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Matrix 240V 10ft straight M19 power cord

OEM-matched 240V supply cord with straight M19 push-lock connector — 10ft.

The Matrix 240V 10ft Straight M19 Power Cord is the factory-specified supply cable for Matrix fixtures that use the M19 push-lock input connector. Match the cord voltage to your service voltage and your fixture's rated input — this cord is the 240V variant for facilities running standard split-phase 240V circuits.

240V
Voltage Rating
10 ft
Cord Length
Straight M19 Push-Lock
Fixture Connector
10-010704-277
SKU

What It Is

This is the factory-matched power supply cord for Matrix fixtures equipped with an M19 push-lock input connector. The M19 is a proprietary push-lock interface used across Matrix's commercial fixture lineup — including the DE 1000W double-ended HPS and the Hybrid 1000W HPS+LED — and the power cord is sold separately from the fixture itself. This cord is the 240V straight variant: 10 feet of supply cable terminating at the fixture end in a straight-body M19 push-lock connector, with a wall-side plug sized for 240V circuits.

There are multiple M19 cord variants in the Matrix accessory lineup — voltage (120V, 240V, 277V) and body style (straight vs. angled) determine which SKU you need. SKU 10-010704-277 is specifically the 240V, straight-body, 10ft cord. If your facility runs 277V single-phase or 120V circuits, you need the corresponding voltage-matched SKU instead. Mixing cord voltage with fixture input voltage causes improper operation — always confirm your service voltage before ordering.

Compatible Fixtures & Facility Fit

The Matrix DE 1000W and Matrix Hybrid 1000W both specify the straight M19 power cord as their required supply cable. Both fixtures accept 208–277V input and are commonly deployed on 240V split-phase branch circuits in licensed indoor cultivation facilities. At 240V, a 1000W fixture draws approximately half the amperage it would on 120V — reducing heat at connections and allowing more fixtures per branch circuit, which matters when you're running 50, 100, or 200+ lights in a production room.

This cord is appropriate for new fixture installations, fleet additions when expanding canopy, and replacement situations where a cord has been damaged through mechanical stress, heat exposure, or the general wear of a continuous-duty cultivation environment. Commercial grow rooms run lights on 12- to 18-hour daily cycles — power cords in these environments are under sustained load for thousands of hours per year. Keeping the correct spare cord on hand is standard practice for facilities that cannot afford unplanned downtime between harvests.

Key Features

The straight M19 push-lock connector seats securely into the fixture's input port and locks in place without tools, preventing accidental disconnection in environments with overhead cable movement or vibration from HVAC and air circulation equipment. The straight-body form factor routes cleanly when the fixture hangs directly above the cord drop point — use the angled variant when cord routing requires a 90-degree exit from the fixture body.

The 10-foot length provides practical reach from a ceiling-mounted fixture to a nearby distribution point, junction box, or strip receptacle without requiring an additional extension. For facilities with longer runs between fixture and power source, plan your electrical distribution layout to bring the circuit within cord reach rather than chaining extensions — extensions introduce additional connection points, potential voltage drop, and code compliance considerations in commercial electrical installations.

Ordering & Voltage Selection

Matrix offers M19 power cords in 120V, 240V, and 277V configurations. This listing — SKU 10-010704-277 — is the 240V, straight-body, 10ft cord. Before ordering, confirm: (1) your facility's branch circuit voltage at the fixture location, (2) that your fixture uses the M19 push-lock connector, and (3) that a straight-body cord suits your installation geometry. If you're speccing cords across a large fixture fleet or outfitting a new build, contact HSC directly — we can confirm compatibility with your specific fixture SKUs and help you order the right quantity and voltage mix in one transaction.

HSC supplies Matrix accessories nationwide to licensed cannabis and hemp cultivation operators. Whether you're replacing a single cord at an existing facility or outfitting a new grow room, we work from direct vendor accounts to keep pricing below open-market rates and move orders efficiently through our supply chain.

Specifications

SKU10-010704-277
BrandMatrix
Voltage240V
Cord Length10 ft
Fixture Connector TypeM19 Push-Lock (straight body)
Compatible FixturesMatrix DE 1000W, Matrix Hybrid 1000W, and other Matrix fixtures with M19 input connector
Cord Sold With FixtureNo — sold separately
Catalog CategoryAccessories & Cables / Lighting & Cultivation

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the power cord included with a Matrix DE 1000W or Hybrid 1000W fixture?

No. Matrix fixtures that use the M19 connector require the power cord purchased separately. You need to select the correct voltage variant (120V, 240V, or 277V) to match your facility's branch circuit voltage.

What's the difference between the straight and angled M19 cord?

The straight M19 cord exits the fixture connector in line with the fixture body — suitable for most standard overhead drops. The angled variant redirects the cord at a 90-degree angle from the connector, which can be useful when cord routing geometry requires it. This listing (10-010704-277) is the straight-body version.

My facility runs 277V single-phase. Can I use this cord?

No. This cord is rated for 240V. For 277V circuits, you need the 277V-rated M19 power cord variant. Using a 240V-rated cord on a 277V circuit is outside the cord's rated voltage — contact HSC to confirm the correct SKU for your service voltage.

How many Matrix fixtures can I run on a single 240V, 20A circuit?

A 1000W Matrix fixture draws approximately 4.2A at 240V. The NEC continuous-load rule limits a 20A branch circuit to 80% of rated ampacity (16A) for continuous loads. That puts the practical limit at roughly three 1000W fixtures per 20A/240V branch circuit. Verify your specific circuit design with a licensed electrician — local codes and actual wiring gauge also factor in.

Can I use this cord with non-Matrix fixtures that have an M19 connector?

The M19 push-lock connector format appears across several commercial horticulture fixture brands. However, HSC recommends confirming connector compatibility with your specific non-Matrix fixture before ordering. Contact us with your fixture make and model and we can help verify fit.

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