Maxibright Daylight 660w Pro LED Grow Tent Kit - Complete Tent, Light and Extraction Bundle
Best for: Growers setting up a 1.2m x 1.2m tent from scratch who want the tent, light, extraction and timer all sorted in one purchase, correctly matched to each other.
Our thoughts
This is the kit we point people towards when they say "I just want to buy one thing and start growing." Every component is chosen to work with the others - the fan and filter are sized to the tent, the timer's rated for the light, nothing is a mismatched afterthought. Buying this lot separately would cost more and take longer to figure out.
The Maxibright Daylight 660w Pro LED Grow Tent Kit bundles a BAY6 1.2m x 1.2m x 2.0m grow tent with a Maxibright Daylight 660w Pro LED grow light, a 5-inch Mammoth TT twin-speed inline fan, a matched 5-inch Mammoth carbon filter, two pairs of rope ratchet hangers, a Maxibright Quad Timer, a Grow Gadgets digital hygrometer/thermometer, three duct clips and five metres of 5-inch combi ducting. The LED uses a mix of Lumiled and Osram diodes for a well-rounded spectrum, delivering a total fixture efficiency of 2.7 µmol per watt.
Everything in the box is picked to work together rather than just being the cheapest available part - the extraction is correctly sized to the tent volume, and the timer is rated to handle the light without needing a separate contactor.
How it compares
Complete kits like this are priced against buying a tent, light and extraction separately, or against rival branded kits from the likes of Lumatek or Gavita-based bundles.
- Buying a BAY6 tent, Maxibright 660w Pro light, Mammoth fan and filter, and a timer as separate purchases typically costs more than buying the kit, and takes more research to size correctly.
- Against premium branded kits built around Gavita or Lumatek lighting, this kit is priced lower while using a light that tests competitively on efficiency (2.7 µmol/W) within the LED market.
- Budget "bundle" kits sold cheaply online often skimp on filtration or ducting quality - this kit uses named-brand Mammoth extraction rather than unbranded filler parts.
You're paying for convenience and correct sizing as much as the individual parts - which is exactly what a first-time tent buyer needs.
Usage guidance
Setting the kit up in the right order makes the whole process quicker.
Tent first
Build the BAY6 tent frame and cover before fitting anything inside it - it's much easier to hang the light and extraction once the frame is standing.
Hanging light and extraction
Use the rope ratchets to hang the LED light and the fan/filter assembly from the tent's roof bars, connecting the fan to the filter with a short length of ducting and the main ducting run to an outside vent.
Wiring up the timer
Plug the light into the Maxibright Quad Timer rather than directly into the wall, and set your on/off cycle in 15-minute increments to match your chosen photoperiod.
Monitoring conditions
Hang the included hygrometer/thermometer at canopy height to keep an eye on temperature and humidity once the tent is running.
Technical specifications
- Tent size: 1.2m x 1.2m x 2.0m (BAY6)
- Grow light: Maxibright Daylight 660w Pro LED, 2.7 µmol/W fixture efficiency
- LED diodes: Lumiled and Osram
- Extraction fan: 5-inch Mammoth TT twin-speed inline fan
- Carbon filter: 5-inch Mammoth carbon filter, matched airflow rating
- Ducting: 5 metres of 5-inch combi ducting, 3 duct clips
- Timer: Maxibright Quad Timer - 4 x 600w
- Also includes: 2 pairs rope ratchet hangers, digital hygrometer/thermometer
- Price: £899.99
Who this is for
- First-time growers setting up a 1.2m x 1.2m tent who want everything sorted in one order
- Anyone who'd rather not research and size a tent, light, fan, filter and timer separately
- Growers who want the reassurance that fan, filter and timer are correctly matched to the light
- Buyers wanting a step up from cheaper bundle kits without going to full premium pricing
Best suited to a single-tent 660w setup rather than smaller propagation areas or larger multi-tent rooms.
Our take
This kit takes the guesswork out of a first grow tent setup - tent, light, extraction and timer are all correctly sized to each other, which is where a lot of DIY setups go wrong.
If you're setting up a 1.2m x 1.2m tent and want it done properly first time, this is a sensible way to buy. One we sell a lot of for new growers.
