1. Natural Ventilation
2. Mechanical Ventilation
3. Evaporative Cooling Systems
4. Perfect Climate System
5. Thermal Screens
6. Cooling Pads and Fans
7. Climate Control Systems

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Ventilation & Cooling Systems

Many modern glass greenhouses are designed with systems for natural ventilation, which rely on the principles of convection and airflow to regulate temperature&humidity and CO2 level. This often involves the installation of roof vents, side vents, or louvers that can be opened or closed to allow hot air to escape and cool air to enter. Natural ventilation can be supplemented with mechanical ventilation systems for more precise control. Timfog Glass structure ensure to provide good, optimistic and durable solution for glass greenhouse ventilation.



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1.Mechanical Ventilation :  

In order to create perfect climate for your plants; Timfog produces high tech fans and blowers to circulate air within the greenhouse and to create homogenous temperature, humidity and CO2 distribution.. These systems may include exhaust fans placed strategically throughout the greenhouse to remove stale air and maintain airflow. Timfog’s Mechanical ventilation products can be automated and controlled based on temperature and humidity sensors to ensure optimal growing conditions.

2. Evaporative Cooling Systems:

Timfog's High Pressure Fogging System is a cutting-edge solution designed to improve the climate conditions in greenhouses, promoting healthier plant growth and boosting overall productivity. This advanced system uses high-pressure pumps to convert water into a fine mist or fog, which is then dispersed into the greenhouse environment. The system is highly efficient in regulating temperature, humidity, and air quality, making it an ideal choice for any greenhouse operation aiming to optimize its climate control and energy usage.

3. Perfect Climate System:

A Perfect Climate System in a greenhouse is essential for ensuring plants grow under optimal conditions year-round. By managing factors like temperature, humidity, light, air circulation, and CO₂ levels, greenhouse operators can create an environment that supports plant health, maximizes yield, and reduces the risks of pests and diseases. Timfog’s Perfect Climate System integrates cutting-edge technology, including high pressure fogging, climate control, and automated monitoring systems, to create the ideal microclimate for your crops.

4. Perfect Climate System 

A Perfect Climate System in a greenhouse is essential for ensuring plants grow under optimal conditions year-round. By managing factors like temperature, humidity, light, air circulation, and CO₂ levels, greenhouse operators can create an environment that supports plant health, maximizes yield, and reduces the risks of pests and diseases. Timfog’s Perfect Climate System integrates cutting-edge technology, including high pressure fogging, climate control, and automated monitoring systems, to create the ideal microclimate for your crops.

5. Thermal Screens

Thermal screens, also known as energy curtains or insulating screens, are installed inside the greenhouse to provide additional insulation and temperature control. These screens are typically made of reflective material and can be deployed at night or during periods of extreme cold to trap heat inside the greenhouse and conserve energy.

6. Cooling Pads and Fans

In some cases, evaporative cooling pads combined with circulation fans are used to reduce temperatures inside the greenhouse. Air is drawn through the wet pads, where it is cooled by evaporation, before being circulated throughout the greenhouse by fans. This system is particularly effective in hot and dry climates.

7. Climate Control Systems

Many modern glass greenhouses are equipped with sophisticated climate control systems that integrate various components, such as ventilation, cooling, heating, and humidity control, into a centralized automated system. These systems can be programmed to maintain specific environmental parameters based on the requirements of the crops being grown.