The Enlite Flora 780W dimmable LED grow light is a high-intensity, full-spectrum fixture that is designed to cover a 4' x 4' to 5' x 5' space for full-cycle or flowering growth. It is designed for commercial multi-tier or top-lighting applications for indoor cultivation or for home grows with 1000 -...
The Flora 680W is a high-Intensity Top Lighting Solution which is designed for Indoor cannabis cultivation. It gives a High-PPFD level 1000-1100 μmol/m2/s in a 4x4ft to growers. Features Full Spectrum: Enlite Full Spectrum using 3500K + 6500K + 660nm LEDs which result in strong stem growth, proper node placement,...
The Enlite Ceres 520W dimmable, full-spectrum LED grow light covers a 3' x 3' to 4' x 4' space for flowering or full-cycle grows. It is designed for a top-lighting solution for indoor cultivation which brings higher crop yields and better crop quality. It features a folding and slim profile design...
The Hera 660 watt LED grow light is designed as a primary top-light for indoor cultivation or as a supplemental top-light solution in greenhouses for higher crop yields and better crop quality. The Hera 660 watt fixture is only 3.2” wide and creates a very small shadow effect in thegreenhouse, yet it has...
Features
Output: Set output levels from 10% to 100%
Sensing: Temperature and humidity sensors with solid cable connection or Bluetooth communication
Phone App: App operation on the phone to master controller via Bluetooth
Additional information
The Enlight Sundisk 600W LED grow light covers a 4' x 4' space for flowering while only drawing 640W at the wall. While this LED grow light is designed for high-intensity flowering, it can also be used for full-cycle grows. The fixture is comprised of two separate units, each drawing...
The Enlight Sulis 400W LED grow light covers a 4' x 4' space for vegetative growth while only drawing 370 watts at the wall. While this LED grow light is designed for vegetative growth, it can also be used for full-cycle grows. The fixture is comprised of two separate units, each...
