Agriculture
Farm automation that keeps running when the internet doesn't
Climate control for mushroom rooms and sheds, plus tube-well and irrigation automation — on a controller that keeps logging through outages.
What we automate
Rooms, sheds and irrigation
Room-by-room climate
Temperature, humidity, CO₂ and fresh air per growing room or shed zone.
Shed ventilation and water
Cooling pads, heating, lighting programmes and water-line monitoring with instant alarms.
Irrigation and tube-wells
Schedules around load-shedding, motor protection and solar tube-well monitoring.
Batch and zone records
Conditions logged locally so you keep a record even when the internet does not.
On the farm
Control that runs on site
Temperature, humidity and CO₂ stay under local control per room or shed — with alarms that still fire on UPS when the grid fails.
Growing rooms
Controlled-environment farming
Indoor and greenhouse grows need steady climate and lighting programmes — logged locally so a batch record survives an outage.
How it works
How a farm is connected
Catalogue
Devices used on farms
Temperature/humidity transmitter
Wall or duct transmitter for climate logging.
CO₂ sensor
Carbon dioxide sensing for fresh-air control.
Ammonia sensor
NH₃ sensing for poultry and cold-process areas.
DIN-rail relay controllers
Multi-channel DIN relays for plant and building loads.
Level sensor
Tank and sump level sensing.
4G/LTE industrial router
Hardened cellular router for secure remote access.
Proof
A farm in progress
- In progress
Mushroom farm, Punjab
Room-by-room climate control for an existing industrial client.
Read the project
Farm questions
Can you automate an existing farm?
Yes. We add sensors and controllers to your existing equipment where possible.
What happens in load-shedding?
The controller and sensors run on UPS; alarms tell you when the generator should start or did not.
Let's talk about your site.
Book a free site survey, or message us on WhatsApp. We'll show you what keeps running through load-shedding, and what it would take.