Adjust a Wing Enforcer Medium

The Adjust A Win enforcer medium reflector is one of the best reflectors on the market. The constituent gullwing-shaped reflective screens have a user-adjustable curvature.

This allows you to better adapt the projection of light to the cultivation plan, and therefore be able to guarantee the correct beam of light for all types of crops.

With this lamp reflector you can significantly extend the range of your hps lamp, generating the advantage of being able to use a medium-power lamp in a larger surface space than recommended. The Adjust A Wing Reflector in the Enforcer medium version adapts to cultivation surfaces ranging from 1 to 2 square meters and its very high reflection coefficient (CRX 86%) reduces the waste of light, significantly increasing the fructification of your plants.

The adjustability of the gull wings also allows the instrument to be used not only to extend the coverage of the lamp but also to concentrate it in a smaller space, exploiting the high reflection capacity of the aluminum surface.

Features of the Adjust A Wing reflector

• Machined aluminum surface with high reflection coefficient CRX 86%
• Dimensions:joint side 38cm / gull wings 50-70cm adjustable
• Compatible indoor lamps: Hps, Mh, agro and grolux 400-600-1000W
• Ideal application surface: 1-2m2
• Weight: 2.4kg

Recommendations for using the Adjust A Wing Enforcer Medium Lamp Reflector

This lamp reflector is extraordinarily light despite its extended shape, however for an optimal projection of the light it 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 400W lamp up to 1.5m2 and of a 600W lamp up to 2m2. It becomes practically indispensable for large multi-lamp grow rooms. dimensions as with its ability to extend the illuminated surface it allows to illuminate the entire room with fewer lamps than expected.

The effectiveness of this lamp reflector with the MH bulb in the vegetative or rooting phase of the clones should not be underestimated, as the uniform coverage of the space below allows for clones and plants of homogeneous height, eliminating annoying elongations of the subjects placed in the peripheral areas of the cultivation area.