The source listing positions this fixture as a higher-output foldable grow-light bar for production rows and larger canopy zones.

720W foldable grow light bars built for greenhouse rows, propagation benches, and larger indoor canopy zones.
A cleaner B2B product page rebuilt from the supplied marketplace posters, with a white-background hero image, concise English technical boards, split spectrum guidance, and clearer accessory and control information.
720W foldable grow light bars built for greenhouse rows, propagation benches, and larger indoor canopy zones.
A cleaner B2B product page rebuilt from the supplied marketplace posters, with a white-background hero image, concise English technical boards, split spectrum guidance, and clearer accessory and control information.

Built for wider canopies where foldable transport, denser output, and cleaner control planning all matter.
The source materials mixed specification tables, vertical posters, accessory sheets, and spectrum graphics. This page rebuilds them into shorter, cleaner website sections that match the rest of the product catalog.
The supplied spec data repeatedly emphasizes the LED and driver pairing, so the page keeps that sourcing visible without retaining the original cluttered posters.
The cleaned boards keep both dimming and control-readiness visible for projects that need staged output planning or chained fixture groups.
Power cable, control cable, and rope-ratchet hardware are presented as a cleaner accessory board for practical quotation review.
The factory-and-feature poster is rebuilt as one cleaner board instead of a green marketplace panel.
This keeps the strongest buyer-facing checkpoints immediately visible: foldable frame, Samsung LEDs, UL-listed driver direction, 0-10V dimming, RJ12 control readiness, humidity resistance, hanging hardware, and aluminum heat management.
Review feature fit
The original tall parameter poster is split into nine shorter cards for cleaner scanning.
Rather than forcing one dense vertical image into the page, the core source-sheet fields are flattened into a card grid that fits the rest of the catalog better.
720W foldable grow light bar
SLTMAKS
720W
AC198-264V
ETL, UL, CE
STG-720W-F-01
Approx. 5 x 5 ft
1058 x 1085 x 42 mm
Samsung LEDs with JLC driver
The broader specification table is compressed into one quote-ready technical board.
The cleaned spec board keeps the highest-signal numbers from the source sheet without carrying over a spreadsheet-like layout or oversized untranslated cells.
Check key specs
The greenhouse application poster is restyled into a calmer coverage board that fits the site.
This section keeps the wide-canopy message but removes the original heavy green treatment, showing the fixture more clearly against realistic indoor-rack and greenhouse-use contexts.
Discuss coverage area
Aluminum frame construction is shown as a cleaner thermal-performance board.
The original heat poster had heavier color treatment and decorative arrows. This version isolates the real product build and keeps the heat-transfer message readable at webpage scale.
Review thermal build
The diode-layout poster is rebuilt into a simpler LED-array board.
Instead of keeping a tall product poster, the page now focuses on the actual LED-bar pattern and how that denser layout supports fuller canopy coverage and stronger crop-light delivery.
Review LED array
180-degree folding is shown as its own dedicated installation board.
The hinge hardware matters in shipping, positioning, and final hanging alignment, so the original poster content is isolated into a much shorter, cleaner technical section.
Confirm installation format
The accessory poster is rebuilt into a shorter horizontal board.
The original vertical accessory image was too tall for the page. This version keeps only the pieces buyers need to confirm quickly: power cable, RJ12 control cable, rope ratchets, and plug-region availability.
Review included parts
The connection diagram is rebuilt as a cleaner chained-layout board for larger fixture groups.
This section keeps the two-channel logic and the 40-50-fixture-per-line note visible without squeezing a technical diagram into the original crowded marketplace treatment.
Discuss control layout
The first half of the tall spectrum poster is split into a shorter crop-spectrum board.
Strawberry, mint, and dragon-fruit examples are kept together here so spectrum guidance stays readable without forcing an extra-tall image into the layout.
Review crop spectra
The second half of the tall spectrum poster is separated into a second board for flowering and fruiting crops.
Chrysanthemum, tomato, and tulip examples now sit in their own section, which makes the crop-specific spectrum directions easier to scan during product comparison.
Review flowering spectra
A cleaner production-growing board shows how the bar format works above real crop rows.
The source installation collage is rebuilt into a simpler application board so the page shows both product structure and in-use growing context without drifting into marketplace poster styling.
Review grow-room use
The main quote checkpoints are kept short and aligned with the supplied source data.
These cards summarize the numbers and controls most likely to affect project fit, hanging design, and final crop-light planning.
The cleaned technical board keeps the total-output figure prominent for buyers comparing higher-intensity canopy coverage options.
The source sheet positions the unit as a higher-efficiency option relative to more generic bar-style plant-light assemblies.
The listing points to humid growing environments rather than open-weather installation, which suits enclosed greenhouse and indoor farm use.
The dense diode count stays visible because it directly supports the wider-canopy and higher-output message in the original materials.
The quoted lifetime target supports buyers planning multi-cycle growing rooms and longer operating hours.
The fixture weight helps buyers plan hanging hardware, spacing, and service access above crop rows.
What should buyers confirm before quoting?
What environments is this grow light bar intended for?
What control options should buyers confirm before ordering?
Why are the spectrum boards shown as two separate sections?
What should be reviewed before quoting this fixture?
Need the right spectrum, bar count, or control layout for your grow-light project?
Share your crop type, target canopy size, hanging height, controller requirements, plug region, and quantity target so OULA LIGHTING can recommend the right grow-light-bar configuration.