Lumatek Shinobi White Ø80 cm Parabolic Reflector

Product detailed description

Lumatek Shinobi White Ø80 Reflector

Even circular light distribution without pronounced hot spots – this is the main advantage of the Lumatek Shinobi White parabolic reflector with a diameter of approximately 80 cm. The fully aluminium construction with a white finish reflects light from the discharge lamp back down onto the plants, while the large parabolic shape spreads it in a wide circle; the recommended coverage is 1.5 x 1.5 m.

The reflector has an E40 socket, allowing you to fit single-ended HPS and MH discharge lamps up to 1000 W and choose the spectrum according to the growing phase. The White version uses a powder-coated finish instead of polished Miro – you can recognise it by its softer, more diffuse light. A 4 m power cable with an IEC connector is included. For operation, you need a Lumatek discharge lamp with an E40 base and a suitable digital ballast; an alternative with a polished Miro finish is the Lumatek Tekken Pro E40 Miro SE.

Specifications

• Type: parabolic reflector, circular shape
• Diameter: approx. 80 cm
• Dimensions: 84 x 84 x 39 cm
• Socket: single-ended E40
• Compatible discharge lamps: HPS and MH with an E40 base up to 1000 W
• Finish: White – white powder-coated surface
• Power supply: 4 m power cable with an IEC connector
• Recommended coverage: 1.5 x 1.5 m

Compatibility

Compatible:

• Single-ended discharge lamps with an E40 base – HPS and MH up to 1000 W

Not compatible:

• Double-ended (DE) discharge lamps – different socket and holder

Frequently Asked Questions

Which discharge lamps fit the Lumatek Shinobi White reflector?
Shinobi White has an E40 socket, allowing you to fit single-ended HPS and MH discharge lamps with an E40 base up to 1000 W. Choose the spectrum according to the phase – MH for growth and HPS for flowering. The discharge lamp and suitable ballast are not included and must be purchased separately.

What is the difference between the White version and the polished version?
White is the version with a white powder-coated finish instead of polished Miro aluminium. The white surface diffuses light more softly and evenly, while polished Miro reflects more direct light at a higher intensity. For even, more diffuse coverage of an area, the white version is a practical choice.

What shape is the Shinobi reflector and what area does it cover?
Shinobi is a circular parabolic reflector with a diameter of approximately 80 cm (dimensions 84 x 84 x 39 cm). The parabolic shape spreads light from the discharge lamp in a wide circle and reflects it back down onto the plants; the recommended coverage is 1.5 x 1.5 m. Compared with narrow reflectors, it therefore covers the area more evenly and with fewer pronounced hot spots.