200W CFL Energy Saving Lamp Grow

• Brand: Pro Star
• Power: 200 Watt
• Lighting Technology: Compact Fluorescent (CFL)
• Application: Growth Phase
• Lamp Holder: E40
• Color Temperature: 6400K
• Luminous Flux: approx. 12,000 lumens
• Supply Voltage: 230V
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Built-in electronic ballast
• External ballast: Not required
• Lifespan: approx. 10,000 operating hours
• Dimensions: 130 × 380 mm
• Weight: approx. 1.1 kg

The Pro Star CFL 200W 6400K is specially developed for the growth phase of plants. Its cool daylight spectrum stimulates powerful vegetative development, causing plants to form compact internodes, sturdy stems, and healthy leaf mass.

Due to its limited heat generation, the lamp can be placed close above the crop, optimizing the use of available light.

Suitable for

• Growth phase
• Cuttings
• Seedlings
• Mother plants
• Small grow tents
• Compact grow cabinets

Recommended settings

Thanks to its low heat generation, the lamp can hang relatively close above the crop.

Cuttings and seedlings

• 10–15 cm above the crop

Growth phase

• 5–10 cm above the crop

Regularly check the temperature of the top leaves and ensure sufficient air circulation.

Natural daylight spectrum

With a color temperature of 6400K, the lamp produces bright white light comparable to daylight. This stimulates a compact plant structure, healthy leaf development, and strong root formation.

No ballast needed

The built-in electronic ballast eliminates the need for an external ballast. The lamp can be placed directly into an E40 fitting and connected directly to 230V.

Low heat generation

Compared to HID lighting, a CFL lamp produces significantly less heat. This makes it particularly suitable for small grow spaces where temperature control is important.

Why choose the Pro Star CFL 200W 6400K?

• Specially developed for the growth phase
• Natural 6400K daylight spectrum
• No ballast needed
• Low heat generation
• Can be placed close above the crop
• E40 fitting
• Easy to connect directly
• Ideal for cuttings, seedlings, and mother plants