The Adjust-A-Wing Medium Avenger Reflector is the most precious lamp reflector of the Adjust-A-Wing line. in fiberglass, which gives it the highest reflection coefficient on the market (CRX 97%). The perfect adaptation of the light beam emitted by the lamp towards the surface and total reflection without waste make this reflector unique and inimitable. With this Lamp reflector can be extended considerably the range of action of your HPS lamp , allowing the growing farmer to save current using a less powerful lamp with the same surface. The Adjust-A-Wing reflector in the Avenger Medium version adapts to cultivation surfaces ranging from 1 to 2 square meters. It is also equipped with Spreader support immediately installed under the incandescent bulb that allows a rapid and effective heat dissipation, allowing to reduce the distance between the vegetables and the HPS lamp.

Features of the Adjust-A-Wing Enforcer Medium Reflector

• Aluminum surface worked with high reflection coefficient CRX 97%
• Spreader support to disperse heat
• Dimensions: Junction side 38cm / Ali seagull 50-70cm adjustable
• Compatible indoor lamps: HPS, MH, Agro and Grolux from 400-600-1000w
• Ideal application surface: 1-2sq
• Weight: 2.4kg

Advice for the use of the Adjust-A-Wing Medium Avenger lamp reflector

This lamp reflector is extraordinarily light despite its extended shape, however, for an optimal light projection needs an adequate suspension, in this regard we recommend the use of easy Rolls .

The most common application of the ADJUST-A-WING consists in extending the coverage surface of a lamp from 400w up to 1.5sqm and a 600W up to 2sqm. Large lamps in quite with its ability to extension of the enlightened surface allows you to illuminate the entire room with fewer lamps than expected.

The effectiveness of this lamp reflector with the BULB MH in the vegetative or rooting phase is not to be underestimated, the clones rooting, the uniform coverage of the space below allows you to have homo -shaped clones and plants at height, eliminating annoying elongations of the subjects placed in the peripheral areas of the cultivation surface.

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