CFL Grow Lights & CFL Accessories

For anyone wanting an introduction to indoor growing, the Budget 125W CFL System is the easiest way to get started and one of the cheapest too. All Compact Fluorescent Lamps (CFL) are self-ballasted so they can be plugged directly into any wall socket, avoiding the expense and heat of external ballasts. They also run at a much cooler temperature than HID lamps meaning it is often possible to use t...

The Budget 250W CFL System is simply one of the best value for money CFL systems available and offers a low fuss way to begin indoor gardening or start propagation. Essentially a heavier duty version of the 125W system, this kit couples a 250W CFL lamp with a sturdy reflector, although it doesn’t put down as much light as the High Output CFL shade. CFL lamps are available in either blue spec...

The original dedicated single CFL reflector, the High Output CFL System is designed to make the best possible use of CFL eco lamps. The majority of reflectors are designed for use with HID lamps but to get the best from your CFL you really need a reflector that has been made specifically for the purpose. This reflector does precisely what's needed and has excellent build quality - in our opinion t...

The Maxibright CFL lamps are the best low-heat, low-cost and high build quality CFL lights on the market. Available in blue spectrum (6400k) for vegetative growth and red spectrum (2700k) for flowering, these lamps have inbuilt ballasts and a standard E40 screw fitting allowing the 125W version to be used with any reflector apart from the Diamond. The 250W model is larger and as such requires eith...

Extremely useful product that allows you to either hang a CFL lamp vertically in amongst your plants (great for adding blue spectrum in areas where pure sodium lights are being used), or can be used as the wiring for your own reflector. When using CFL lamps for supplemental light with this lead, we recommend using one 125 Watt CFL lamp per two 600 Watt lights....

A Basic Light Controller is an essential part of any CFL system that uses one or more 250W lamps and a timer. If you are using a segmental timer to control 250W or more of CFL lighting then the amount of current flowing through it will cause the internals to fuse and lock in the ‘off’ or ‘on’ position. Using a light controller allows the live load to be kept away from the t...