Platform module

Climate & lighting control

Climate targets and lighting schedules for each growing zone.

2Autonomous control
Overview

What this module does

Set targets for each zone and crop stage, then compare them with sensor readings. Supported equipment can be connected through automated control. Lighting schedules can also be assessed with the tariff comparison tools before you apply them.

  • PID commands, safety refusals and matched feedback in the control log
  • Photoperiod and intensity set per zone
  • Lighting cost estimates use the load and tariff supplied
  • Compatibility with an existing climate computer is confirmed per model
Capabilities

In detail

Setpoint strategy

Temperature, humidity and CO₂ targets for each crop stage, shifting as the crop moves on rather than being set once and forgotten.

Ventilation

Ventilation fans are driven through configured actuator commands, and are commanded to full output on an emergency stop. Roof-vent position is not controlled today and stays with your climate computer.

Screens and climate computers

Screen and blackout control stays with your climate computer; BeeGrow does not drive screens today. Connections to a climate computer are scoped by make and model.

Lighting control

Photoperiod and intensity by zone, with a separate far-red channel where the fixture has one, and delivered light measured wherever there is a PPFD sensor.

CO₂ enrichment

CO₂ targets per stage, driven through supported injectors and fans, with readings and commands side by side when you check how the zone responded.

Spectral supplements

Additional spectrum channels depend on the fixture and controller. We confirm channel support and operating limits during integration scoping.

Next step

Talk through your vents, screens and lights

A 30-minute walkthrough against your zones, crops and sensors. No slides unless you ask for them.

  • Walkthrough led by someone who has built the system
  • We map your zones, crops and sensors before the call
  • Straight answers on what fits and what does not