A Greenhouse Climate Control System is an integrated system designed to monitor, regulate, and automate the environmental conditions inside a greenhouse to create optimal growing conditions for plants.
The system controls key factors such as temperature, humidity, ventilation, light, CO₂ levels, and irrigation. It uses sensors to collect real-time data and controllers to automatically operate equipment like heaters, fans, vents, shading screens, cooling pads, and irrigation systems.
By maintaining a stable and suitable microclimate, the system helps plants grow more efficiently, improves crop yield and quality, reduces energy and water waste, and lowers labor costs.
In modern greenhouses, climate control systems are often combined with automation, IoT connectivity, and mobile app control, allowing growers to monitor and manage greenhouse conditions remotely and precisely.
