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While sunlight comprises the entire spectrum of light

Next-generation LED grow lights deliver dramatic power savings and unmatched product reliability. But not all LED high bay lighting are created equal. The new Everlight GL-Flora LED lighting fixtures for agriculture offer low power, high-efficiency, uniform light pattern, homogenous light distribution at precisely the right wavelengths and color ratios needed for superior photosynthetic response. Everlight GL-Flora can be used for effortless germination of healthy seedlings to speed growth, control flowering, govern germination or elongation with the characters of LED light source. The flexible and versatile GL-Flora lighting fixtures can be customized to suit each stage of your crop's lifecycle.

LED grow lights give farmers a greater control over their crops. While sunlight comprises the entire spectrum of light, an LED light source can be controlled to stimulate different photoreceptors in the plant. For example, blue light can stimulate phototropins and cryptochromes, and red light stimulates phytochromes which regulates flowering. Everlight provides the GL-Flora LED lighting series from a stable production line of LED components and over 27 years of LED lighting knowledge to give the users the best solution to develop the next generation agriculture industry.

Current investors joining in the round in led high bay light funds advised by venture capital firms Provider Venture Partners of Stockholm, Hafslund Venture, Agder Energi Venture, and Teknoinvest of Oslo, and VantagePoint Venture Partners of San Bruno, California, all joined by LU Innovation together with LUAB, the investment arm of Lund University (Sweden), as major owners, along with the founders and employees of GLO.

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