Maxibright Grow Lights & Daylight LED
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About
Maxibright is a British lighting manufacturer that has been in UK grow rooms for over twenty years. The Daylight LED range is the one most people know - bar-style full-spectrum fixtures that are efficient, serviceable and priced sensibly. Alongside the lights sits a full set of contactors, timers, circulation fans and spares, which is what makes them easy to live with long-term. Daylight LED: The 300W (Standard and PRO) and 660W full-spectrum fixtures at 2.3 and 2.8 umol/J - see all grow room lights . Varidrive LED: Dimmable 360W, 720W and Varidrive 2 720/960W fixtures for growers who want to control output per stage rather than running flat out. MaxiLED propagation: Clone Propagation LED bars in 55cm and 100cm, 6500K daylight, with T-connectors and link cables. Pair with your propagators . Control and switching: Maxiswitch Pro contactors and the Quad Heavy Duty Timer (4 x 600W) - browse timers and contactors . Maxifan air movement: Clip fans in 15cm and 20cm and the 30cm circulating floor box fan - see all circulation fans . HPS and T5: 600W dual-spectrum HPS lamps and replacement T5 fluorescent tubes for older fixtures. Spares: Replacement LED strips, bar clips, dimmers, daisy-chain iLink cables, UK power cables and steel wire hangers - so a fixture stays repairable instead of becoming landfill. Why choose Maxibright? Because you can still buy parts for it. Maxibright supports its fixtures with genuine spares years after purchase, which very few LED brands do. Add UK support, sensible pricing and a full accessory ecosystem, and it is a low-risk choice for a room you intend to run for a long time. Maxibright FAQs What is the difference between Daylight and Varidrive? Daylight fixtures run at a fixed output. Varidrive fixtures are dimmable, so you can drop power in veg and lift it in flower, or run several lights from one controller. Can I replace a single LED bar if one fails? Yes - Maxibright sells replacement LED strips and bar clips, so a single failure does not