Fixture-to-fixture signal link for Matrix non-tunable LED systems — M12 twist-lock, 10ft run.
The Matrix M12 Daisy Chain Cable A3 (10ft) connects Matrix LED fixtures in sequence, passing one control signal down the entire row through mechanically locking M12 connectors. Designed specifically for Matrix non-tunable spectrum LED fixtures, it installs tool-free on both ends and holds its seat in high-humidity grow environments where push-fit connectors fail.
The Matrix M12 Daisy Chain Cable A3 is a fixture-to-fixture control cable built for Matrix LED grow light systems. The A3 designation refers to its 3-pin wiring configuration, which is the correct interface for Matrix non-tunable spectrum LED fixtures. Use the A3 cable at those connection points — it is not interchangeable with the A4 (4-pin) variant used at other points in the same ecosystem.
Each end terminates in an M12 industrial-style connector with a mechanical twist-lock collar. The connector seats by rotating into position rather than by friction or clip, which means it stays fully mated through the vibration, humidity cycles, and routine movement of an active grow room. The cable jacket and connector housings are moisture-resistant throughout — rated for the condensation and high-relative-humidity conditions standard in sealed indoor cultivation environments.
Any licensed cannabis or hemp cultivation facility running Matrix LED fixtures in multi-fixture rows needs this cable to close the daisy-chain between units. If you're installing a new bay, expanding an existing run, or replacing a damaged cable on a live system, the A3 10ft is the correct part for Matrix non-tunable LED connection points.
The 10ft length is suited to overhead configurations where fixtures are mounted close together — tight row spacing in vertical grows, single-tier canopy layouts, or any build where fixtures are less than 10 feet apart center-to-center. Facilities with wider fixture spacing or longer bay spans should evaluate the 15ft variant instead. Getting the length right matters: excess slack creates a trip hazard at overhead height and puts unnecessary stress on the connector collar; a cable that comes up short forces a workaround that degrades the signal path.
M12 Twist-Lock Retention: The mechanical collar seats at both ends and resists pullout from vibration, HVAC airflow, and accidental contact in a working room — conditions that work push-fit and friction-lock connectors loose over time and cause intermittent signal drops across the chain.
Moisture-Resistant Build: Cable jacket and connector housings are constructed to withstand the condensation, humidity swings, and continuous-operation cycles common in controlled-environment agriculture. Standard cable materials degrade and corrode at the contacts under repeated high-humidity exposure; this construction does not.
Plug-and-Play on Both Ends: No tools, no crimping, no adapters required at installation or when extending the chain. Swap in a replacement or add a fixture to the run without taking the system offline for any significant duration.
A3 Wiring Specificity: The 3-pin A3 configuration is wired for the correct signal path at Matrix non-tunable LED connection points. This is not a universal cable — it is the right cable for this specific interface, which keeps the chain clean and avoids wiring mismatches that cause control errors or fixture damage.
In a commercial bay running Matrix non-tunable LED fixtures, the daisy-chain cable is what lets a single controller or 0-10V dimming signal govern the full row. Without correctly seated, correctly spec'd cables at every fixture-to-fixture junction, the control signal degrades or breaks and you lose batch dimming and on/off control across the run — meaning you're managing fixtures individually instead of by zone.
The A3 10ft fits into the broader Matrix M12 cable ecosystem alongside extension cables, A4 daisy-chain cables, and M12-to-RJ11/RJ12 adapter cables. Each cable type covers a specific connection point or function in a Matrix LED installation. Spec the A3 at non-tunable LED fixture-to-fixture junctions, use the appropriate adapter at controller connections, and the entire system runs on a single coherent wiring standard. Order quantity should match the number of fixture-to-fixture gaps in each row — one cable per junction, one row per control zone.
| SKU | 10-010704-374 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Cable Length | 10 ft |
| Connector Type | M12 Twist-Lock (both ends) |
| Pin Configuration | A3 — 3-Pin |
| Compatible Fixtures | Matrix non-tunable spectrum LED fixtures |
| Construction | Moisture-resistant jacket and connector housings |
| Installation | Plug-and-play, no tools required |
| Function | Fixture-to-fixture daisy-chain control signal |
| Also Available | A3 15ft | A4 10ft | A4 15ft |
The A3 is a 3-pin configuration for Matrix non-tunable spectrum LED fixtures. The A4 is a 4-pin configuration for Matrix LED connection points that require the A4 interface. They are not interchangeable — using the wrong cable at a given junction will result in a wiring mismatch. Check your fixture's connection port spec before ordering.
One cable per fixture-to-fixture gap. If a row has six fixtures, you need five daisy-chain cables — one connecting each adjacent pair. Order to match the number of junctions in each zone, not the number of fixtures.
No. If your center-to-center fixture spacing exceeds 10 feet, you need the 15ft variant. Stretching a cable beyond its rated length puts stress on the connector collars and risks intermittent disconnection. Measure your fixture spacing before specifying length.
The A3 cable is specified for Matrix non-tunable spectrum LED fixtures. Tunable and hybrid fixtures in the Matrix line use different connection interfaces. Confirm your fixture's required cable type with the product documentation or contact HSC to verify compatibility before ordering.
Yes. The cable jacket and M12 connector housings are moisture-resistant and built for the condensation and humidity levels typical in sealed indoor cultivation. The M12 twist-lock collar also prevents the connector from backing out due to vibration or incidental contact — a common failure mode for standard push-fit cables in active grow rooms.
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