Grow light is an integral part of modern greenhouse farming. Adding extra light keeps the growth process active when natural daylight fails. Proper horticultural lighting ensures stable crop development and predictable production.
Geers designs assimilation lighting systems from practice. Not from standard solutions, but tailored to greenhouse, crop and cultivation strategy. We look at light level, uniformity, burning hours and energy consumption/savings.
Because grow lights have a major impact on total energy consumption, the focus is always on efficiency and reliability. Through conscious choices in technology and material, such as the use of the Geers Connection with a copper-to-copper connection and solid plastic sheath, the installation operates without failure for years. The Geers Connection has clearly proven itself in practice after many years.
Geers works with different types of horticultural lighting. In practice, LED is often chosen, but conventional systems are also applied when this suits the situation better. The choice depends on the desired result, the available power and the customer’s wishes.
LED lighting is playing an increasing role within horticulture. LED grow light makes it possible to use light in a targeted way (spectrum control) and to better tune it to the needs of the crop. This leads to more control over growth and energy consumption.
When switching to LED lighting, Geers looks beyond just the luminaires. The complete system is included: from light distribution to cabling and installation. Working with a copper-to-copper connection and a solid plastic sheath creates an installation that is 100% reliable and resistant to greenhouse conditions.
LED lighting uses less energy and has a longer lifespan than conventional grow lights. Combined with thoughtful installation, this results in lower costs and a reliable lighting system.
Geers provides independent advice on LED lighting and guides the process from design to commissioning.
Energy-efficient grow lights are essential to keep cultivation profitable. By properly matching light output and energy consumption, production remains on par, even with rising energy prices.
Geers looks at the complete system. Not only the luminaires affect consumption, but also the quality of installation and connections. Using only the best components and thoughtful technical implementation prevents unnecessary losses and keeps the installation working reliably.
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