HARVESTATION
Smart Greenhouse Lighting Control

Bring daylight sensing, lighting zones and fixture dimming into one strategy for your crop.

Built around your greenhouse

Commercial greenhouse application illustration. Select a product name to view its specifications.
40Lighting zones per system*
300Fixtures per zone with expansion*
IP66Rated control hardware

1 Host controller

Coordinates daylight feedback and the lighting strategy for connected zones.

HarveStation host controller
Power supply
100–277 VAC · 2 W
Network connection
RJ45 / 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi
Field communication
2.4 GHz Zigbee
Device capacity
Up to 50 slave devices*
Protection
IP66

2 PAR detector

Measures daylight and nearby temperature and humidity for control and records.

HarveStation PAR detector
Power supply
100–277 VAC · 0.5 W
PAR measurement range
0–4,000 μmol·m⁻²·s⁻¹
Humidity measurement
0–100% RH
Field communication
2.4 GHz Zigbee
Protection
IP66

3 Dimming controller

Converts zone commands into a wired dimming signal for compatible fixtures.

HarveStation single-channel dimming controller
Power supply
100–277 VAC · 1 W
Dimming output
0–10V
Direct connection
Up to 30 fixtures*
Expansion connection
Up to 10 amplifiers*
Protection
IP66

4 Dimming amplifier

Extends the wired dimming connection where additional fixture capacity is needed.

HarveStation dimming amplifier
Power supply
12 VDC
Current
0.03 A
Dimming signal
0–10V
Connection
Wired signal in / out
Protection
IP66

*The 300-fixture zone rating requires an appropriate amplifier configuration. Direct controller capacity is 30 fixtures. Zone count, wireless-device count and driver compatibility are checked for the final layout.

Lighting that responds to the day

Set the crop’s daily light target and permitted lighting hours. HarveStation uses daylight feedback to coordinate supplemental output by zone.

Strong daylight
Supplemental output reduced
Large greenhouse used to illustrate daylight-responsive supplemental lighting 1Host controller2PAR detector3Dimming controller4Dimming amplifier
Natural lightHigh
Supplemental lightLow
PAR detector→Host controller→Zone dimming→LED fixtures
Sun movement, light levels and uniform supplemental lighting are illustrated. Shown during the permitted photoperiod. Actual output depends on the DLI target, available daylight and commissioned settings.
  1. 1

    Measure available daylight at a planned sensor location, accounting for glazing, shade screens and the crop.

  2. 2

    Apply the DLI target, photoperiod and operating days selected for the crop and growth stage.

  3. 3

    Send commands through Zigbee to the zone controller, then adjust compatible fixtures through 0–10V dimming.

Local control coordinates the lighting strategy. Cloud functions provide lighting and environmental records and remote access, subject to the supplied configuration.

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Manage the lighting where you work

From project planning to a greenhouse walk-through, keep zones, crop schedules and lighting settings easy to review.

Interface illustrations use sample data and are based on the supplied Android app and system literature. Access on a laptop or iPad depends on the access methods supported by the supplied system.

System interface illustration

Let’s plan your lighting control system

Tell us about your crop, greenhouse area, fixture model and planned zones. We can help define a suitable configuration.