Evolution CO2 Controller

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Evolution CO2 Controller Code: 720	£239.95

Overview

Monitor, adjust & maintain CO₂levels 24/7 with Evolution CO₂ controller.

CO₂ controller (multi-stage dosing)
For propane, bottled CO₂or CO_² generator
1 year warranty

Use it to dose plants with the CO₂ needed for optimum sugar production.

Day/Night Dosing Cycles

To stop dosing at night, there's the handy 'lights on' sensor. You can choose when dosing stop.

Choose When To Dose

To dose less frequently, set a low 'CO₂ deadpan'. You won't start dosing until the deadpan level has been reached.

Controls Fan Speed

Connect your extractor fan to the third input to slow or stop them during dosing times.

Wall Mountable

Keep it at eye level to take a quick reading.

Increases Photosynthesis

Plants get the CO₂ needed to photosynthesise more, so they can produce the sugars needed for growth.

How To Use

You will also need:

Equipment needed (LPG)

1. Propane cannister (red / orange) - available in most petrol stations or garages

2. LPG Generator (Pro-Leaf or Autopilot)

3. UK Propane Regulator (Low Pressure) - should come with the cannister

1/2 bar regulator (with 4kW Generator)
1 bar regulator (with 8kW or 10kW Generator)

4. CO₂ Controller and separate sensor/analyser (e.g. Evolution Controller & Evolution Analyser)

5. Pipe cutters

6. Leak detection fluid

7. Hose clamp / gas hose clips

Equipment needed (Bottled CO₂)

1. Bottles of CO₂ gas - available in all shops

2. CO₂ Regulator (with Solenoid valve)

3. CO₂ Dispersion tubing (optional)

4. CO₂ Controller and separate sensor/analyser (e.g. Evolution Controller & Evolution Analyser)

5. Power lead / cable fitted with plug

1: Connect your CO₂ regular to the 2nd input
2: Connect your CO₂ regulator to your CO₂ supply (bottle, generator)
3: For real time CO₂ sensing, connect a CO₂ Analyser (optional)

Hint: Aim for a CO₂ level of 1000 - 1200ppm. Less than this and your plants will underperform. More than this and you'll simply be dosing plants with more CO₂ than they can use.

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