
160W R-spectrum under canopy LED for lower-canopy photosynthesis
The iLuminar Under Canopy 160W R-Spectrum bar runs on 120-277V AC at 0.58-1.33A and delivers 448-480 µmol/s PPF at 2.8-3.0 µmol/J efficacy. The red-rich spectrum targets the lower canopy beneath dense flowering tops, complementing full-spectrum overheads with photons matched to flower-stage photosynthesis.
Red-rich under-canopy LED for daisy-chained bloom rooms
An IP65 rating handles humidity and irrigation overspray in commercial bloom rooms. The 45.3-inch body slots between rolling-bench gaps with the included support stand. Two 4-foot bars share one supply and add red-rich photons down the canopy. A 120-degree distribution spreads light, and 0-10V dimming chains up to 12 lights on 120V, 24 on 240V, or 28 on 277V. Passive cooling adds no moving parts.
Key Features
- 160W Power Draw: Pulls 160W on a 120-277V AC input with 0.58-1.33A current depending on circuit voltage.
- 480 µmol/s Red-Rich PPF: Delivers 448-480 µmol/s at 2.8-3.0 µmol/J efficacy with red-rich wavelengths for lower-canopy growth.
- IP65 Bloom-Room Build: Sealed body resists humidity and direct contact with irrigation and misting systems.
- 0-10V Dimming: 0-10V control fits most commercial controllers for stage-by-stage intensity tuning.
- Included Support Stand: Compact 45.3-inch body ships with a support stand for free-standing placement.
- Daisy-Chain Up to 28: Chains 12 lights on 120V, 24 on 240V, or 28 on 277V for streamlined commercial wiring.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Power Draw | 160W |
| Configuration | Two 4-ft bars (80W each) |
| PPF | 448-480 µmol/s |
| PPE | 2.8-3.0 µmol/J |
| Spectrum | R-Spectrum (red-rich, under-canopy) |
| Voltage | 120-277V AC |
| Input Current | 0.58-1.33A |
| Light Distribution | 120 degrees |
| IP Rating | IP65 |
| Dimming | 0-10V |
| Daisy Chain | 12 (120V) / 24 (240V) / 28 (277V) |
| Dimensions | 45.3" L x 2.8" W x 3.1" H |
| Mounting | Support stand included |
| Lifespan | 50,000 hours |
| Warranty | 5 years |