metal halide (MH) lamps.

    GL-M6030
    Max temperature on ballast shell
    75 C/167 F
    Ambient temperature
    -25-+50*C/-4-+104 F
    Max humidity
    95%
    Pulse voltage
    4-6KV
    Parts
    Power cord
    16A WG/3CSJTW105  C300V Cord
    Lamp holder
    K 12x30S lamp holder, 3KV
    Reflector
    Imported aluminum
    Ballast
    HID 1000W Dimmable E-ballast
    Packaging
    63.5x26.5x33 (CM)
    GL-M6031
    Max temperature on ballast shell
    75 C/167 F
    Ambient temperature
    -25-+50 C/-4-+104 F
    Max humidity
    95%
    Pulse voltage
    4-6KV
    Parts
    Power cord
    Input 3x1.0mm2  240V Europe Plug L=6FT
    Lamp holder
    PGZX18 lamp holder, 4KV
    Reflector
    Imported aluminum
    Ballast
    3 15W Electronic Ballast
    Packaging
    43.5x25.5x23.5 (cm)
    GL-H6020
    Max temperature on ballast shell
    75 C/167 F
    Ambient temperature
    -20-+35*C/-4-+95 F
    Max humidity
    95%
    Pulse voltage
    4-6KV
    Parts
    Power cord
    Input 3x1.0mm2  240V Europe Plug L=6FT
    Lamp holder
    K12x30S lamp holder, 3KV
    Reflector
    Imported aluminum
    Ballast
    HID 1000W Dimmable E-ballast
    Packaging
    69.5x25.5x14 (cm)
    NT-YD1000R1
    Max temperature on ballast shell
    75 C/167 F
    Ambient temperature
    -25-+50 C/-4-+104 F
    Max humidity
    95%
    Pulse voltage
    4-6KV
    Parts
    Power cord
    Input 3X1.0mm2  240V Europe Plug L=6FT
    Lamp holder
    PGZX 18 lamp holder, 4KV
    Reflector
    Imported aluminum
    Ballast
    2*3 15 W Electronic Ballast
    Packaging
    59.5x25.5x30 (cm)

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About Sunshine
Since 2011
SUNSHINE GARDEN is leading in manufacturing home garden and hydroponic grow equipment in China with 12 years OEM & ODM experience. We are famous Sodium HPS Grow Light supplier and manufacturer in China. Our main products can be divided into two series, including Hydroponic Grow Equipmentslike Full completed grow tents and kits, Grow tables and trays, Grow bags, Seeding propagation, another series is Home Garden Products like Mini Greenhouses, Hanging planters, Garden waste bags and so on. Custom made Sodium HPS Grow Light to help build your perfect garden and hydroponic grow system.
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