Smart Growbar Grow Light

Modern Sprout’s white powder-coated metal fixture lets your plants take residence underneath cabinets or shelves. Full-spectrum LEDs feature a natural white light that brightens your space while providing nourishment to leafy greens. Includes mounting hardware to accommodate a variety of locations like shelves, kitchen cabinets, or bookcases. The smart Growbar supports healthy vegetative growth and features the ability to connect to thee Modern Sprout app for easy and customizable programming that provides low-to-full light settings and automatically fades on and off everyday to mimic sunrise and sunset. Stylish and understated, the Growbar is perfect for an endless variety of kitchen edibles (like basil, mint, rosemary, parsley, arugula, watercress and many more) plus cacti, succulents and light-loving houseplants. Full spectrum LEDs supply an ideal balance of light for vegetative plants and seed starting. LEDs run at low temps thus eliminating the risk of burning the plants. With the timer set, the light automatically turns on and off ensuring your plants get plenty of light every day.

Includes

• White powder-coated metal growbar
• UL Certified 6.5’ Power Cord
• Mounting Materials
• Instructions

Product Details

• Size: 15” l x 2.3” w x 6” d
• 92+ CRI Rated Full-Spectrum
• 2 LED Light Strips Panels
• 4000K Natural White Light
• 100-220V 27W Power Adapter
• 1480 Lumen Output
• Powder Coating
• Eco-Friendly, Low-Power
• Smart App Enabled
• Assembled in the USA
• 3 Year Manufacturer Warranty

Is my wifi network compatible?

If you are not sure whether your wifi network is 2.4GHz or 5 GHz speed, we suggest attempting to connect the Growlight to your wifi network. If it continues to not connect after several attempts, you can determine whether your router does have a 2.4 GHz network connection by following the steps below. Most routers have the ability to broadcast both speeds - they just aren’t setup with both. Depending on the Wi-Fi router model, there are a couple of different ways to tell if your router is dual band. The best way is to look up your router’s model on the manufacturer’s website. Some wireless routers even have dual band written on the router itself or on the packaging that it came in. Another way to tell, is to look at your Wi-Fi network’s name (SSID). Your Wi-Fi router may be broadcasting two networks, with different names to indicate the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands. This is a good sign that you have a dual band router. Each router will name the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands differently, but you can generally tell just by looking. For instance, the 5 GHz network may have 5, 5G, or 5GHz as part of its name. The other may have 2, 2.4G or 2.4GHz as part of its name. So if you’ve named your Wi-Fi network “Home”, you might see Home5 and Home2 in the list of available wireless networks. It’s also possible that your router is a dual band wireless router that is currently set to broadcast only in one band, meaning that you will only see one network name. Seeing one network name doesn’t necessarily mean that your router isn’t dual band. You need to check your router’s manual or the support section of their web site to be sure. If your router is dual band, the manual or manufacturers web site will have instructions for how to set it to broadcast on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands.