Mars Hydro Adlite UV30 30W UV Grow Light | 365-370nm 2-Pack

Precision UV. Zero Guesswork. Measurable Canopy Response.

The enemy is not a missing fixture — it is the invisible gap in your light recipe. Operators running full-spectrum primary lights without a dedicated UV channel are leaving a critical biological trigger unaddressed. Plants that evolved under high-UV solar conditions respond to that absence with reduced secondary metabolite synthesis, lower flavonoid and anthocyanin accumulation, and suppressed stress-response pathways that drive quality differentiation. The cost is not always visible in a single harvest. It accumulates across cycles as inconsistent potency profiles, variable terpene expression, and canopy zones that never quite perform the way the genetics promise. Equipment that was never designed to deliver UV as a discrete, controllable input cannot fix this — it can only obscure it.

After deployment, the cultivation environment changes in a specific and measurable way. Each bar pair delivers a defined 365-370nm UV band across a 3 ft x 2 ft canopy zone, integrated directly into the existing light schedule without a separate controller, a new circuit, or a structural modification to the room. Plants receive the UV stress signal that triggers flavonoid and anthocyanin synthesis on a repeatable, cycle-consistent basis. Secondary metabolite profiles stabilize. Biomass response becomes predictable. The facility stops relying on genetic potential alone and starts activating it through a controlled environmental input that was previously absent from the recipe.

The mechanism behind that outcome is a passively cooled bar architecture drawing 15W per bar (30W total for the 2-Pack, ±5%) across an AC100-277V input range, eliminating voltage compatibility as a deployment variable. At AC240V, the fixture delivers 12.31 µmol/s PPF in the 365-370nm UV band — the wavelength range documented to activate UV-B stress response pathways and secondary metabolite biosynthesis in high-UV-adapted cultivars. Passive thermal management means no fan, no moving parts, and no acoustic signature added to the room. The daisy-chain architecture supports up to 20 units at 120V and 40 units at 240V from a single power connection, allowing operators to scale UV supplementation across an entire multi-row facility without multiplying electrical termination points. Rated for 25,000 hours of operation, the fixture is designed to run through multiple production cycles before any maintenance consideration arises. In practical terms, the Adlite UV30 delivers 12.31 µmol/s PPF at 365-370nm across a 3 ft x 2 ft coverage zone at 15W per bar on any AC100-277V circuit.

Where This Belongs (and Doesn't)

Electrical integration should be performed by a qualified electrician in accordance with local codes. Thermal load calculations should account for supplemental fixture additions when sizing HVAC for enclosed cultivation environments.

How It Works

The Adlite UV30 operates on a targeted single-band architecture. Each bar emits exclusively in the 365-370nm UV range — a wavelength band that sits at the boundary of UV-A and UV-B, documented to activate stress-response signaling in plants that evolved under high-UV solar environments. This is not a broad-spectrum fixture with UV as a minor component. The entire photon output of each bar is concentrated in this band, which means every µmol/s of PPF delivered to the canopy is a UV-active photon contributing to the intended biological response: upregulation of flavonoid and anthocyanin biosynthesis pathways, stimulation of secondary metabolite production, and suppression of certain pathogen and mold growth vectors through plant-side immune activation.

Thermal management is entirely passive. There are no fans, no heat sinks requiring airflow clearance, and no moving components that introduce failure modes or acoustic load to the cultivation environment. The bar form factor — 23.6 x 1.3 x 1.1 inches (600 x 33.2 x 29.5 mm) per bar — is designed for integration into tight vertical spacing on multi-tier racks where active cooling fixtures cannot be accommodated. Operating temperature range is -20 to 35°C (-4 to 95°F), covering the full range of controlled cultivation environments including cold-start conditions in facilities with overnight temperature drops.

Power architecture is universal-input: AC100-277V at 50/60 Hz, drawing 0.1829A at 120V, 0.1052A at 240V, and 0.09803A at 277V. The 1.5m power cord and 0.7m wire connection length provide practical reach for rack-mounted installations without requiring extension infrastructure. Daisy-chain capacity is 20 units at 120V and 40 units at 240V, enabling a single circuit to serve an entire multi-row UV supplementation deployment. The 25,000-hour rated lifespan means the fixture is designed to operate through multiple full production cycles before any replacement consideration is warranted. In practical terms, the Adlite UV30 delivers 12.31 µmol/s PPF at 365-370nm per 2-Pack unit across a 3 ft x 2 ft zone at 15W per bar on AC100-277V with zero active cooling components.

Commercial Assurance

Cannafull Spectrum Solutions is a factory-authorized dealer for Mars Hydro products. Every Adlite UV30 unit sold through this listing is a genuine manufacturer-sourced product eligible for all applicable manufacturer support programs.

• Warranty: Warranty terms are not specified in available manufacturer source data for this SKU. Contact Cannafull Spectrum Solutions at support@cannafullspec.com for current warranty documentation before purchase.
• Authenticity: Units ship directly from authorized inventory. No gray-market or third-party sourced stock.
• Bulk Procurement: Multi-unit and fleet orders are available. Contact the commercial sales desk for volume pricing on deployments of 10 units or more.
• Technical Support: Pre-sale integration questions and post-sale configuration support available via support@cannafullspec.com.

