instruction manual
Light colour | 3500K (warm white). |
Beam angle | 15-50 degrees. |
Voltage | 220V |
Wattage | 22W |
LED chip type | COB Bridgelux1835 |
Certifications | CE, SAAS, RCM & UKCA |
Monthly energy use |
7.2 kWh (equiv. to ~$2.5/mth) |
Maybe you think about sunlight a lot - or maybe you’re normal and you dont! Either way, we’re here to help make what can be confusing simple. To get the most out of your sun bulb, it will help to learn as much as possible about the type of lighting that plants need to grow. Luckily, we’ve got some incredible blogs about lighting which make it super easy to understand what grow lights actually do and why they work so well!
As a general warning, different wall materials may require different types of fastening devices. The fastening devices provided are suitable for installation into concrete or brick walls. If you are screwing directly into wooden beams, you may be able to use the screws without the plugs. Wall fittings for plasterboard or other building materials can be found at most hardware stores. Ensure you are not drilling into electrical wired hidden behind your wall. If you are unsure how to do any of this, we recommend seeking professional advice.
The fabric of the cable can develop a lot of friction between surfaces that it is in contact with. This means you can wrap the cable around existing ornaments or features as long as they are structurally sound to bear the weight of the sun bulb. We've hung the bulb off cabinets, bannisters, and ceiling ornaments. To add friction you can wrap the cable around multiple times.
This is one of the things that make the sun bulb so much better than every other grow light on the market, it's incredibly easy to direct at your plants!
The tilt of the light can be changed be simply rotating the light within it’s mounting. This allows the light to be directed directly downward, or as far as 135 degrees upward.
The yaw of the light allows you to direct the light left or right. This can be adjusted by loosening the grub screw at the top of the light, readjusting the cable, and then re-tightening the screw until the cable is secure. Do not overtighten the screws, as this could damage the cable and if tightened to the extreme may electrocute you.
The height of the light can be adjusted by pulling the cable through the ceiling plugs or wall brackets.
The beam angle can be adjusted by twisting the lens of the light.