29
Apr
Quantum Sensor -PAR-Meter New Zealand
PAR Meter / Quantum Sensor PAR Meter / PPFD Meter Brief Description : The handheld, battery-operated PAR meter is a device used to measure Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) in the wavelength range of 400 to 700 nm. Its design includes a spectral response simulation probe that effectively measures photosynthetic function. It is an ideal tool […]
29
Apr
Spectrometer New Zealand
Spectrometer Spectral Measurement Devices : As a grow lights researcher and manufacturer, we know the importance of spectrometer to study response of different wavelengths to the plant. Spectrometer is highly technical and precise devise use to measure different lighting parameters. Nexsel has made collaboration with UPRtek a Taiwan based spectrometer manufacture to support Nexsel’s […]
03
Jan
Quantum Sensor -PAR-Meter
PAR Meter / Quantum Sensor PAR Meter / PPFD Meter Brief Description : The handheld, battery-operated PAR meter is a device used to measure Photosynthetically Active Radiation (PAR) in the wavelength range of 400 to 700 nm. Its design includes a spectral response simulation probe that effectively measures photosynthetic function. It is an ideal […]
03
Jan
Spectrometer
Spectrometer Spectral Measurement Devices : As a grow lights researcher and manufacturer, we know the importance of spectrometer to study response of different wavelengths to the plant. Spectrometer is highly technical and precise devise use to measure different lighting parameters. Nexsel has made collaboration with UPRtek a Taiwan based spectrometer manufacture to support Nexsel’s […]
01
Apr
How To Calculate PPFD From DLI
When it comes to indoor plant cultivation, understanding light intensity is crucial for promoting healthy and vigorous growth. PPFD (Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density) and DLI (Daily Light Integral) are two essential metrics that help growers assess the amount and quality of light their plants receive.
01
Apr
Conversion – Lux to PPFD
The conversion from Lux to PPFD (µmol m-2 s-1) varies under different light sources. For a complete discussion please see the reference listed below.
