Treegers

Why Treegers

Treegers is a complete lighting system rather than a bare fixture: the lights, the controller that dims them, the cables that link them and a PAR meter to check the result all come from the same brand.

A fixture for every tent size

The GL range runs GL300W, GL420W, GL650W+ and GL1000W+, which covers a single small tent through to a full room. Stepping up a size is a fixture change, not a system change.

Remote drivers

Driver extension kits for the GL650W+ and GL1000W+ let the driver sit outside the canopy — or outside the tent entirely. That moves a heat source out of the growing space and puts the dimming controls somewhere you can reach without a ladder.

Measure instead of guess

The Quantum PAR meter and its extendable wand measure what actually lands on the canopy. Manufacturer coverage claims are made under ideal conditions; a PAR reading at leaf height in your own tent is the number that matters.

Control across fixtures

Growcast, the Precise T dimmer and the universal RJ-10V 3-pin cable let multiple fixtures run from one control point, and the fixture link cable daisy-chains them.

Our Treegers range

Fixtures: GL300W, GL420W, GL650W+ and GL1000W+ LED grow light fixtures.

Bulbs: GB15W and GB30W LED grow bulbs for propagation, single plants and supplementary lighting.

Control: Growcast, Precise T dimmer, universal RJ-10V 3-pin connection cable and fixture link cable.

Measurement: Quantum PAR meter and the extendable wand for canopy-height readings.

Accessories: driver extension kits for the GL650W+ and GL1000W+, and LED protective eyewear.

How to choose a Treegers fixture

1. Start from the footprint, not the wattage. Match the fixture to the area you are actually lighting. A high-wattage light hung over a small tent wastes power and creates heat you then have to remove.
2. Check hanging height before you buy. Bar-style fixtures need less headroom than a single point source, but every LED needs some. Measure from the top rail down to where the canopy will finish.
3. Plan where the driver goes. If tent temperature is tight, budget for a driver extension kit on the GL650W+ or GL1000W+ and move that heat outside.
4. Decide whether you need dimming. Running a larger fixture dimmed through early growth is usually better than running a small fixture flat out — you have headroom for flower without a second purchase.
5. Verify with a PAR meter. Once installed, take readings across the canopy, not just under the centre. Edges are where light distribution problems show up.

See the wider LED Grow Lights collection to compare brands, or UFO LED Grow Lights for compact single-plant fixtures.