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Anyone know where I can find a similar 15ft power cord for my 400watt Icecap selectable ballast? Like all things metal halide, Coralvue said they don't have any in stock (I'm not overly confident that they ever will either).

https://www.coralvue.com/metal-halide-power-cord
I could extend the cord that came with the ballast, but I'd rather not make a splice unless I have too. The less number of splices within a cord the better imo.
 
Anyone know where I can find a similar 15ft power cord for my 400watt Icecap selectable ballast? Like all things metal halide, Coralvue said they don't have any in stock (I'm not overly confident that they ever will either).

https://www.coralvue.com/metal-halide-power-cord
I could extend the cord that came with the ballast, but I'd rather not make a splice unless I have too. The less number of splices within a cord the better imo.
Try the hort. sites .
https://growace.com/products/gro1-diy-reflector-cord
DIY Reflector cords 15ft - 14 Gauge. Male plug on one end and open wiring on the other. Can be used to replace or rewire a reflector
 
All good sources and appreciate the links!
 

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