OEM-matched 120V straight M19 cord for Matrix fixtures — sold separately, sized right.
Matrix's own 120V, 10-foot straight M19 power cord for compatible Matrix grow light fixtures. Power cords are sold separately from Matrix fixtures — this is the correct cord for operators running 120V service who need the straight (non-right-angle) M19 connector.
Matrix sells its grow light fixtures without a power cord in the box. The correct cord depends on two variables: your facility's service voltage (120V, 240V, or 277V) and the connector orientation required by your specific fixture (straight M19 or right-angle M19). This listing is the straight M19 variant at 120V — SKU 10-010704-019.
The M19 is a proprietary push-lock connector used across the Matrix fixture lineup to deliver a secure, tool-free connection between the power supply cord and the fixture's input. The straight profile fits flush against the driver housing in installations where the cord exits directly downward or horizontally. If your fixture requires the cord to exit at a right angle relative to the driver face, you need the right-angle M19 variant instead — confirm your fixture's orientation before ordering.
The straight M19 cord is specified for Matrix fixtures that require a straight-entry power input — including the Matrix DE 1000W HID fixture line. Confirm your fixture's required connector style in the fixture's installation sheet before selecting straight vs. right-angle. Matrix bar-style fixtures such as the M Dyna series specify the right-angle M19 cord.
Voltage matching is non-negotiable: this cord is rated for 120V service only. If your grow facility runs 240V or 277V circuits — common in purpose-built commercial cultivation spaces — you need the corresponding 240V or 277V M19 cord. Using a cord rated for a different voltage than your service panel is a safety hazard and will void the fixture warranty. If you are unsure of your facility's service voltage, confirm with your electrical contractor before ordering.
In a production grow, a damaged or missing power cord is a fixture-down event. Matrix does not ship cords with fixtures, so new fixture installs and cord replacements both require a separately sourced cord. Operators running multiple Matrix fixtures on 120V service should keep at least one spare straight M19 cord on the shelf for each service voltage in use — a cord failure mid-cycle does not wait for a three-day shipping window.
For facilities expanding canopy or adding fixtures, ordering the correct cord at the same time as the fixture prevents the common situation of a fixture arriving ready to hang with no cord on-site to power it. HSC can coordinate cords and fixtures together so your installation timeline stays on track.
Matrix fixtures are specified across a range of commercial cultivation applications — from high-intensity DE HPS installations to the hybrid HPS/LED and full LED bar-format fixtures in the M and M Dyna series. In each case, power cord selection is part of the fixture specification, not an afterthought. The cord must match service voltage, connector orientation, and — where applicable — the driver's input range.
If you are building out or retrofitting a facility with Matrix fixtures and need to confirm which cord SKU applies to your specific model and electrical service, reach out to HSC before ordering. Getting the cord right the first time is faster than a return and re-ship cycle on a tight build schedule.
| SKU | 10-010704-019 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Voltage Rating | 120V |
| Cord Length | 10 ft |
| Fixture Connector | Straight M19 (push-lock) |
| Wall Plug | NEMA 5-15P (standard 3-prong, 120V) |
| Connector Style | Straight (non-right-angle) |
| Application | Matrix grow light fixtures requiring straight M19 input |
The Matrix DE 1000W HID fixture specifies the straight M19 cord. Bar-style fixtures in the Matrix M Dyna series specify the right-angle M19 cord. Always verify the required connector orientation in your specific fixture's documentation before ordering — Matrix produces both styles across its lineup and they are not interchangeable.
No. Matrix sells power cords separately from fixtures across its lineup. When you purchase a Matrix fixture, you need to order the correct power cord as a separate line item. The cord must match both your service voltage and the connector orientation your fixture requires.
No. This cord is rated for 120V service only. Using a cord at a voltage it is not rated for is a safety hazard and will void your fixture warranty. If your circuits run at 240V or 277V, order the corresponding voltage-rated M19 cord. If you are unsure of your service voltage, confirm with your electrician before ordering.
The M19 is a proprietary push-lock connector used on Matrix grow light fixtures. It provides a secure, tool-free mechanical connection between the power cord and the fixture's driver input, reducing the risk of accidental disconnection in a production environment. Because it is proprietary to the Matrix ecosystem, only Matrix-specified M19 cords are compatible with Matrix M19-equipped fixtures.
You need to know two things: (1) your facility's service voltage — 120V, 240V, or 277V — and (2) whether your specific fixture requires a straight or right-angle M19 connector. Both are specified in your fixture's installation documentation. If you are unsure, contact HSC with your fixture model number and we will confirm the correct cord SKU before you order.
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