Why Sunmaster

Proper lighting is a key ingredient in promoting robust, healthy growth as well as meeting the needs of various plant growth phases through optimized spectral outputs. Sunmaster® provides the largest, most comprehensive supply of HID lamps and ballasts specifically tailored for the hydroponic and horticultural industries. Simply stated, Sunmaster lamps deliver intense light output with nutritional spectral values.

Science/Technology
Sunmaster physicists and design engineers have worked in tandem with lighting professionals and agricultural researchers to produce lighting systems that feed various plant photosynthetic requirements. Our arc tube dosing technology achieves more usable light energy without sacrificing intensity or lamp life. We concentrate on providing high PAR values (Photosynthetically Active Radiation between 400 and 700nm), an accurate way to measure useable light for plant growth (established by Dr. McCree).
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Pure Power
Sunmaster develops and manufactures the highest output hydroponic lighting systems available. Venture Lighting, Sunmaster's parent company, is an industry leader in delivering high-output HID lamp and ballast systems with higher efficacy (lumens/watt or PAR/watt) values.

System Solutions
Sunmaster is the only company that develops and manufactures complete HID lighting lamp and ballast systems for plant growth. Our unique lamp/ballast corporate partnership provides a strong foundation for new product development and proven product offerings, unmatched in the lighting industry.

Quality
From ISO 9001/2000 certified divisions to state of the art manufacturing processes, Sunmaster consistently delivers robust products with quality in mind. Our tight process controls and weldless lamp designs help to assure excellent field reliability.

Spectral Families
Sunmaster lamps are tailored to promote optimum development at each plant growth stage.

No other source can rival Sunmaster's ability to deliver customized spectral outputs for the different plant growth phases.

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