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indoor grow lights for succulents bulk wholesale Buy Spider Farmer® Glow80 LED Grow Light For Veg And Seedings — LED Grow Lights DepotSpider Farmer Glow80 80W LED Grow Light Bars, Full Spectrum, IP65 Waterproof, Linkable Lamps for Indoor Plants, Succulents, Cloning, Veg & Bloom Diodes: 476 pcs (2 bars) Power Draw: 80W (2 bars) Lumen: 10400 lumens PPE: 2. 0 umol J Size: 110 x 4. 5 x 3. 7 cm (43. 3 x 1. 77 x 0. 58) Grow Tent Compatible: 4X4 Recommended Fan Size: 4 Inch 6 Inch Max Daisy Chain Number: 8 Single Bars (110V) 16 Single Bars (220V) What types of plants is the Glow80 grow

Spider Farmer® Glow80 80W LED Grow Light Bars, Full Spectrum, IP65 Waterproof, Linkable Lamps for Indoor Plants, Succulents, Cloning, Veg & Bloom

 

Diodes: 476 pcs (2 bars)
Power Draw: 80W (2 bars)
Lumen: 10400 lumens
PPE: 2.0 umol/J
Size: 110 x 4.5 x 3.7 cm (43.3” x 1.77” x 0.58”)
Grow Tent Compatible: 4X4′
Recommended Fan Size: 4-Inch/6-Inch

Max Daisy Chain Number: 8 Single Bars (110V)/ 16 Single Bars (220V)

 

What types of plants is the Glow80 grow light best for?

The Glow80 is perfect for clones, seed starting, vegetable propagation, and tropical indoor plants. It’s also ideal for under-canopy lighting in larger grow setups.

Is the Glow80 suitable for high humidity environments?

Yes! Our Glow80 features an IP65 waterproof lampshade made of high-quality, heat-resistant PC. It effectively prevents water and dust entry, making it safe and durable for use in humid environments like greenhouses or grow tents.

What does an IP65-Rating Mean?

The IP65 rating is about providing a solid defense for your devices against solid and liquid objectives.  

  • Dust Protection (First Digit): The "6" in IP65 means the device is highly resistant to dust ingress. It's designed to keep out even the smallest particles that might try to sneak into your device and cause problems.  
  • Water Protection (Second Digit): The "5" in IP65 signifies that the device is protected against water jets from all directions. If your device gets hit by water splashes or sprayed with a water jet, it should be safe and continue functioning. 

How bright is the Glow80 and how much power does it use?

The new 2025 Glow80 uses 476 high-efficiency diodes to deliver 10400 lumens of light output while drawing only 80W of power. It offers excellent energy efficiency and helps lower your electricity bill

What kind of spectrum does this grow light provide?

The Glow80 delivers a full spectrum of light, ideal for all growth stages:

  • 5000–5500K White for vegging

  • 3000–3500K Warm White for rooting and early growth

  • 650–660nm Red for boosting flowering and yield
    This balanced output mimics natural sunlight to support healthy, vigorous plant growth.

How does the Glow80’s dual-bar design enhance setup flexibility and lighting efficiency?

The Glow80 features two independently mountable light bars, offering greater flexibility during installation. You can freely adjust their position and height based on your plant layout. This setup not only allows focused lighting in the center of the shelf but also provides two evenly distributed light zones on the sides.

It’s especially ideal for growing multiple plants side by side, improving overall light coverage and ensuring that plants of different heights receive adequate illumination.

Is the Glow80 suitable for side mounting in a grow tent to provide supplemental lighting?

Yes,the Glow80 can be mounted on either side of the main grow light, with adjustable position and height to match plant growth stages and lighting requirements. This configuration enhances central illumination while creating two evenly distributed side light zones, improving overall light coverage and ensuring sufficient light reaches plants at varying heights.


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