Bright performance with precision: Fertraso Reflector Incl. IEC Connector
The Fertraso Reflector Incl. IEC Connector has two surface versions – Shiny and Hammered – and is optimized to reflect light and enhance overall efficiency under indoor grow conditions. 40 x 47 cm in size, this reflector promises extensive and efficient lighting coverage ideal for utmost plant growth in HID light systems.
Compatible with high-intensity discharge lamps to the maximum degree
Equipped with a heavy-duty E40 ceramic lamp base, the reflector accommodates metal halide (MH) and high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamps. With a maximum capacity of 600 watts, Fertraso Reflector is large enough to accommodate the wattage requirement of most standard grow lamps, and it is an inexpensive item to keep handy with small- and large-scale growing equipment.
Two surface finishes for tailored light control
Choose between two reflector models to complement different lighting schemes:
Fertraso Shiny Reflector Incl. IEC Connector – Provides a bright, mirror-like reflecting surface with strong direction of emission of light and is well-adapted for concentrated light focussing.
Fertraso Hammered Reflector Incl. IEC Connector – Provides a hammered, dimple-patterned reflective surface which shatters more even illumination patterning upon the forming area, dispersing hotspots and promoting even plant growth.
Simple to mount with secure joins
Both models come with built-in hanging eyelets for quick and secure mounting. The IEC connector included allows for a plug-and-play, safe power connection to ballasts or timers. For maximum reflection of light, remove the protective film prior to use.
Grower-friendly and dependable design
Developed by Fertraso, a business committed to creating effective horticultural solutions, this reflector is a mixture of professionalism-grade performance and simplicity. Fertraso Reflector Incl. IEC Connector is the intelligent choice for horticulturists who prefer to have decent design, great light distribution, and simple installation.
