SF600 LED Grow Light Plant Stand for Indoor Gardening with Full Spectrum - 3 Tier (3x SF600 + Plant Shelf)

About this item

• SOLID CONSTRUCTION: The frame is made of high-intense premium iron, with a durable powder coat finish, is moisture-proof and has outstanding rust resistance, providing a sturdy hold and unchangeable performance. Each shelf can support a weight capacity of up to 55 lbs. Comes with three watertight plant trays with no drainage holes, possess high resistance to decay, and is built for long-lasting usage. An ideal solution to adding your vertical grow space, making it easy to grow on a larger scale
• Hight Light Output: 2024 New Version SF600 grow lamp uses OSRAM diodes with 384 LEDs and 11000 lumens output. Only a power draw of 72 watts, lower energy consumption and less electricity bill than fluorescent T5 bulbs. The reflectors do increase the focus of your lights, improve the light efficiency, luminous flux and light concentration. Switching to SF600 will give you twice the harvest per dollar spent on electricity.
• UPDATED FEATURE: In response to various customer needs, we have included a detachable top panel that can hold up to 26.5 lbs. The improved top design now includes a fourth level for storing gardening tools and small objects. Reinforced internal packaging ensures the product arrives undamaged even during rough shipping.
• DUAL LOCKING WHEELS: There are 4 industrial lockable wheels with strong load-bearing capacity, allowing you to move the whole shelf to a suitable place, according to the change of seasons or external light angle, and lock the wheels for safety. Made of non-marking polyurethane, the casters have a great performance of durability, shock absorption and protection to floors
• Sunlike Full Spectrum Grow Light: With 120°beam angle. Plant grow light can emit broadband full spectrum light , 660-665nm(RED),730-740nm（IR）, 2800K-3000K (WARM-WHITE), 4800-5000K(BLUE), has a significant impact on plant germination, flowering, fruiting, chlorophyll synthesis of plants, and photosynthesis.