Here at Critical Mass Systems, we stock a wide range of indoor grow lights to suit all budgets and growing environments. Our lighting section contains some excellent lighting options and a selection of lighting spares and accessories.
The type and quality of light you provide for your plants make a huge difference to the end result. For instance, LED grow lights are now far ahead of the game but aren't necessarily the cheapest option. Although, they do save money in the long term. You can also still do extremely well with budget lighting options to begin with and upgrade later on.
LED lighting is now the number one choice for all stages of growth as it outperforms other technologies by a long way. We recommend either Maxibright or Lumatek LED lighting options.
For many years, HID (high-intensity discharge) lighting has been the go-to choice for indoor growers. And, they’re still the most popular choice for growing plants to maturity indoors.
Ceramic discharge metal-halide (CDM) lamps provide excellent colour stability, produce higher colour rendition and deliver a great spectrum of light – all great news for a top-quality crop.
Propagation lighting is perfect for seedlings, cuttings and young vegetative plants. And, they can also be used exclusively for growing micro-greens and small salad crops, too.
We stock spare lamps and bulbs for all the lighting systems we sell. These include propagation lighting to 1000w HID systems and both single and dual spectrum lamps.
Here, you can find a collection of lighting accessories, such as options for hanging your lighting systems, extending your reflector cable or replacing broken bulb holders.
Our timed lighting contactor/relay options are designed to suit all your lighting requirements. You can choose timing options for single or multiple lights and find timers for drip systems too.
For more information about indoor grow lights, give us a call today and we’ll be happy to chat through the options with you. And if you’re after more information about LED lighting, check out our blog – A Guide to Growing with Indoor Lights.
