Feature
●Test and record Daily Light Integral(DLI), the unit is mol/(㎡d). By monitoring and adjusting the DLI, growers can ensure that plants receive an appropriate amount of light for optimal photosynthesis and growth. Can also tell full sun, partial sun, partial shade, shade, as well as sun hours.
●View the curve and data of DLI changes within 180 days. Help for Long-term Trend Analysis, Precise Adjustment of Light Conditions, Prediction and Prevention of Problems, Improved, Energy Efficiency and Economic Benefits, Enhanced Plant Growth and Yield, and Scientific Research and Education.
●Simple and Safe APP, because internet connection need, just bluetooth.
●Can be exposed to rain, but not submerged in water. All right for outdoor and indoor application.
●Long time use, use 1 AAA battery, expected to last for a year.
●Beautiful design, perfectly blend with your plants.
Description
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When using the DLI meter for the first time, please connect the meter with your phone, and the metertime will synchronize with your phones time. Then FH20 can record long term DLI for half a year.
Why need to know the DLI For your Plants?
What is PAR and DLI? Why need to know the DLI For your Plants?
PAR stands for "Photosynthetically Active Radiation." It refers to the spectral range of solar radiation that is crucial for photosynthesis in plants. PAR encompasses the wavelengths of light between 400 and 700 nanometers, which correspond to the colors blue and red. This range of light is essential for the absorption of energy by chlorophyll and other pigments in plant cells, driving the process of photosynthesis. Plants use this absorbed light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose and oxygen, a fundamental process for their growth and development. The measurement of PAR is often expressed in units such as micromoles per square meter per second (µmol/m²/s).
DLI stands for "Daily Light Integral." It is a metric used in horticulture and plant science to quantify the total amount of photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) received by a plant over the course of a day. DLI is measured in units of moles of photons per square meter per day (mol/m²/d) and provides information about the cumulative light exposure that plants receive.
DLI is crucial for understanding the light requirements of different plant species and varieties. It helps growers optimize their cultivation practices, especially in controlled environments like greenhouses or indoor farms. By monitoring and adjusting the DLI, growers can ensure that plants receive an appropriate amount of light for optimal photosynthesis and growth.
The specific DLI requirements vary among plant species. Monitoring DLI helps growers make informed decisions about supplemental lighting, daylighting, or adjusting photoperiods to meet the light needs of their crops.
DLI demand is not the same for different growth stages.
