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Mammoth UV Upgrade kit or Far Red Upgrade Kit

TRUE UV

Authentic, Targeted UV Spectrum

The Mammoth UV Kit delivers targeted UVA (400nm) and UVB (295nm) wavelengths. Controlled UV exposure can trigger plant defense responses associated with increased secondary metabolite production, including cannabinoids, terpenes and flavonoids.

High Power, High Diode Count

100W total power • 136 diodes per bar

Many competing UV products use significantly lower power and diode counts. With UV, intensity and proper wavelength matter.

How to Use UV

For best results, we recommend using UV during the final 2–3 weeks of flowering. It can also be used during the dark period in controlled applications.

Important: Do not disrupt the plant's normal photoperiod.

Why UV?

Controlled UV exposure has been shown to:

• Stimulate plant defense mechanisms
• Influence cannabinoid and secondary metabolite production
• Support terpene and resin development
• Help plants respond to environmental stress

⚠️ More UV isn't necessarily better. Excessive exposure can stress or damage plants. Follow recommended intensity and exposure guidelines.

🔬 UV — 400nm + 295nm
Targeted UV • Plant defense • Secondary metabolites

Product Specifications

Product Type: Supplemental LED Upgrade Kit
Configuration: 2-Bar System
Power: 100W ± 5%
Beam Angle: 120°
Dimensions: Same bar dimensions for both options - attach to all mammoth 44" lights or hang independent.
Lifespan: 10,000 hours
Warranty: 1-Year Manufacturer Warranty

Flexible Installation

Each kit includes 2 supplemental bars and a dedicated driver.

Designed to clip directly onto compatible Mammoth Mint White Series and Nova Series fixtures. Can also be used as a standalone supplemental light.

Mammoth Lighting

Most grow lights focus on PPFD and efficacy.

Mammoth looks at the entire spectrum—and how plants respond to it.

Choose UV when you want targeted ultraviolet exposure.

More control over your spectrum. More control over your grow.

Safety Notice

UV radiation can be harmful to humans.

Always use appropriate UV-protective eyewear and clothing. Avoid direct exposure to UV light and never look directly at operating UV LEDs.