TECHNICAL SCOPE FOR YOUR PROJECT
Build a new growing facility or upgrade an existing greenhouse with the systems it needs. We plan structures, heating, irrigation, fertigation, LED lighting, climate automation and vertical farming solutions around project conditions.
Coordinate structural design, technical systems, installation and commissioning in one project, starting with the site and production goals.
Plan the heating, irrigation, fertigation, lighting or automation systems needed without replacing the entire existing structure.
Each system can be engineered independently or as part of an integrated scope after the facility and production goals are reviewed.
Coordinate the design, structure and technical systems of a new greenhouse investment within one project.
Plan heating infrastructure around heat demand, greenhouse construction, outdoor climate and production zones.
Coordinate filtration, distribution and zone control from the water source to the growing area.
Define a controlled system for preparing, measuring and delivering nutrient solution to production zones.
Plan supplemental grow lighting around the crop, growth stage and greenhouse geometry.
Use sensor data to coordinate ventilation, cooling and connected equipment through a central control structure.
Design racks, growing infrastructure, LED, water and climate systems together for layered production.
Combine an insulated container shell, racks, LEDs, water, climate and controls in one production system.
Start with your production need if you do not yet know the technical system name.
Field data is evaluated by central automation, allowing technical systems with suitable interfaces to be coordinated through shared scenarios.
A turnkey scope coordinates the structure and required technical systems under one project. A single-system project focuses on a defined need such as heating, irrigation, fertigation, LED lighting or automation in a new or existing facility.
Selection is based on the crop, climate, site, cultivation method, existing infrastructure and operating goals. Needs and constraints are defined first, followed by capacity, equipment families and the integration plan.
Systems with compatible communications and field interfaces can be coordinated within one control structure. Signal types, safety interlocks, local operation and failure behaviour are verified before integration.
Yes. One system can be added or renewed after compatibility with the existing infrastructure is confirmed. Its effects on other equipment, capacity, controls and daily operation are also assessed.
That depends on project complexity and the quality of available information. An initial assessment may begin with documents and dimensions; a site review is used when important uncertainties must be resolved.
LET’S PLAN YOUR PROJECT
Share your requirements for a new greenhouse or an existing facility. Our technical team will contact you to develop a practical solution plan.