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Why measure light? Improve growth and quality of your plants. Shade cloths and hanging baskets reduce plant light more than you know! Position the meters throughout your greenhouse to compare light levels and the effect those changes have on plant quality. You can also use multiple meters simultaneously to compare light levels and the impact on turf health, quality and aesthetics.<\/p>\n
DLI 100 Light Meter
Light is one of the most important factors in plant and turf quality. The best way to quantify light for growing\u00a0 plants is to measure photo-synthetically active radiation (PAR) light between 400 and 700 – the range that promotes
photosynthesis. The daily light integral (DLI) measures the total amount of PAR within a 24-hour period.<\/p>\n
3405G3\u00a0 \u00a0LightScout\u00ae DLI 100 Meter – Greenhouse (set of 3)
3405G\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0LightScout DLI 100 Meter – Greenhouse (1 unit)
3405T3\u00a0 \u00a0LightScout\u00ae DLI 100 Meter – Turf (set of 3)
3405T\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0LightScout DLI 100 Meter – Turf (1 unit)<\/p>\n
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\u201cMeasuring DLI inside the greenhouse can be very revealing, since growers usually rely on their eyes to determine the light levels and the human eye is a terrible light sensor because it is so effective at adjusting to different light environments.\u201d<\/p>\n
– James E. Faust
Associate Professor of Horticulture
Clemson University<\/p>\n
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Red\/Far-Red light ratio helps plants determine their proximity to each other,
which affects how tall or full they grow.
\u2022 Cost-effective Red\/Far-Red measurement
\u2022 Displays the Red\/Far-Red ratio on the LCD screen
\u2022 Press a button to display 660 nm and 730 nm readings
\u2022 Includes soft-sided case (also available separately as Item 7500)
3412 LightScout\u00ae Red\/Far-Red Meter<\/p>\n
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Reads any of Spectrum\u2019s external light sensors.<\/p>\n
3415FX LightScout\u00ae External Light Sensor Reader
Compatable light sensors sold separately:
3668I LightScout\u00ae Quantum Light Sensor
(PAR Light)
3668I3 LightScout\u00ae Quantum Light 3 Sensor Bar
3668I6 LightScout\u00ae Quantum Light 6 Sensor Bar
3670I LightScout\u00ae Silicon Pyranometer Sensor
(Solar Radiation)
3676I LightScout\u00ae UV Sensor<\/p>\n
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Displays immediate light level in units of foot-candles.<\/p>\n
3413F LightScout\u00ae Foot-Candle Meter
7500 Soft-Sided Carrying Case<\/p>\n
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Handheld meter monitors critical UV radiation (250-400 nm).<\/p>\n
3414F – LightScout\u00ae UV Meter
7500\u00a0 \u00a0– Soft-Sided Carrying Case<\/p>\n
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Measure the light used for plant growth – PAR is a more valuable
measurement than foot-candles, as it measures only the light used by
plants for photosynthesis.<\/p>\n
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Compatible with WatchDog 2000 Series Stations (Full and Mini), 1000 Series Micro Stations, and Pups\u00a0 Measure UV radiation between 250 and 400 nanometers. Range: 0 to 200 \u03bcmol m-2 s-1, Accuracy: \u00b15% Compatible with WatchDog 2000 Series Stations (Full and Mini), 1000 Series Micro Stations, and Pups Measure PAR light between 400 and 700 nanometers. Sensor bars average PAR light readings to minimize the effects of small shadows. Sensor bars are 19 in (48 cm) long and include mounting brackets. 2000 Series & Pups Range: 0 to 3000 umol m-2 s-1, Accuracy: \u00b15%; Micro Stations: 0 to 2500 umol m-2 s-1, Accuracy: \u00b15%. 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3415FSE LightScout\u00ae Dual Solar\/Electric
Quantum Meter<\/strong>
3415FXSE LightScout\u00ae Dual Solar\/Electric
Quantum Meter – External Sensor<\/strong>
3415FQF LightScout\u00ae Quantum and Foot-Candle Meter
7500 Soft-Sided Carrying Case<\/p>\nLightScout\u00ae Silicon Pyranometer<\/h2>\n
3670I LightScout Silicon Pyranometer<\/em><\/p>\nLightScout\u00ae UV Light Sensor<\/h2>\n
3676I LightScout UV Light Sensor<\/em><\/p>\nLightScout\u00ae Quantum Light Sensors<\/h2>\n
3668I LightScout Quantum Light Sensor<\/em>
3668I3 LightScout Quantum 3 Light Sensor Bar<\/em>
3668I6 LightScout Quantum 6 Light Sensor B<\/em>ar<\/p>\n
WMC Solutions Australia<\/strong>
Call Peter on 0403 314 454<\/p>\n