System Integration

• Primary Light Pairing: Validated for use with FC4000, FC4800, FCE4800, TS3000, and SP3000 primary fixtures; recommended for any full-spectrum primary light under 500W where UV supplementation is absent from the native spectrum.
• Circuit Load: At 120V, each 2-Pack draws 0.1829A; at 240V, 0.1052A; at 277V, 0.09803A. Daisy-chain capacity allows 20 units at 120V or 40 units at 240V on a single feed — calculate total amperage draw before committing to a circuit.
• Mounting: Bar form factor (23.6 x 1.3 x 1.1 inches per bar) integrates into standard rack systems using included hanging ropes and zip ties; plastic rack mounts included for rigid installation options.
• Scheduling: No dedicated controller required — integrate into existing light schedule via the primary fixture's timer or facility controller; the UV30 operates on the same on/off signal as the primary light circuit.
• Scalability: Daisy-chain architecture supports incremental room-by-room or row-by-row UV coverage expansion without adding electrical termination points per unit.

Facility Integration Data

The following ROI reference data is calculated on the basis of MAP pricing ($65.99 per 2-Pack unit) and the 25,000-hour rated lifespan. Operators should validate against their actual utility rate and production cycle length.

Operator Field Notes

• UV Eye Safety: The 365-370nm output band is in the UV-A range and is not visible to the naked eye. Do not look directly at operating bars without UV-rated eye protection. This applies to all personnel entering the cultivation space during UV supplementation periods.
• Supplemental-Only Architecture: This fixture delivers no PAR output in the photosynthetically active range. It does not replace or reduce the required output from your primary light. Schedule UV supplementation as an additive layer within your existing photoperiod — not as a substitute for any portion of it.
• Daisy-Chain Circuit Planning: At 120V, each unit draws 0.1829A. A 20-unit daisy chain at 120V draws approximately 3.66A total. At 240V, a 40-unit chain draws approximately 4.21A total. Verify circuit capacity before reaching maximum daisy-chain count.
• Mounting Clearance: The passive thermal design requires no forced-air clearance around the bar body, but ensure the bar surface is not in direct contact with light-blocking materials that could reduce UV transmission to the canopy.
• Cultivar Matching: UV response is most pronounced in cultivars that evolved under high-UV solar conditions. Operators running UV-sensitive or low-UV-adapted varieties should introduce UV supplementation incrementally and monitor plant response before committing to full-cycle exposure schedules.
• Operating Temperature Limits: Rated for -20 to 35°C (-4 to 95°F). Do not operate in environments exceeding 35°C ambient — passive cooling has no active thermal override and sustained overtemperature conditions will accelerate diode degradation ahead of the 25,000-hour rated lifespan.

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Shipping & Logistics

• Shipping Territory: Cannafull Spectrum Solutions ships within the contiguous 48 United States only. Orders to Alaska, Hawaii, U.S. territories, and international destinations cannot be fulfilled through this listing.
• Carrier & Transit: Standard ground shipping via UPS or FedEx. Expedited and freight options available for multi-unit orders — contact the commercial sales desk prior to checkout for freight routing on orders of 10 or more units.
• Returns: Defective units are eligible for return or replacement under applicable manufacturer support terms. Non-defective returns must be initiated within the return window specified in the Cannafull Spectrum Solutions Return Policy. Units must be in original, uninstalled condition with all included accessories.
• Restocking Fee: Returns of non-defective items are subject to a restocking fee of up to 25% per our Return Policy. Review full terms at cannafullspec.com/pages/return-policy before ordering.

Questions before ordering? Contact us at support@cannafullspec.com or via the store contact page.

What's in the Box

The following items are confirmed as included with the Adlite UV30 2-Pack (SKU: MH-ADLITE-UV30) based on manufacturer operational documentation:

• 2x Adlite UV Light Bars (15W each, 365-370nm)
• 2x Plastic rack mounts
• 10x Zip ties
• 4x Hanging ropes
• 1x Power cable (1.5m cord length)

Note: Package contents are confirmed from manufacturer operational documentation. Weight is not specified in available source data. Verify contents against the physical packing list upon receipt. Contact support@cannafullspec.com within 48 hours of delivery if any item is missing or damaged.

Regional Compliance & Deployment Notes

• Input Voltage Compliance: The Adlite UV30 accepts AC100-277V at 50/60 Hz. Verify that facility wiring and circuit protection are rated for the selected operating voltage before installation.
• UV Safety Compliance: The 365-370nm output band constitutes UV-A radiation. Facilities operating UV supplemental fixtures may be subject to occupational UV exposure guidelines under applicable OSHA standards. Consult your facility's safety officer regarding personnel exposure limits and required PPE for cultivation spaces with active UV supplementation.
• State Licensing: This product is sold for use in lawfully licensed cultivation facilities. Purchaser is solely responsible for compliance with all applicable state and local licensing, zoning, and operational regulations governing the cultivation environment in which this fixture is deployed.
• Electrical Code: Installation must comply with the National Electrical Code (NEC) and all applicable local amendments. Daisy-chain configurations must be evaluated against circuit breaker ratings and conductor ampacity before energizing.
• Shipping Jurisdiction: Available for shipment to licensed commercial facilities across the contiguous 48 United States only.

Cannafull Spectrum Solutions provides this compliance information as a reference for facility operators. It does not constitute legal or regulatory advice. Operators are responsible for independently verifying all applicable federal, state, and local requirements governing the use of UV supplemental lighting in their licensed cultivation environments.