Heavy Duty Light Hangers allow you to secure items quickly and easily. Light Hangers system pulls tight, locks in place, will never break or slip, and will not rust. 

Made with special composite material. Heat and cold resistant. 6' braided polypropylene rope. Carabiner clips provide a secure hold. Great for hoisting and securing:

ProLux Heavy Duty Light Hangers allow you to safely hang your expensive grow lights, filters and other equipment anywhere you want to.

The metal carabiner style hooks have a spring-loaded gate to safely hold lights and other grow room accessories with no chance of slipping or falling. Simply attach the metal carabiner clip to the item you want to hang then attach the other end to the ceiling or light stand. These heavy duty hangers have locking push tab for convenient raising and lowering lights when needed.

Features:

• 1/8" braided polypropylene rope
• Secures items quickly and easily
• Never breaks, slips, or rusts
• Great for hoisting, securing and hanging lights, filters, and other equipment.
• Hold up to 75 lbs. per ratchet, for a total weight capacity of 150 lbs.
• Includes: 2 ratchets, 4 easy-to-use carabiner clips and 2 eight-foot braided polypropylene ropes

You've got grow lights, your plants, all of your liquid nutrients, and everything you need to grow.

You set up your grow tent, set your plants in place, strap your rope hangers to your lights and hang 'em. But before you switch those lights on, are you sure you know how high you need to hang them above your plants?

Hanging your lights too low can burn your plants, but hanging them too high can leave them stretched and weak. Some grow lights need to be hung far away from plants so they don't get bleached, but some lights are too weak to hang more than 10 inches away- so what do you do?

The trick is to hang your lights right in that sweet spot of effectiveness and safety. The distance of your lights to your plants is all about getting your plants the power they need to turn nutrients into food for growth. So before we start talking numbers, let’s talk about the idea behind hanging your grow lights: