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Honeywell 30-Watt Full Spectrum LED Linkable Plant Grow Light

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Honeywell 30-Watt Full Spectrum LED Linkable Plant Grow Light

This Honeywell grow light is designed for vegging, cloning and supplement light for plants. This LED grow lights uses just 30 watts of power and has a rated 50,000 LED hour life. This Honeywell product is et, FCC and RoHS certified.

  • “S” hooks included for hanging
  • 50,000 LED hour life
  • Metal and plastic construction
  • Linkable up to 10 units

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