Autopilot CUMULUS S550 Digital CO2 Controller

Product Details

The Autopilot CO2 Monitor CUMULUS Controller measures and controls grow room carbon dioxide levels with great precision. It can operate in Fuzzy Logic mode, ppm Up or ppm Down mode. The S50 digital display shows exact ppm readings down to 1 ppm resolution. It boasts a fully customizable CO₂ set point and deadband, min/max recall, LED mode and error indicators, optional calibration and a remote 15′ low drift CO₂ sensor with photocell.
The ppm Up mode is designed for use with CO₂ generator systems (LP or NG).
Fuzzy Logic is designed specifically for controlling standard compressed CO₂ tank & regulator systems to improve efficiency and minimize CO₂ waste. When in Fuzzy Logic mode, the built-in microprocessor continuously applies calculations to the injection schedule, improving CO₂ injection rates over time. This highly efficient method of injection helps maintain more consistent CO₂ levels while saving money year round on expensive CO₂ tanks.
Controlling CO₂ has never been easier or more affordable. Autopilot’s CUMULUS S50 eliminates guesswork while maintaining grow room carbon dioxide levels with great accuracy and efficiency.
Mounts to both walls and grow tents. Two mounting kits are included with each controller.

Features

• Accurate dual-beam CO₂ sensor
• Adjustable CO₂ dead band
• 15′ remote combination probe (CO₂ & light)
• Instantaneous readings down to 1 ppm
• Records high and low CO₂ levels
• Fuzzy Logic mode adjustable (on/off)
• LED mode and error indicators
• ETL-listed
• 14.5 max operating amperage, 120V

NOTE: Can be linked to the APE4100 and other controllers to disable the CO₂ output when exhaust fans are in operation (optional 24V adapter included)

Benefits of CO2

Carbon dioxide (CO2) is a gas that fills our atmosphere, and it’s essential for plants to complete the process of photosynthesis wherein plants convert CO2 into energy. High levels of CO2 in a cannabis garden can result in stronger plants with increased yields – if introduced correctly.

Plants extract CO2 from the atmosphere via the plant’s stomates, which are the pores that plants “breathe” through. Photosynthesis begins as the plant uses CO2 in combination with light bulbs or light from the sun to produce both sugar and oxygen. Plants use sugar to grow while oxygen releases back into atmosphere.

Increasing CO2 levels in your cannabis garden will allow your plants to create more energy – if you provide adequate lighting as well.