Matrix Vega 1000W Dyna 277-480V

What It Is

The Matrix VEGA Dyna 1000W is a compact, single-module LED fixture engineered as a direct 1:1 replacement for 1000W double-ended or single-ended HPS. At 2,500 µmol/s total PPF and 3.0 µmol/J efficacy, it delivers roughly 50% more photon output than the 1000W HPS lamp it replaces while drawing the same wattage from your panel — meaning zero changes to hanging infrastructure, row spacing, or fixture count.

The 277–480V build (SKU 10-010611-007) is the high-voltage variant, purpose-built for facilities that run commercial three-phase or high-leg delta distribution. At higher voltage, line current drops proportionally, which means smaller conductor gauge, less heat in conduit runs, and reduced ampacity demand at the panel — a meaningful advantage when retrofitting a 50- or 100-light room without a service upgrade.

Spectrum is managed across four independent channels: Main Spectrum (Deep Red + White), a Red channel, Far Red, and UV. All four are adjustable from 25% to 100%, and the main spectrum holds full power while supplemental channels are tuned — so you're not trading intensity for spectrum shape.

Who It's Built For

This fixture is the right tool for three operator profiles. First, the retrofit room: a licensed indoor cannabis facility running 1000W HPS or DE-HPS that wants to improve photon output and gain spectrum control without rebuilding the hanging grid or rewiring panel positions. The VEGA Dyna drops in on the same centers.

Second, the greenhouse operation: the IP66 rating handles condensation, wash-down, and the humidity swings that greenhouse environments produce. The fixture is sealed against dust and water ingress at a level that most grow-room LEDs don't achieve, making it appropriate for glass or poly-film structures where ambient conditions are less controlled.

Third, the multi-tier or multi-room operator who needs scalable lighting infrastructure. The VEGA Dyna supports daisy-chaining across fixtures and uses a universal 0-10V input, so it integrates with TrolMaster, Argus, Priva, Link4, or any standard environmental controller already on-site — no proprietary gateway required.

Key Features

Four-channel independent spectrum control is the VEGA Dyna's primary differentiator. Far Red (typically 730nm) is independently addressable — not blended into a fixed white channel — which lets cultivators dial in photoperiod extension, shade-avoidance response, and Emerson-effect protocols without adding a separate FR bar. The UV channel operates the same way: on when you want it, off when you don't, without affecting main-channel intensity.

Passive thermal management eliminates fans entirely. No moving parts means no fan-failure service calls, no audible noise in the grow environment, and no particulate movement that could affect room air balance. The heat-sink chassis dissipates thermal load conductively — a design well-suited to sealed rooms where HVAC is already precision-controlled.

Mounting is compatible with Unistrut, standard hook-and-hang, and custom racking systems. The single-module body keeps the footprint compact — important in rooms where vertical racking or rolling bench layouts constrain overhead clearance. Daisy-chain wiring reduces home-run cable runs on large-room installs.

How It Fits a Commercial Build

For a retrofit, the math is straightforward: same fixture count as your existing 1000W HPS layout, same hanging centers, same panel positions — but ~50% more photons per fixture and independent spectrum control layered in. HVAC load typically drops because the fixture converts more input watts to light rather than heat, though thermal modeling should be confirmed for each facility.

For a new build on 277V or 480V service, this voltage variant lets you run more fixtures per circuit compared to a 120V or 240V build, reducing the total number of circuits, breakers, and home-run runs. On a 100-fixture room, that can represent a meaningful reduction in electrical material cost.

The VEGA Dyna is also designed to be paired alongside Matrix DE 1000W HPS fixtures in a hybrid lighting configuration — a common approach in facilities that want HPS heat contribution in the canopy during winter months while retaining LED spectrum precision. The two products are engineered for that interoperability. Available nationally to licensed cannabis and hemp operators through Hydro Supply & Co.