Led Grow Light

Product Details:

Grow Lights, Racks & Benches

Controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is a technology-based method of growing crops and produce that uses engineering, plant science, and computer-managed systems to optimize growing conditions: 

• Goal

CEA protects crops from the elements and maintains optimal growing conditions

• Systems

CEA systems can range from simple shade structures to greenhouses and vertical farms 

• Benefits

CEA can: 

•  
  • Improve the quality, cleanliness, and availability of produce 

•  
  • Provide a consistent and reliable food supply 

•  
  • Reduce water usage 

•  
  • Maximize growth year-round 

•  
  • Reduce reliance on manual labor 

• Challenges

CEA facilities can have high initial and maintenance costs, significant energy usage, and difficulty with pollination 

• Types of CEA

Some types of CEA include: 

•  
  • Hydroponics: Roots are bathed in nutrient-dense water 

•  
  • Aeroponics: Roots are regularly misted with water and nutrients 

•  
  • Aquaponics: Integrates fish or aquaculture with plant production 

CEA facilities can be housed in a variety of locations, including:

Shipping containers, Garages, Underground tunnels, Abandoned mine shafts, Barns, and Existing buildings. 

Additional Information:

• Item Code: LB-GW-500
• Production Capacity: 1000
• Delivery Time: One Week

Product Details:

Grow Lights, Racks & Benches

Controlled environment agriculture (CEA) is a technology-based method of growing crops and produce that uses engineering, plant science, and computer-managed systems to optimize growing conditions: 

• Goal

CEA protects crops from the elements and maintains optimal growing conditions

• Systems

CEA systems can range from simple shade structures to greenhouses and vertical farms 

• Benefits

CEA can: 

•  
  • Improve the quality, cleanliness, and availability of produce 

•  
  • Provide a consistent and reliable food supply 

•  
  • Reduce water usage 

•  
  • Maximize growth year-round 

•  
  • Reduce reliance on manual labor 

• Challenges

CEA facilities can have high initial and maintenance costs, significant energy usage, and difficulty with pollination 

• Types of CEA

Some types of CEA include: 

•  
  • Hydroponics: Roots are bathed in nutrient-dense water 

•  
  • Aeroponics: Roots are regularly misted with water and nutrients 

•  
  • Aquaponics: Integrates fish or aquaculture with plant production 

CEA facilities can be housed in a variety of locations, including:

Shipping containers, Garages, Underground tunnels, Abandoned mine shafts, Barns, and Existing buildings. 

Additional Information:

• Item Code: LB-GL-001
• Production Capacity: 1000
• Delivery Time: One Week
• Packaging Details: Box