::  Co2 Equipment - iGS-220 Day & Night Temp, Relative Humidity & Co2 Control

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iGS-220 Day & Night Temp, Relative Humidity  

& Co2 Control

 

Features:

Sophisticated controller for experienced growers

Output 1 (left) for CO2 enrichment or CO2 ventilation control

Output 2 (right) for temperature or humidity control

Displays CO2, temperature and relative humidity values

Precise CO2 electronic sensor: truly ±75 ppm

Yearly easy calibration by the user when prompted on display

Precise temperature electronic sensor: ±1.8°F (±1°C)

Precise relative humidity electronic sensor: ±3.5% RH

Day/night detection

Adjustable different set points for day and night

Adjustable operation priority and additional shut-off delay

Smart automatic self adjustment of operation differential to keep conditions closest to set points

Can shut off another equipment while CO2 enrichment is ON, or the other way around

Operating hints: Allow you to check up your parameters set-up performance

24 hr data base of sensor values

Alarm system hook-up (with PLUG'n'GROW iMS-100) for excessive temperature or relative humidity

120 V, 15 A, 2 HP total load capacity

Useful Tips:

In any computer supplies store, get a computer network cable (RJ-45) of the length needed (up to 50 feet - 16 meters), to install the iGS-220 controller at the appropriate location, and position the iGS-25 power box nearby the equipments.

Plug the CO2 generator power cord to the iGS-25's outlet 1, and an air conditioner or dehumidifier or heater to the other outlet;

Or double your cooling/heating or humidifying/dehumidifying capacity by plugging the sense cord from a switcher relay iLS120-ON in the iGS-25 outlet 2 to add other equipments up to 15 A, 120 V;

Or multiply your cooling/heating or humidifying/dehumidifying capacity by plugging the sense cord from a load switcher box like PLUG'n'GROW iLS4-240 in the iGS-25's outlet 2: an iLS4-240 with a 40 A circuit breaker will control up to 8,000 W of 240 V


Price:     $549.95
             


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