The 1000W CMH Light System from Hortilight has been developed for growers who want to combine maximum light intensity with a natural light spectrum. Thanks to the powerful Double Ended CMH lamp, a wide and deep light distribution is created, suitable for larger growing areas.
CMH technology is known for its high color rendering and broad spectral distribution. This ensures plants receive light that closely resembles natural sunlight, contributing to healthy development during both the growth and flowering phases.
Suitable for
- Growth and flowering phase
- Large grow tents and grow rooms
- Professional applications
- Soil, coco, and hydro systems
- Growers seeking maximum light intensity
Recommended settings
The integrated ballast offers multiple power settings, allowing the light intensity to be adjusted to the crop's growth phase.
Seedlings & young plants
Growth phase
Flowering phase
Gradually acclimate young plants to higher light intensities.
Natural spectrum with high light output
The included 1000W GreenPower CMH lamp produces a broad daylight spectrum that closely resembles natural sunlight. This allows one lamp to be used for both the growth and flowering phases.
Compared to traditional HPS lighting, CMH offers more natural color rendering and a broader spectral distribution, allowing plants to utilize the available light more efficiently.
Professional light distribution
The included Wing Reflector is made from high-quality German Vega aluminum and provides a wide light spread of approximately 150°. This ensures even light distribution over large areas and optimal utilization of the available light output.
Why choose the 1000W CMH Light System?
- Includes 1000W Double Ended GreenPower CMH lamp
- Natural daylight spectrum
- Suitable for growth and flowering
- Wide light distribution of approximately 150°
- Dimmable at 600W, 860W, and 1000W
- High-quality Wing Reflector made of German Vega aluminum
- Long lifespan of the light source
- Excellent replacement for heavy HPS installations
- Developed for large growing areas