Spare LEC bulbs

These bulbs have been designed with different technology to classic bulbs, centering all of their power on a light spectrum between blue and red, which is extremely easy for your plants to absorb; more so than classic bulbs.

Amazing, Money Saving Results

Thanks to this new kind of lighting you won’t need to use as much power to get good results, meaning that you can easily produce more grams per watt used. Depending on the phase your plant is in, certain bulbs work better than others, and you can easily choose which one is perfect for you thanks to the wide variety we have available.

LEC Light Options

• The Master Color 4200k Philips bulb has an e40 thread so you don’t need to get a special socket for it, allowing you to use it with any reflector you have lying around your house. You will need, however, a specific magnetic ballast for LEC bulbs due to how sensible they are; there are specially designed ballasts to make sure that your LEC bulbs last as long as possible.
• Solux lamps are designed to give the largest yields possible considering the amount of money invested. You'll be surprised by the professional quality of your flowers for such a reasonable price. 1000w model comes with a DE (double ended) thread, so you'll need to use a specific reflector, such as the Gavita Hortistar or Solara by Solux.
• Innotech bulbs were made using innovative technology, capable of increasing lumens to around 18,123 lm, which is great for a 150w light bulb, producing much more efficient light. This type of bulb doesn't tend to be that potent, producing amazing results in small areas; it's perfect for 4 - 5 plants.
• LEC Solux 600w Parxtreme bulbs - These bulbs have an E-40 thread and are perfect for being used during both veg and bloom stages, producing up to 52000 lumens with a photosynthetic photon flow of 980. The light that it emits is white with red tones. Its color temperature is 3100k.

LEC Bulb classification:

• 3000K: Bulbs designed for the flowering period.
• 3100K: Mixed bulbs designed for indica or short plants.
• 4200K: Mixed bulbs for sativa or tall plants.
• 10000K: Growth bulbs for stressing out plants during the last 15 days.