Sensors that monitor every change.

Virtually all conceivable Hoogendoorn sensors can be fully integrated in our process computer. Thanks to the advanced software, the measurements of these sensors can be recorded and analyzed to provide more data about the greenhouse processes and can be integrated into the process controls of the process computer software.

Sensors

Hoogendoorn offers a broad range of sensors to measure both inside and outside conditions. We offer basic sensors to measure for example, the temperature of water and air, but also more advanced sensors to, among others, determine the microclimate and activity of your crop.

Aspirator unit

The aspirator unit is made from radiation resistant material and uses a low energy, high performance fan.

Dry-wet bulb & temperature sensor

The dry and wet bulb measurement is relatively simple and easy to calibrate.

Electronic RH & temperature sensor

The electronic measurement uses an industrial grade sensor that measures humidity and temperature without a water reservoir.

CO2 sensor

The CO2 measurement uses an industrial grade sensor that measures the CO2 level of the greenhouse.

Weather Conditions

The outdoor conditions are extremely important for the climate in the greenhouse itself. The weather mast has mandatory sensors and some optional sensors to ensure the best climate in the greenhouse.

Outdoor temperature sensor

The outside temperature sensor allows the process computer to control the heating, ventilation and energy screens.

Pyrano (solari) sensor

Solar radiation is measured with a pyrano, or solari, sensor. These measurements are used by our greenhouse control system.

Wind speed sensor

Data retrieved from the wind speed sensor is used by our process computer to optimize the regulation of air vents.

Wind direction sensor

For greenhouses with air vents on both sides of the roof ridge a distinction is made between the lee side and the wind side.

Precipitation sensor

Measurement of the exact amount of precipitation per unit of time is done by the precipitation intensity sensor.

Outside RH sensor

The outside RH sensor helps to control the indoor humidity even better.

Pyrgeo sensor

The pyrgeo sensor measures the outgoing long wave heat radiation and allows the computer to control of the energy screens.

Greenhouse Conditions

Besides the greenhouse temperature, relative humidity and CO2 levels, there are more sensors to get a better picture of the climate conditions in the greenhouse.