OEM 120V power cord with right-angle M19 connector — built for Matrix fixtures.
The Matrix 120V 10 ft Right-Angle M19 Power Cord (SKU 10-010704-354) is the manufacturer-specified power cable for compatible Matrix grow light fixtures. Match cord voltage and connector type to your service voltage and fixture inlet before ordering.
This is the OEM-specified 120V power cord for Matrix grow light fixtures that use the M19 connector inlet. The right-angle M19 termination seats flush against the fixture housing, reducing lateral stress on the connector and keeping cable runs tighter in multi-fixture installations where cord management matters. At 10 ft, the cord gives enough reach to get from a standard overhead distribution point down to the fixture without the need for an extension.
The cord is voltage-matched at 120V — meaning it is intended for facilities running 120V service to their fixtures. Matrix offers separate cords for 240V and 277V service. Ordering the wrong voltage cord for your service is a common field mistake; verify your panel and fixture specs before placing an order.
Any licensed cannabis or hemp cultivation operation running Matrix fixtures on 120V circuits will need this cord either as original equipment or as a replacement. Commercial facilities that regularly reposition fixtures between rooms or rack configurations put mechanical stress on power connections over time — right-angle connector designs reduce the leverage applied to the M19 inlet during repositioning, making this style preferable to straight-connector cords in high-movement environments.
Facilities scaling up canopy and adding Matrix fixtures to existing rooms should stock at least one spare per fixture grouping. A missing or damaged cord during a critical production window is an avoidable reason to lose light hours. If your facility is new to Matrix fixtures or transitioning from a different manufacturer, confirm the connector type on your specific fixture model before ordering — Matrix fixtures are available with different inlet configurations depending on the product line.
Voltage matching is non-negotiable. This cord is rated 120V. If your facility runs Matrix fixtures on 240V or 277V circuits — common in larger commercial builds where higher voltage reduces current draw and wire gauge requirements — you need the corresponding 240V or 277V Matrix cord, not this one. Running a mismatched cord is a safety and equipment risk.
Connector compatibility is equally critical. The M19 is the fixture-side connector on specific Matrix product lines. Confirm the inlet type on your fixture before ordering. If you are unsure which cord your Matrix fixture requires, reference the fixture's spec sheet or contact HSC directly — we can cross-reference by fixture SKU to confirm the correct cord variant.
In a properly wired commercial grow, each fixture is fed from an overhead power distribution point — a dedicated circuit, a bus bar drop, or a rack-mounted distribution strip. A 10 ft cord covers most standard ceiling-height-to-fixture distances in commercial canopy rooms without requiring field-spliced extensions, which add connection points and potential failure modes.
For operations running daisy-chained or controller-linked Matrix fixtures, the power cord is the first link in the chain. Ensuring every cord in the room is the correct voltage and connector spec means consistent uptime across the fixture array. HSC supplies Matrix accessories nationwide — if you are building out a new room or retrofitting an existing one, reach out for quantity pricing and lead time on cord quantities to match your fixture count.
| SKU | 10-010704-354 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Rated Voltage | 120V |
| Cord Length | 10 ft (approx. 3.05 m) |
| Fixture-End Connector | Right-angle M19 |
| Cord Type | Power supply cord (line-voltage input) |
| Compatible Fixtures | Matrix grow light fixtures with M19 inlet (verify by fixture model) |
| Category | Accessories & Cables — Lighting & Cultivation |
Check the power inlet on your specific Matrix fixture. If the inlet is an M19-style connector, this cord is the correct match for 120V service. If you run 240V or 277V to your fixtures, you need the corresponding voltage-rated Matrix cord — not this one. When in doubt, share your fixture SKU with HSC and we will confirm the correct cord.
No. This cord is rated 120V. Using it on a 240V or 277V circuit is a safety hazard and voids manufacturer support. Matrix offers separate power cords for 240V and 277V service — order the cord that matches your facility's service voltage.
A right-angle connector exits the fixture inlet parallel to the fixture body rather than perpendicular to it. In dense multi-fixture rooms or tight racking configurations, this keeps the cord from being forced into a sharp bend at the connection point, which reduces long-term mechanical stress on both the cord and the fixture inlet.
For most commercial canopy rooms with standard ceiling heights and overhead distribution, 10 ft is sufficient from the distribution point to the hanging fixture. If your facility uses a very high ceiling or a remote distribution point significantly farther than 10 ft from the fixture position, reach out to HSC — we can advise on the appropriate solution for your layout.
Yes. Power cords in active commercial grow rooms experience continuous duty cycles and mechanical stress from repositioning. Having at least one spare cord per fixture bay on hand eliminates light-hours lost to a damaged or missing cord during a critical production period. Ask HSC about spare stock quantities when ordering your primary cords.
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