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CMH 1000W Fixture and Lamp

Sep 12, 2018

This is the first 1000W CMH fixture on the market. Nanolux helped develop the dual arc tube 1000W CMH Lamp. The ballast is a low frequency ballast designed specifically to run low frequency CMH arc tubes. This fixture can be used as a standalone flowering fixture. The reflector is optimized and photometrically designed for an even commercial overlap pattern with a 136° aperture.

Designed for 5’ on center spacing commercial overlap grid
NCCS/0-10v Ready
ETL Listed

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