Autopilot Propane (LPG) CO2 Generators

Add CO₂ to areas of up to 60m^₂ with an Autopilot Propane Burner.

There's no permanent pilot light to mess up your 'lights off' cycle - the Autopilot ignites electronically (with no pilot burner).

These propane burners are ultra efficient - you get more CO₂ from propane than you get from bottled gas. Better yet, when propane's burned, moisture is  released to help humidify your grow room.

Propane's pretty easy to get - you can pick it up from most petrol stations. 

• Runs on Liquid Propane Gas (LPG) - efficient + easy to get
• 4kW: suits 16 -30m² area (4 x CO₂ burners)
• 8kW: suits 32 -60m² area (8 x CO₂ burners)
• No permanent pilot light (doesn't interfere with lighting cycle)
  
  

Autopilot takes safety seriously - each burner's packed with safety features. We love it. 

You get more CO₂ from propane than you do bottled gas.

As propane burns, CO₂ and moisture are released - this helps keep your grow room humid. In propagation and vegging (or when the weather's hot) a high humidity helps plants retain water. 

The two-stage safety pilot valve means that no fuel can flow to the burner when the pilot's not lit. 

Just a handy little reminder that the unit runs on propane.

To ensure you shut it down safely, the unit has shut down tips, and an shutdown error LED. 

If you knock it over, the top over switch will turn off the fuel. Not that this should happen - you really need to keep your system suspended (hanging hooks included).

Your Autopilot collapses in on itself, making it easier to store and transport. 

Units have a steel casing with a powder coated finish and heat resistant interior. With a build like that, it'll easily withstand the humid conditions in your grow room.

This must be used with an:

1. CO₂ Controller (e.g. Dimlux Maxi Controller or Ecotechnics Evolution)
 to set CO₂ dosage  - must hardwire the autopilot adaptor in

2. Low Pressure Propane Regulator
to connect to CO₂ supply and controls release

3. CO₂ Analyser / sensor (e.g. Ecotechnics Evolution Analyser)
to detect current CO₂ levels

Plants use CO₂ for photosynthesis (sugar production). If CO₂ is restricted, so is sugar production. 

Plants can handle 1000 - 1200ppm of CO₂. There's only around 400 - 450ppm in the air. Tha'ts less than 1/2 the amount they can use!

Adding CO₂ is one of the easiest ways to ramp up sugar production and increases your yield by up to 20%!

In summer, extra CO₂ and also helps plants with heat stress by photosynthesising more!