Easi CO2 Controller - Harvest Master

Easi Harvest Master CO2 Controller This is an automated CO2 management system. As soon as the Easi CO2 computer is turned on, it starts recording data from your growing area. It turns on at the same time as your lamp(s), thanks to the CO2 sensor, the computer automatically controls the CO2 solenoid valve (not supplied). Compatible with the CO2 Solenoid Valve product, it automatically searches for the best settings to promote good growth and flowering of your plants, a reduction in carbon dioxide (CO2) consumption and electricity. Once plugged into the power supply and the sensors are connected to the computer, the Easi CO2 Controller quickly learns how your space is evolving in terms of temperature and CO2 and adjusts the settings accordingly. It includes a CO2 consumption calculator that tells you when to replace the CO2 cylinder. Equipment supplied: - Easi Harvest Master CO2 controller - Power adapter - Detailed instructions in French. - It is also possible to control the temperature with the Cool kit for Easi CO2 - Harvest Master (not supplied ) which controls the speed of your intractors/extractors and/or your air conditioner. A good temperature management optimizes the assimilation of CO2 by the plants and avoids any waste of CO2. The ambient level of CO2 in the air is 300 to 400 ppm. Plants growing in your grow space or greenhouse can use up all the available CO2 in less than an hour and cause photosynthesis to slow down. Therefore carbon dioxide (CO2) is one of the most important factors. Photosynthesis is a biochemical process that allows plants, algae and some microorganisms, thanks to the energy provided by the sun's rays, to transform water and CO2 into organic matter (carbohydrates). The reaction is an oxidation of CO2 by water. The plant through photosynthesis rejects oxygen into the atmosphere. However, the plant breathes and the reverse process occurs with a release of CO2 and unlike photosynthesis which is carried out only during the day, the plant breathes day and night. The balance in terms of capturing CO2 in the atmosphere (photosynthesis minus respiration) varies according to the plant. However, the balance is very positive since it is estimated at 50% (i.e. half of the CO2 captured is not rejected and is used for the growth of the plant).