
CLOUDLINE S4 4" Inline Duct Fan with speed controller
AC Infinity's quiet 4-inch inline duct fan system with a wired speed controller — the exhaust half of a tent's airflow.
Lights, fans and pumps all answer to the electrical shelf. Here is the gear that runs a grow room safely and on schedule: cycle and digital light timers, smart plugs you can check from the couch, surge-protected power strips and rack PDUs, heavy-gauge extension cords and THHN wiring, GFCI protection anywhere water meets outlets, and the lighting and environment controllers that tie it all together.
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AC Infinity's quiet 4-inch inline duct fan system with a wired speed controller — the exhaust half of a tent's airflow.

AC Infinity's WiFi controller runs up to four devices on independent programs, with dynamic temperature and humidity triggers and app data logging.

Complete kit: 3×3 ft tent + LumaLight 200W LED + inline fan, carbon filter, and grow accessories.

Complete kit: 4×4 ft tent + LumaLight 400W LED + inline fan, carbon filter, and grow accessories.

Two independently timed outlets with battery backup so a power blink doesn't reset your photoperiod.

Simple pin timer for single fixtures. No programming, no battery to die.

Daisy-chain controller for compatible fixtures with sunrise/sunset ramps and temp dimming.

Link compatible LED fixtures to one outlet/controller. Check fixture daisy-chain limits first.

Light-sensing timer for supplemental greenhouse lighting that follows the sun.

Linkable low-heat strips for seed shelves and microgreens racks.

Run two screw-in grow bulbs in one socket for a cheap brightness bump.

Spare constant-current driver for common 200W-class boards. Match voltage/current before ordering.

Mainline, drippers and a battery timer to auto-water eight soil or coco pots.

Propagation bundle: dome + tray, heat mat, rooting gel and 50 plugs. Mother-plant ready.

Complete ceramic metal halide kit with a 3100K bulb, hangers and a timer.

In-line booster that gives long duct runs their push back. Built-in speed switch, plug-and-play cord.

Plug-in variable controller for AC inline fans. Dial down night noise, keep temps in range.

Dual-relay thermostat: one outlet heats, one cools. A grow-room staple for fans and heaters.

Dual-relay humidity controller — runs a humidifier and dehumidifier/fan from one probe.

Reads and doses CO2 from one unit — holds 1000-1200 ppm in sealed rooms.

Two wireless sensors (tent + room) logging to an app. Catch night spikes you'd never see.

Rubber coupling that isolates fan vibration from ducting. Cheap silence.

Spare temperature probe — the part that fails first, and the cheapest insurance.

High-output COB fixture with veg/bloom switches, a built-in timer and daisy-chain ports for multi-light rooms.

Inline dimmer for common board drivers — replace a lost or broken dimmer box.

Heavy-gauge extension for fixtures that land far from the outlet. Rated for ballast loads.

App + voice controlled plug with power logging — schedule lights and see their true cost.

Hardwired relay box that runs big lighting loads off one timer signal safely.

Metal power strip with surge protection sized for a light wall — no melted plastic strips.

Board + heatsink for DIY builders pairing their own driver. Solderless connectors.

Double-size drip kit: 16 emitters, mainline and a battery timer in the box.

Ten-inch steel fan for 8x8+ tents and multi-light rooms.

Controller that doses CO2 by ppm setpoint with a photo-sensor so it only runs lights-on.

Slim tower for living-space grows where a drum fan won't be tolerated.

Classic shallow trug that carries produce without crushing the bottom layer.

Interval timer that cycles gear on and off in short bursts — the plug for misting pumps, flood cycles and CO2 dosing where a normal day timer cannot go short enough. Three grounded prongs, 15A resistive load, settings hold through outages.

Set an on-time and an off-time and it repeats forever: run an exhaust fan 10 minutes on, 5 off, or pulse a pump all day. Big backlit screen and a built-in battery that keeps the program when the power blinks.

Hardwired time switch for the big loads — whole lighting circuits, water heaters and subpanels up to 40 amps at 240V. Mechanical dial with trippers you set once; the steel case locks shut so nobody bumps your schedule.

One master outlet senses when the main light is on and switches the controlled outlets with it — fans and pumps start and stop with the lamp automatically. Two outlets stay always-on for controllers, and surge protection covers the whole strip.

Plug it in, pick a run time, and it kills the outlet when the clock runs out — perfect for heat mats, ozone-free air purifiers and charging stations you do not want left on. One-button repeat of the last setting.

