IoT Control & Monitoring
One control architecture for dosing, climate and lighting — so the farm runs as one system.
01
Why Control Is Part of the System
Control is where irrigation, dosing, climate and lighting meet. When each has its own box, they compete for the same sensors and run on different assumptions. One control architecture means the farm behaves as one system — and the data is consistent.
02 Controller Architecture
A controller built for integration
The controller is designed to integrate the subsystems: dimming, relay control, and field-bus communication in one unit. Specifications such as processor, relay count, dimming range and communication protocol are confirmed per project.
03
Monitoring & Alerts
The sensing layer spans the parameters that matter: environment (temperature, humidity, light, CO₂, PM2.5), solution (EC, pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature) and equipment status. Sensors feed both the control loop and the operator view, and out-of-range conditions raise alerts before they become losses. The exact sensor set is specified per project.
04 Data Feeds Energy Optimization
Data that feeds energy optimization
The same data that runs the farm also feeds the energy model — showing where load actually goes and where to optimize next. Control and energy are the same conversation, not two departments.
05
What we deliver
A control scope: controller, sensors, wiring and the interface that lets you monitor and adjust the whole farm from one place.
FAQ.
Q: Can I monitor the farm remotely?
A: Yes — the control architecture is designed for remote monitoring and adjustment through a single interface.
Q: Does the controller work with equipment from other suppliers?
A: It communicates over standard field-bus protocols, so integration is specified per project — we confirm compatibility case by case rather than claim it universally.
Q: Do you supply every sensor and light out of the box?
A: We scope sensors and lighting per project. We do not claim a fixed, universal package — the exact set depends on your crop, room and control targets.