Mars Hydro TSW 2000 is one of our best-sellers as home-use LED grow lights, perfect lighting solutions for 3-6 plants. Affordable price, intuitive yields, and available dimmer and daisy chain function ensure its salability.
- Wattage – 300w
- Veg Coverage – 120x120cm
- Flower Coverage – 100x100cm
The overwhelming choice for most growers applying in grow tent, small room, cabinet & closet, and plant shelves.
Features of TSW2000
Consuming 300 watts and providing 776 umol/S of PPF, TSW2000 LED grow light has the ability to replace a 450w HPS light, while reducing 40% power intake.
Mars Hydro TSW2000 is a full spectrum grow light that emits all of the light in the wavebands of 400nm-700nm, which is known as “PAR”, excellent for Photosynthesis. There’s extra infrared light (730-740nm) added to promote flowering for better harvests.
Mars TS lights use highly reflective material with a refraction angle of 120° as the quantum board. It can cover a wider reflector range to enhance its light intensity and effectively reflect the scattered light back to the plants, which increases the light utilization rate by 25%, allowing plants to receive more energy without burning them for maximum headroom.
By turning a dimmer knob, TSW2000 is more convenient for growers to adjust the brightness from 0% to 100%. The daisy-chaining feature helps growers who have multiple grow lights to manage their lighting settings better. Up to 30 lights can be connected and controlled by one master lamp.
The luminescence of TS grow lights is similar to HID’s, to meet the needs of growers with HID grow lights perfectly. Meanwhile, Mars Hydro TS led grow lights have high luminous efficiency. The PPE (Photosynthetic photon efficacy) of TSW2000 is as high as 2.6 umol/j.
All Mars Hydro LED grow lights have been CE, ETL, RoHS, and UKCA certified, safe to use worldwide. Mars Hydro officially guarantees 24 hours customer service, a 5-year limited warranty, and local warehouses & repair centers to offer the best after-sale services to growers around the world.
