1000-Watt Double Ended HPS 120/240-Volt Grow Light System with DE Large Air Cooled Grow Light Reflector parts-storage and marked by both laser

Name: 1000-Watt Double Ended HPS 120/240-Volt Grow Light System with DE Large Air Cooled Grow Light Reflector parts-storage and marked by both laser
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 7488118327
Price: 222.60 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0549 (30 reviews)

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Description

1000 Watt Double Ended HPS 120 240 Volt Grow Light System with DE Large Air Cooled Grow Light Reflector parts storage and marked by both laser and marked by both laser etching and roll stamping to ensure permanent socket identification creates a harmonious blend of natural beauty and modern design Socket type: DE Double Ended ) 25 lb Product Height (in

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