Solar Light Sensor

Precision Light Detection for Smarter Climate Control

Optimize curtain movement, lighting schedules, irrigation timing, and CO₂ levels with Link4’s Solar Light Sensor. Built to support predictive control features in iGrow systems, this durable sensor provides real-time data in the visible spectrum to help you automate decisions and boost crop performance.

Key Benefits:

  • Detects visible light levels for optimized automation
  • Enhances iGrow’s predictive environmental control
  • Supports curtain, irrigation, lighting, and CO₂ adjustments
  • Durable, high-quality materials for long-term use
  • Easy to install and integrate with iGrow systems

$395.00

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  • Sensor Range: Visible light spectrum
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with Link4 iGrow systems
  • Function: Controls curtains, lights, CO₂, and irrigation
  • Construction: Rugged design for greenhouse conditions
  • Installation: Quick and simple setup

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The Link4 Cloud is the latest innovation to Link4’s Cloud technology, supporting the new Pearl controller.

Monitor and set your controllers from anywhere. Create reports, view graphs, and collect data. Log notes using the Grow Journal. Do all of this and more using the intuitive user interface.

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1. What does the Solar Light Sensor control?
It helps manage curtains, lighting, irrigation, and CO₂ based on light levels.
2. Is it compatible with all Link4 systems?

It’s specifically designed to enhance Link4 systems.

3. How accurate is the light detection?
It senses light in the visible spectrum for precise control.
4. Is installation complicated?
No, it’s built for easy, quick setup.
5. How does real-time light data influence irrigation and CO₂ scheduling?

The sensor provides live light intensity data that the controller uses to adjust irrigation cycles and CO₂ dosing for optimal plant growth.

6. Can this sensor directly control curtain movement, or does it work only with Pearl systems?

It does not control equipment directly. It must be connected to a Pearl or other controller, which will then automatically adjust curtains.

7. What is the recommended placement for optimal accuracy inside or outside the greenhouse?

Placement depends on use outside for sunlight intensity measurement or inside at the crop level for canopy light monitoring.

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