SolarSystem GH Pro 340
$ 799.00 USD
- Industry-leading efficiency; up to 3.0 micromoles per joule
- Wireless two-channel variable spectrum control
- Integrates with wireless photo sensor; automatic light balancing
- Chainable; up to 10 fixtures from one power drop
- Fully integrated drivers; no external driver boxes to install
- Compact design minimizes shadow effect
- Passive cooling
- 5-Year Warranty – Made in the USA
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The New GH 340 is specifically designed for supplemental lighting in greenhouses. It features a very small shadow effect yet covers a large area. The GH 340 is chainable and as many as 10 lights can be run from a single power drop to save on installation costs. It also features wireless two-channel spectrum control and integrates with a wireless photo sensor for automated dimming depending on the amount of sunlight available. The GH 340 uses passive cooling with no fans and has an IP rating of 65. Draws 340 watts max with up to 3.0 umol / joule efficiency.
| Weight | 10 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 36 × 6 × 4 in |
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Since 2008, California LightWorks has been guided by a vision focused on the research, design, development, and manufacturing of advanced energy-efficient greenhouse and indoor horticulture lighting & LED Grow Lights as well as automation equipment. At California Lightworks, our LED grow lights consume 50% less electricity than high pressure sodium or metal halide- based systems. As a much more energy efficient light source, our indoor LED grow lights focus the emitted light energy on the bands of the light spectrum that plants absorb the most.
