Modern Pendant and Socket Grow Light Fixture

Pair a modern Pendant light fixture with your Vita Grow light bulb! The Vita bulb is one of the most versatile plant lights on the market, and we now have the perfect fixture to go with it.

Please note, the Vita Grow light bulb can be purchased here!

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Overview

Our attractive Pendant and socket light fixture is designed to work with the Vita bulb. Enhancing the look of your Vita has never been easier with these four style options. A 15' fabric cord is included, as well as two wall fairleads, one swag hook and an analog wall timer.

The Bronze Pendant option allows you to place a compatible lamp shade over the Vita light (shade not included). The opening of the lampshade must be 40mm or (1.575 inches) to fit onto the pendant.  Please note the lamp shade is not included.

Features & Benefits:

• Four styles to match your home's decor
• 15' fabric cord
• x2 wall fairleads and x1 swag hook included
• Included analog wall timer
• 5 year manufacturer's warranty
• Engineered in the USA

*Please note, Vita Grow light bulb is not included. Pictures are for examples of how the bulbs can be used with this light fixture. 

The Vita Grow Light:

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The Vita Grow light uses a unique LED light, consuming little power while producing the full photosynthetic spectrum and ambient lighting for the home. The Vita grow light promises a professional level of light quality usually reserved for photographers and art galleries.

The Vita creates light using a balance of blue, green, and red. This is important because blue light supports root development and dense plant growth, while red light supports plant growth and flowering. These grow lights have a color temperature of 3000K and a color rendering index (CRI) value of 98.

FAQs:

How does it work? Full spectrum LEDs supply an ideal balance of light for vegetative plants and seed starting. LEDs run at low temperatures, thus eliminating the risk of burning young seedlings/plants. 

How do the grow lights work? You’ve probably heard of photosynthesis, a process in which plants make food by trapping light energy in their leaves. Chlorophyll, a plant pigment which does the trapping and creates energy for the plant, usually absorbs red and blue light. These two colors’ specific wavelength range, called Photosynthetically Active Radiation (or PAR for short), falls within 400 nanometer (nm) to 700 nm wavelengths, perfect for Chlorophyll to manufacture sugar to fuel plant growth. This full-spectrum grow light provides both of these ranges in high amounts as well as in-between ranges, too. The combination of all spectrums is emitted as a natural, warm sun-like white color instead of the harsh bluish glare of other commercial grow lights.

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