Green Power Professional Contactors

Green Power professional Contactors

The Green power professional Contactors let you Safely control the day and night timing of grow lights or any other equipment that you want on a timer with the UK built Green Power Professional range of timers & contactors.

Up to 8 lights can be controlled from one Green Power Professional Lighting Contactor.

These Green Power Professional contactors control the ‘on’ and ‘off’ periods of lights and fans without wires trailing and without risk of your timer burning-out.

Contactors are essential for growers wanting to automate grow light on and off periods because standard timers can’t handle the electrical surge of HPS and HID lights used for plants.

Green Power Contactors safely and reliably switch lighting ballasts and fans on and off according to the schedule that you set on the contactor’s timer.

Each of the contactor’s sockets is individually switchable, so you don’t need to run all the grow lights all the time.

Every aspect of GreenPower Contactors is designed with safety and reliability in mind…

• Made from steel
• Galvanised wall-mountable backplate the width of the entire unit
• Thick rubberised cable – no risk of light degradation
• Built-in Grasslin timers
• The UK designed and built
• 2-year warranty
• Available in 2 way, 4 way, 6 way, 8 way,

These are heavy-duty contactors which send power to the ballasts bank-by-bank to avoid big surges and they feature…

• Circuit breakers
• Time delays to protect ballasts in the event of short power failures
• Battery reserve on the timer.

Why use a Contactor?

Your Plants need a period of darkness, so most growers set a timer to turn their grow lights on and off at specific times. The HPS and HiD grow lamps generate a large spike in electricity when switching on. Without a contactor this electrical spike travels through the timer and is enough to cause the timer to burn-out, leaving the grow lights in the on or off position until you manually switch them.

With a contactor, the power goes through the switching components of the contactor. The surge doesn’t go through the timer itself, so there’s no risk of your timers failing.