Half the strip follows the mechanical timer and half stays live, so lights cycle while controllers and WiFi gear never lose power. Metal housing, 4 ft cord and a 15A breaker reset on the end.

Repeating on/off timer with a photocell eye: run one interval schedule while lights are on and a different one in the dark. Built for CO2 injectors, ebb-and-flow pumps and ventilation that behaves differently at night.

Calculates sunrise and sunset from your location and shifts the schedule as the seasons change — no reprogramming every month. Handy for supplemental greenhouse lighting that should track natural daylight.

Two independently controlled outdoor outlets in one weather-sealed plug, each rated 15A for pumps and fans. App and voice scheduling, plus away mode; the dual design means one receptacle runs two zones.

Three individually scheduled outlets plus always-on USB in a compact strip — run a light, a fan and a pump on separate programs from one wall socket. Surge protection rated for electronics and full app control.

Hardwires into a cord or circuit instead of plugging in, switching up to 16A while logging energy use in the app. A clean way to automate and meter a dedicated heater, dehumidifier or pump line.

Three plug-in receivers paired to a single handheld remote — kill or start fans, pumps and lights from the doorway without apps or WiFi. Each receiver is rated 10A and keeps its pairing through power cuts.

A single heavy-duty outdoor receiver on a short cord that hangs below the receptacle, switched by remote from up to 100 ft away. Built for pond pumps, greenhouse fans and holiday gear in wet locations.

Slim 1U power distribution unit that bolts into a rack or onto a shelf edge, putting eight outlets and a lit master switch where your controllers live. 15A breaker protection and a 6 ft cord keep the grow-room power hub tidy.

All-steel workshop strip with widely spaced sockets and a real breaker instead of a fuse. Stands up to being mounted under a bench or potting table where plastic strips crack.

The plug head sits nearly flush to the wall, so reservoirs and shelving can push right up against it. Six outlets and 1080 joules of surge protection for the controller corner of the room.

Every socket has its own lit rocker switch, so you can cut one pump or fan without unplugging anything or disturbing the rest of the line. A favorite for manifold benches and test setups.

Outlets are spaced far enough apart that wall-wart drivers and ballast plugs stop blocking their neighbors — all eight sockets stay usable. 15A rating with surge protection and a 4 ft cord.

A weatherproof stake that plants in the soil and delivers six timed outlets right where the greenhouse or garden bed needs them. Flip-up covers protect each socket and the mechanical dial sets a daily schedule.

Thick 12-gauge cord that carries a full 15A without the voltage drop that starves big fans and heaters at the end of a run. The female end lights up so you can see at a glance whether the line is live.

One long run feeding three outlets at the far end — lights, a fan and a pump off a single cord across the greenhouse. 14-gauge conductors, molded ends and a jacket rated for outdoor use.

Short, stout cord made for the big single loads: dehumidifiers, portable AC units and space heaters up to 15A. The flat plug hugs the wall so furniture and tanks can sit tight against the outlet.

Spring-loaded reel that keeps 50 ft of cord off the floor and pays it out only as far as you need. Four outlets ride in the hub and a built-in breaker guards the whole reel.

Building wire for pulling new circuits through conduit — 12 AWG stranded copper rated 600V and 20A, with the slick nylon jacket that slides through bends. The standard feed for a new 20-amp grow-room receptacle run.

Heavier 10-gauge conductors for 30-amp circuits: subpanel feeds, big lighting controllers and heater runs where 12-gauge is not enough. Stranded copper, 600V rated, pulls cleanly through 3/4 in conduit.

The workhorse house wiring cable: two 12 AWG conductors plus ground in one jacket, rated for 20-amp circuits. The SIMpull jacket feeds through studs with far less drag on long receptacle runs.

Lighter 14-gauge cable for 15-amp lighting and control circuits — fans, sensors and utility outlets that do not need a 20-amp feed. Coil packaging pays out smoothly without kinks.

Ultra-flexible tinned copper wire with a heat-proof silicone jacket — the wire for DIY LED bar builds, driver relocations and battery links. Stays bendy in cold rooms and shrugs off soldering-iron heat.

Two-conductor 18 AWG for the small stuff: thermostat runs, controller sensor leads, contactors and low-voltage triggers between rooms. Solid copper conductors terminate cleanly under screws and push-in fittings.

