• Green LED Headlamp Hortilight 3 settings adjustable band | Other
A question about this product?
close

Question about this product

Do you have a question about this product, or perhaps about the delivery time? We are happy to help! You will receive a personal response as quickly as possible and within 24 hours at the latest, without automated AI chatbots.

 

Green Headlight LED

The Hortilight green LED headlamp lets you work in your grow room during the dark cycle without disrupting your plants. Three adjustable brightness settings, a fully adjustable elastic headband, and hands-free operation make it an essential grow room tool. Runs on 3 AAA batteries, included. Order now with fast shipping to Belgium.

Green LED Headlamp Hortilight – work in your grow room at night without disturbing your plants

The Hortilight LED headlamp is purpose-built for growers who need to access their grow space during the dark period. Green light is barely detected by plant photoreceptors, so you can inspect, maintain, and work without triggering a light response. Pair it with a microscope x60-100 for detailed nighttime plant inspections.

Specifications & application

Three lighting modes: 2, 4, or 8 LEDs active. Wide, fully adjustable elastic headband fits comfortably and keeps your hands free throughout your work session. Includes 3 AAA batteries.

Practical in use

  • Green light – safe to use during plant dark cycles
  • Three brightness modes for flexible lighting
  • Hands-free headband design for all grow room tasks
  • Ready to use out of the box – batteries included
  • Works well alongside Yoyo plant supports for nighttime maintenance sessions

Fast shipping across Belgium – order today.

Why use green light in a grow room during the dark cycle?

Plants have fewer photoreceptors sensitive to green wavelengths, meaning green light causes little to no photosynthetic response. This makes it safe to use during the dark period without risking disruption to flowering cycles, unlike white or red light which can trigger unwanted plant responses.

           
Loading...