A Greenhouse Insulation System is a system designed to reduce heat loss and maintain stable temperatures inside a greenhouse, especially during cold weather or at night.
The system typically uses insulation screens, thermal curtains, or insulating materials installed inside or above the growing area. These components create an insulating air layer that helps retain heat, reduce energy consumption, and protect crops from temperature fluctuations.
In modern greenhouses, insulation systems are often automated and integrated with the climate control system. Sensors and controllers automatically open or close the insulation screens based on temperature, time, or weather conditions, ensuring optimal thermal performance with minimal manual operation.
