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The Highland™ Track Light System is a first-of-its-kind LED track light designed for growing plants. Whether you’re installing a grow wall or just looking to incorporate beautiful, green accents throughout your space – the Highland is the light of choice by both horticultural and design professionals.
30° Narrow Beam Angle – For plants 3-8ft away from the light
60° Wide Beam Angle – For plants 2-5ft away from the light
For more information on Beam Angles and what you can grow, Click HERE
Limit 4 Highland units for 4ft of track rail. Outlet Timer +$25 with Ceiling Canopy Option
| Weight | 3.1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Box Size | 3.5 × 3.5 × 6 in |
| Power Source |
Hardwired, Outlet Plug |
| Beam Angle |
Narrow (30 Degrees), Wide (60 Degrees) |
| Track Rail Length |
4ft |
| Total Consumption |
30 Watts |
| Frequency Range |
50/60 Hz |
| Voltage |
90 – 240 VAC |
| Color Temperature |
3000 Kelvin |
| PPF |
36 μmol/sec |
| Lumens |
2000 |
| Lifespan |
50,000hrs |
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USJust bought a Highland Track Light System. Beautifully packaged, easy to install, and the results are spectacular!
USvery easy to install and the plants have shown growth almost immediately
USWe bought one for some house plants and it worked so well that we bought a three-pack for our hydroponic vegetable tower. In addition to working well, it has a clean design that fits well in our home. We are very satisfied.
USThese really cast a lovely light and I’m sure the plants will love them as well. Aesthetic is on point and it was an easy install. I plan to buy another set.
Our plant lights support healthy plant growth by producing the full photosynthetic spectrum.
The Highland looks great while producing warm white light avoiding the harsh red and blue hues associated with industrial lights.
Never replace your Highland track light system for years to come.
Get started quickly with our simple and fast installation guide. Expected delivery: 3-5 business days (free S&H).
Houseplants have traditionally been limited by environmental and architectural constraints. With the Highland, the built-in reflector sets the light beam at the optimal angle for your plants.
With a sleek aluminum body set on a track, the Highland makes large plants, ferns, living walls, and even entire trees.
We never cut corners when it comes to quality. All Highland track lights are researched, designed, and built right in our office in Bethlehem, PA.
Each Highland track light system comes with an optional outlet timer allowing you schedule when it should turn on and off
With a color temperature of 3000K and a color rendering index (CRI) value of 97, the Highland grow light promises a professional level of color accuracy usually reserved for photographers and art galleries.
The Highland track light system is incredibly energy efficient because its spectrum pinpoints the effective peaks for optimal photosynthesis. This means less power, more growth!
Watch how easy it is to install the Highland from start to finish.
The HIGHLAND growlight has gone through rigorous testing that proves the following:
Plants only require blue wavelengths between 440nm - 460nm, and red wavelengths, between 630nm - 680nm, for effective photosynthesis. As a result, commercial growlights predominantly use red/blue LED lighting, which are efficient for plant growth, but harsh on the eyes.
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Typical Red and Blue LED Grow Light
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Highland™ LED Grow Light
The Highland creates light using a balance of blue, green, and red. This is important because blue light supports root development and dense plant growth, while red light supports plant growth and flowering.
The Highland provides enough far-red light (680+) to enhance the photosynthetic efficiency of other wavelengths using a process called the Emerson effect.
