The vertical farming LED

The TLED Hortimol is a lighting solution designed to maximize the growth of your cuttings and young plants in confined and low spaces. This will give your crops an even distribution of light at close range with near zero radiant heat. It has 264 Osrams and 8 IR LEDs mounted on an impeccably finished aluminum rail as well as a 1.55 meter power cable with secure BNC connection.

• Ultra-thin and super light horticultural lighting system designed for vertical farming
• Can be daisy-chained 2 by 2 or 4 by 4
• Sold with its braided wire suspension system to be suspended as classic horticultural lighting or fixed directly on a vertical wall or a horizontal shelf

Full Spectrum Growing

A piercing white for a piercing growth

This spectrum has been specially developed to provide the fastest growth while allowing optimal flowering. Its spectral content is strongly oriented towards blue 450, although it also contains red 660 but in lesser quantity. In response your plants take root with great efficiency, and begin to form sturdy and closely inter-knot stems. In other words, they grow efficiently.

The FS component of the spectrum is calculated to provide enough energy without representing a significant fraction of the total consumption of the luminaire. Thus the vast majority of the power invested in light is directly assimilated by the plant to allow it to carry out photosynthesis.

A cool light, and cold too

The advantage of LED luminaires is the possibility of distributing the light power over a source with a larger surface area, which allows the horticulturalist to bring his plants closer to it without fear of burning by heat, and also to have a much more homogeneous PPFD distribution.

Here the high blue content gives the light a relatively cool color of 4000 ° K, which may be like an MH lamp, while giving off significantly less heat. However, unlike MH lights, we've added just the right amount of red to allow flowering plants to complete their lifecycle.

* The surfaces are given as an indication for an installation with entirely artificial lighting. The height of the lamp and the light needs of the plants must be taken into account to determine the really usable surface. This can be lower or higher depending on the type of installation and use