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Running a reflector without needing a full ballast in the circuit usually means improvising a connection that isn't built for the job. This 16 Gauge Reflector to 120V Outlet Adapter solves that by plugging directly into your reflector's male cord plug on one end and a standard 120V outlet on the other, letting you bypass the ballast entirely. If you need to extend your reach, this adapter is compatible with a 16 Gauge Reflector Extension Cord. Rated for up to 13 amps and 1,625 watts and backed by UL listing, it gives you a safe, purpose-built way to power a reflector straight from the wall when a ballast isn't part of the setup.
Connects a reflector directly to a 120V outlet without needing a ballast in the circuit.
Handles up to 13 amps and 1,625 watts for dependable performance.
UL-listed construction delivers safety-tested, dependable performance.
Durable 16 gauge wiring, similar in quality to our 16 Gauge DIY Reflector Cord, is built for reliable, continuous grow room use.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Voltage | 120V |
| Wire Gauge | 16 AWG |
| Connector Type | Male Reflector Plug to 120V Outlet |
| Max Amps | 13A |
| Max Watts | 1625W |
| Certification | UL Listed |
It plugs into your reflector's male cord plug on one end and a 120V power source on the other, letting you bypass the use of a ballast. If you are instead looking to adapt your plug for different wall sockets, consider our Plug Configuration Adapter - 240V to 120V Outlet.
This adapter is rated for a maximum of 13 amps and 1,625 watts.
Yes, it's UL listed, meaning it's been independently tested to meet recognized electrical safety standards.
This lets you power a reflector directly from a standard outlet in setups where a ballast isn't part of the circuit.
It uses 16 gauge wiring, which supports the adapter's 13 amp, 1,625 watt rating.
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