120V UCL Power Cord 10ft

What This Cord Is

This is the OEM-specified 120V power cord for Flexstar's UCL 120W under-canopy LED fixture line. Flexstar's UCL fixtures support multi-voltage input — 120V, 240V, and 277V — but each power cord is voltage-specific. This SKU covers 120V installations only. If your facility runs 240V or 277V circuits to your under-canopy zones, you need the corresponding cord for that voltage; mixing cord and service voltage is an electrical fault waiting to happen.

At 10 feet, the cord provides enough run length to reach a nearby outlet or strip without pulling the fixture out of position. The cord integrates with the UCL's connection scheme, which also carries an RJ11 control signal for 0–10V dimming and Zeus controller compatibility. Using the correct Flexstar cord ensures that integrated connection seats properly and doesn't compromise IP66 sealing at the fixture port.

Who Needs This

This cord is a working part, not a luxury spare. You need it in three situations: initial fixture deployment on a 120V circuit when the fixture was purchased without a cord (or without enough cords for your daisy-chain count), replacement of a damaged or failed cord mid-cycle, and facility retrofits or bench reconfigurations where existing cord runs are too short or routed incorrectly.

Commercial cannabis and hemp operators running Flexstar UCL fixtures in multi-tier vertical racks, rolling bench rooms, or supplemental inter-canopy lighting setups will go through cords over time — especially in wet, high-humidity environments where connectors and jacket integrity matter. Stocking a small quantity of matched cords is standard practice for any facility with more than a handful of UCL fixtures deployed.

Why Voltage Match Matters

The Flexstar UCL 120W fixture accepts 120V, 240V, and 277V input, which is one of the reasons it's a practical choice for commercial facilities where panel configurations vary room to room or tier to tier. That flexibility, however, means the power cord is the point where voltage is locked in. The cord and the outlet it plugs into must match — 120V cord to a 120V circuit, full stop.

In practice, this means you should confirm your circuit voltage before ordering cords, and order by zone if your facility uses mixed voltages. A 120V cord on a 240V circuit is a safety and equipment issue; the inverse wastes the fixture's input range. If you're unsure which voltage your under-canopy circuits run, your electrical plans or panel schedule will show it. HSC can help you map cord quantities to your circuit layout before you order.

Ordering and Deployment Notes

Flexstar UCL fixtures can be sold with or without power cords depending on the bundle configuration — packs of two or four fixtures sometimes ship with shared cords, meaning one cord powers the lead fixture in a daisy chain. If you're configuring chains of more than the bundled count, or if you're splitting chains across multiple outlet drops, you'll need additional cords. Count one cord per daisy-chain line, not one per fixture.

HSC supplies the full Flexstar UCL accessory line including daisy-chain extension cords, the Zeus X2 controller, and fixtures in both R5W and R8W spectrum variants. If you're deploying or expanding a UCL installation, reach out for a cord count review alongside your fixture quote — it's a straightforward calculation once you know your chain lengths and outlet map.