LP PURE FACTORY CO2 BURNER

TYPE AND USAGE

If you are looking to increase the levels of Co2 in your crop on a budget, Co2 burners are a good option.

Automatic ignition is achievable through a 12VDC network adapter, equipped with a dump sensor and solenoid valve (an electric valve for gas flow control), which provides security against combustion risks and triggers an alarm when necessary.

Heat output: approximately 3.2 Km

PLANT BENEFITS:

Higher Co2 concentration in the crop will cause the plant cells to multiply more quickly, so during the flowering phase we will achieve larger flowers.

HOW TO USE AND DOSAGE:

With the burner, you'll increase the p.p.m of Co2 in your crop. Due to propane gas combustion, Co2 is produced. You'll need propane gas (available at gas stations or from butane sellers), and a Co2 meter to control the amount of Co2 we produce.

A good Co2 level is considered to be 1500 p.p.m.

- 4 burners 3.1m³/h for rooms with up to 103m³ of volume or 34m² with 3m in height. Approximately 12 lamps of 600w.

- 8 burners 6.23m³/h for rooms with up to 207m³ of volume or 69m² with 3m in height. 20-30 lamps of 600w

TIPS:

If Co2 is not controlled correctly, it can harm the plants or not result in improvements in the crop. You should always control the p.p.m with a Co2 controller.

Co2 should only be added after the 21st day of flowering and only when the light is on. Extraction or air conditioning should be timed because it will deplete all Co2 produced.

The indoor temperature should be high if you are using Co2, from 28º to 32ºc.

Availability: minimum 72 hours.