Faven 480V Power Cord BARE 1.0

What This Cord Is

The Faven Chroma 1.0 480V Bare-Lead Power Cord (SKU 10-010704-215) is the supply-entry cable for Faven Chroma 1.0 under-canopy LED fixtures installed on 480V commercial electrical systems. Unlike the 120V or 240V variants that ship with molded plug connectors, this cord terminates in bare leads on the supply end — meaning a licensed electrician connects it directly to a junction box or disconnect on a 480V branch circuit. The fixture end mates with the Chroma 1.0 digital communication connector.

At 10 feet (3 meters), the cord gives installers adequate working length to route from the first fixture in a daisy-chain back to the panel-side connection point without excess slack cluttering the canopy zone. One cord is required per daisy-chain — it powers the lead fixture, and Chroma jumper cables carry the signal and power through the rest of the run.

Who It's For

This cord is the correct choice for licensed cannabis and hemp operators whose facilities run 480V three-phase or 480V single-phase branch circuits — a common infrastructure standard in purpose-built commercial cultivation buildings, converted industrial facilities, and multi-tier vertical grows where 480V distribution minimizes wire gauge requirements and reduces current draw across long conductor runs.

If your Chroma 1.0 fixtures are already specified and your electrical infrastructure is 480V, this is the only supply cord that matches. It is not interchangeable with the 120V, 240V, or 277V Chroma 1.0 cords, and it is not compatible with the Faven R6, R8, or Chroma 3.0 series. Confirm your voltage and your Chroma generation before ordering.

Chroma System Context — Cord Role in the Install

Faven Chroma fixtures use a digital communication protocol — distinct from the simple 0–10V analog dimming used by the R6 and R8 series. The Chroma 1.0 power cord carries both power and the digital control signal from the supply point into the first fixture. This is why Chroma cords are not interchangeable with R-series cords: the connector type and internal wiring differ to support that digital protocol.

Each bench or daisy-chain requires exactly one power cord at the head of the run. From there, Faven Chroma jumper cables (sold separately) link fixture to fixture. If your total fixture count per circuit exceeds the maximum daisy-chain length for your voltage, you will need a second power cord to start a new chain. For large commercial rooms with many benches, coordinate your cord count with your fixture layout — one power cord per chain, per bench segment.

Installation Notes — 480V Bare-Lead Specifics

Bare-lead cords require a licensed electrician for the supply-end connection. The bare leads are connected inside a listed enclosure — typically a junction box or dedicated disconnect — on a properly protected 480V circuit. This is standard practice for commercial horticultural lighting in facilities with 480V distribution, and this cord is designed with that workflow in mind.

Do not attempt to field-fit a plug to this cord or connect it to a voltage other than 480V. Faven's separate 120V, 240V, and 277V Chroma 1.0 cords are available for facilities on those voltage standards. If you are unsure which cord version your build requires, confirm your panel voltage and branch circuit rating with your MEP engineer or electrician before ordering.