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1. Ionization

Processes such as sunlight, lightning, ocean waves and waterfalls generate negative ions that collide with airborne particles, causing them to clump together and fall to the ground-- cleaning the air in the process. Ionization eliminates odors,...

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2. Ozone Control

So, what is ozone exactly? Well, it's nature's way of cleaning the air. You've no doubt smelled the results after a heavy thunderstorm -- it's that fresh "just rained" smell. Ozone is oxygen with an extra oxygen molecule attached. A very...

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3. All-in-One Controllers

All of these controllers are capable of controlling both temperature and humidity and include some form of CO2 control. (some use a cycle timer, where others use a CO2 monitor.) They all include a a cycle timer and an auxiliary timer. You will...

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4. Relays

Relays are used with environmental controllers to allow transfer of power to large equipment requiring high voltage or amperage service. The heavy amp load goes through the relay and not through the controller. Relays are integral in...

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5. Industrial timers

Industrial timers are durable and offer features that regular timers do not. Cycle timers are geared for irrigation or CO2 control. Time is broken into duration and frequency, allowing the you to have extremely precise interval times. Another...

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6. Timer and other Electrical Equipment

Indoor Grow rooms and greenhouses rely quite heavily on the accurate timing of equipment. You can use a simple mechanical timer to set the time your lights will be on or off, but for other types of timing, you will want something more...

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7. CO2 Control

When enriching a room with CO2, the idea is to produce just enough to be effective, but not so much that preciousCO2 is wasted. This simplest way to handle this is to use a timer. If you go this route, we suggest using a timer that is capable of...

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8. CO2 Generators

Most CO2 Generators create CO2 as a byproduct of burning propane or natural gas. They are built to run off of liquid propane tanks or a natural gas line. The natural gas option is preferable to most growers, as it eliminates the need to...

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9. CO2 Enrichment

The process of plant photosynthesis relies on a trinity of elements -- water, light and carbon dioxide. Plant metabolism is regulated primarily by the availability of these three essential elements. If any are at levels below what the plant can...

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10. Venting (CO2 Enrichment, Temperature and Humidity)

CO2 enriched rooms can get extremely wet. This increase in relative humidity is due to the fact that the plants’ metabolic processes are occurring at a more extreme rate and water is flowing up through the roots and out of the leaves quickly....

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