Twist-on connectors sorted from small gray to large red, covering splices from sensor leads to 12-gauge circuit joints. Ribbed caps grip with gloves on and the steel spring inside bites for a lasting connection.

Silicone-filled twist connectors that seal out moisture as you tighten them — the splice to trust in greenhouses, under reservoirs and anywhere condensation drips. Rated for direct damp-location use.

Butt splices, ring and spade terminals with adhesive-lined heat shrink insulation: crimp, heat, and the joint is sealed against water and corrosion. Sorted case covers 22 to 10 AWG for cords, pumps and control wiring.

Push your stripped conductor in and it locks — fast junctions inside boxes and fixtures without any twisting. Color-coded ports, a test slot for your meter probe, and reusable on solid wire.

Snap-open plastic channels that hide cords along walls and baseboards — no more tripping over the run to the tent. Adhesive backing goes up without drilling and the covers pop off when you rewire.

Slit corrugated sleeve that swallows a bundle of cords and closes around them — protects against abrasion, pets and the occasional nutrient spill. Cut to length and branches exit anywhere along the run.

Reusable strap material you cut to the exact loop you need for bundling cords, hoses and trellis lines. Unlike zip ties it opens in one pull, so seasonal teardown does not mean cutting everything free.

Low rubber ramp that protects cords crossing walkways and doorways from boots, carts and rolling reservoirs. A center channel drops in cords up to 1/2 in thick and the ends taper so nothing catches.

Ground-fault protection where water and electricity share a room — this receptacle tests itself and shows a green LED while protection is active. Tamper-resistant shutters and 20A feed-through for downstream outlets.

Adds ground-fault protection to any standard outlet without rewiring — plug it in, plug your pump or power washer into it. Manual reset means gear stays off after an outage until you check it, instead of restarting dry.

A short heavy cord with the GFCI built into the line and three protected outlets at the end — the safe way to run pumps and aerators around reservoirs. The housing is sealed for wet locations.

Plug it in and the screen shows actual voltage while the lights call out open grounds, reversed polarity and missing neutrals; a button trips the GFCI to prove it works. Verify every new receptacle before gear goes on it.

Hold it near a cord or outlet and it beeps and flashes if the line is live — no contact, no leads. The safest first check before opening a junction box or swapping a ballast, with a built-in light for dark corners.

Reads the probe and slows or speeds the fan to hold your set temperature, instead of the fixed notches on a dial controller. Quieter nights, steadier climate, and it fits standard inline fans up to 15A combined load.

Runs up to four 1000W HID lights from one 240V feed and switches them with a low-voltage trigger cord from your timer — no relay chatter, no staggered plugs. Commercial build with breakers for each pair of lights.

One controller driving two lighting zones with independent schedules, dimming and sunrise/sunset ramps over standard 0-10V control lines. Temperature-based auto-dimming steps in before the room overheats.

A single wall box that runs your heater or AC, humidifier or dehumidifier, and CO2 gear from its own sensors, with separate day and night setpoints. Piggyback plugs keep the wiring simple — each device just plugs into its labeled cord.

A plug with a brain and a temperature probe: set a target and it powers a heater below it or a fan above it. The simplest climate control for small tents, seedling shelves and dry rooms.

Wired sensor on a cord reads the room while the outlet switches your humidifier or dehumidifier to hold the setpoint. Dual-stage design with a deadband you can tune so short cycling does not wear the gear out.

The sealed brick behind half the DIY quantum boards in the hobby: 240W of constant voltage/current with a 3-in-1 dimming lead for pots, PWM or 0-10V. IP67 sealing means it lives happily in humid rooms, mounted remote from the fixture.

A 24V, 150W supply for strip and bar builds, potted and waterproof with a dimming input that plays nicely with standard controllers. Runs cool and silent — no fan to fail over a long flower cycle.

Power supply and RF dimmer in one package for 24V strip lighting — side lighting, under-canopy bars and clone shelves. The remote adjusts brightness from the doorway and remembers its setting through outages.

Sealed project box for splices and small controllers in wet rooms — gasketed lid, stainless screws and included glands that keep cords watertight where they enter. Big enough for a smart switch module and its wiring.

Strain-relief glands in the common sizes for passing cords through boxes, buckets and controller housings while keeping water out. Each gland clamps the jacket so a tug never reaches the terminals inside.

A clamshell case that encloses the joint where two cords plug together outdoors, sealing out rain and sprinklers while the internal hooks take the strain. Keeps greenhouse and pond connections from corroding or pulling apart.