
Zone and address your ThinkGrow single-bar arrays from a single Hydro-X controller.
The TrolMaster LMA-G is a group control adapter purpose-built for ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus single-bar LED fixtures. Inline with the LMA-T, it enables independent zone addressing—up to 10 separate light groups, each with its own schedule and dimming settings, all managed through your Hydro-X or Hydro-X Pro controller.
The LMA-G is TrolMaster's group control adapter for ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus single-bar LED fixtures. In a standard Hydro-X lighting setup, the LMA-T adapter bridges the controller's RJ12 bus to the ThinkGrow dimmer port, allowing the Hydro-X to manage full-spectrum and supplemental red channels across an entire daisy chain. The LMA-G adds a layer on top of that: it sits inline with the LMA-T and assigns a discrete group address to a defined set of fixtures, so that one group of bars can be scheduled and dimmed independently from the next.
Each LMA-G controls exactly one group of lights. If you need to divide a room into zones—say, separate veg rows from pre-flower rows, or stagger sunrise/sunset timing across multiple benches—each zone gets its own LMA-G. Up to 10 addressable groups can be created, each with fully individual on/off schedules and dimming curves, all without running separate wiring runs or purchasing a second controller.
The LMA-G is relevant any time a licensed cultivation facility runs ThinkGrow Model-I or Model-I Plus fixtures across more than one lighting zone and wants to manage those zones from a single TrolMaster Hydro-X or Hydro-X Pro controller. A facility running a single uniform room where all fixtures share one schedule and one dimming level does not need the LMA-G—the LMA-T alone handles that configuration.
The moment a grower needs to split a room into production zones, create staggered photoperiods, or operate veg and flower areas under one controller, the LMA-G becomes a required component. Multi-tier vertical farms using ThinkGrow single-bar bars, phased flowering rooms running rolling harvest schedules, and greenhouse supplemental lighting rigs where different bays run different DLI targets are all use cases that drive the need for group addressing. One LMA-G per zone; as many zones as the grow requires, up to ten per controller channel.
The LMA-G features an onboard LCD display used for group addressing—you assign each adapter a group number directly on the unit, no software configuration required. Connection is plug-and-play via the same RJ12 bus that runs the rest of the Hydro-X ecosystem, meaning it integrates cleanly alongside other TrolMaster device stations without additional wiring complexity.
The adapter is compatible with the Hydro-X (HCS-1), Hydro-X Pro (HCS-2), and Hydro-X Plus (HCS-3) controllers. Because TrolMaster's device stations and sensor modules are cross-compatible across all three controller tiers, facilities that upgrade their controller hardware retain their LMA-G wiring without modification. The unit operates across a wide ambient temperature range (32–122°F / 0–50°C) and tolerates humidity up to 90%, making it appropriate for humid cultivation environments.
In a commercial ThinkGrow Model-I installation, the lighting control stack typically runs: Hydro-X controller → LMA-T (bridges controller to ThinkGrow protocol) → LMA-G (defines zone grouping) → daisy-chained fixtures via RJ-type lighting control cables. The LMA-T is a required companion to the LMA-G; the LMA-G activates its group control function only when connected inline with the LMA-T.
For facilities spec'ing ThinkGrow single-bar fixtures across multiple zones or rooms, HSC can help confirm how many LMA-G adapters are needed for the planned layout and ensure the full adapter stack—LMA-T, LMA-G units, and any required ECS-series connector cables—is accounted for in the order. Request a quote and include your fixture count and number of planned zones for a complete accessory recommendation.
| SKU | LMA-G |
| Compatible Fixtures | ThinkGrow Model-I, Model-I Plus (single-bar LEDs) |
| Required Companion Adapter | LMA-T (Lighting Control Adapter T) |
| Compatible Controllers | TrolMaster Hydro-X (HCS-1), Hydro-X Pro (HCS-2), Hydro-X Plus (HCS-3) |
| Max Addressable Groups | 10 groups, each with individual settings |
| Groups Per Adapter | 1 (one LMA-G required per light group) |
| Input Voltage | 12V DC |
| Maximum Current | 0.1A |
| Operating Temperature | 32–122°F (0–50°C) |
| Operating Humidity | ≤90% RH |
| Packaging Dimensions | 156mm (L) × 83mm (W) × 30mm (H) |
| Unit Weight | 2.12 oz / 60g |
Yes. The LMA-G must be connected inline with the LMA-T to activate its group control function. The LMA-T bridges your TrolMaster Hydro-X controller to the ThinkGrow lighting protocol; the LMA-G then adds zone addressing on top of that signal path. Neither adapter replaces the other—both are required for group control.
One LMA-G per light group. If you want to run three independently controlled zones of ThinkGrow Model-I fixtures, you need three LMA-G adapters. Up to 10 groups can be addressed per controller channel, each with its own on/off schedule and dimming settings.
No. The LMA-G is designed specifically for ThinkGrow Model-I and Model-I Plus single-bar fixtures. The Model One modular system uses a different driver architecture (TLD-series drivers with daisy-chain power cables) and a separate group adapter intended for that platform.
The LMA-G is compatible with the full Hydro-X controller lineup: the Hydro-X (HCS-1), Hydro-X Pro (HCS-2), and Hydro-X Plus (HCS-3). TrolMaster's device stations are cross-compatible across all three tiers, so the LMA-G will work regardless of which controller you're running.
Yes. Each group addressed via an LMA-G can be assigned its own schedule and dimming curve through the Hydro-X controller interface. This allows facilities to stagger photoperiods, run different intensity levels across zones, or manage veg and flower areas separately—all from a single controller.
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