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Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit – PPFD, CO₂ & Soil Sensors for iControl & iHub Pro

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Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit – PPFD, CO₂ & Soil Sensors for iControl & iHub ProSmart Grow Sensors for Advanced Environmental & Root Zone Monitoring Take full control of your indoor garden with the Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit. Designed to work seamlessly with the iControl and iHub Pro, this 3 in 1 sensor bundle delivers precision monitoring of light intensity, CO concentration, and soil conditions. With real time data and automated adjustments, youll achieve healthier plants, bigger yields, and a more efficient grow room. Quick

Smart Grow Sensors for Advanced Environmental & Root Zone Monitoring

Take full control of your indoor garden with the Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit. Designed to work seamlessly with the iControl and iHub Pro, this 3-in-1 sensor bundle delivers precision monitoring of light intensity, CO₂ concentration, and soil conditions. With real-time data and automated adjustments, you’ll achieve healthier plants, bigger yields, and a more efficient grow room.


Quick-Glance Benefits

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PPFD Optimization
Automatically adjusts light output based on real-time PAR readings.
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CO₂ Control
Links with CO₂ generators to maintain the perfect ppm range.
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Soil Health Insights
Tracks moisture, temperature & EC to prevent overwatering or deficiencies.
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App Integration
Real-time data and smart automation via iControl or iHub Pro.
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What’s Included

  • 1x MH-Sensor-CO₂

  • 1x MH-Sensor-PAR

  • 1x MH-Soil-Sensor

  • 3x 0.82 ft RJ12 Connection Cables

  • 3x RJ12 T-Shape Splitters


Use It For

✔️ Automatic PPFD-based light dimming
✔️ CO₂ monitoring & generator control
✔️ Root zone soil analysis (moisture, temp, EC)
✔️ Smarter grow room automation with iControl/iHub Pro


🔍 Standout Features

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PPFD Sensor
Monitors Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density in real time and adjusts light output for efficiency and optimal growth.
🌬️
CO₂ Sensor
Works with inline fans or CO₂ generators to regulate ppm levels for enhanced photosynthesis and yield.
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Soil Sensor
Provides soil moisture, temperature, and EC readings to keep root zones healthy and balanced.


PPFD Sensor – Optimize Light Intensity
Monitor real-time Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density (PPFD) and apply lighting strategies tailored to different plant stages. Automatically adjusts light output to ensure optimal PAR levels for growth and energy efficiency.

 

CO₂ Sensor – Boost Growth & Yield
Track CO₂ levels live and link with your CO₂ generator to automate gas release based on your target range. Enhances photosynthesis and maximizes plant productivity during key growth phases.

 

Soil Sensor – Monitor Root Zone Health
Get precise readings of soil temperature, moisture, and EC (electrical conductivity). Helps prevent overwatering or nutrient deficiencies by giving you the insights needed to take timely action.


Ready to upgrade your grow setup?

Order the Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit today and unlock precision environmental and soil monitoring for your iControl or iHub Pro system.


Mars Hydro Smart Sensor Kit Warranty

  • Manufacturer Warranty: 1 year

  • Covers defects in materials and workmanship

  • Support handled directly through our team


FAQ

Q: Do these sensors work without iControl or iHub Pro?
A: No. The Smart Sensor Kit is designed exclusively for use with Mars Hydro iControl and iHub Pro systems.

Q: Can the PPFD sensor automatically dim my grow lights?
A: Yes. The PPFD sensor provides real-time PAR data, allowing your system to automatically adjust light intensity for optimal plant growth.

Q: How does the CO₂ sensor improve yields?
A: It monitors ppm levels and can trigger your CO₂ generator to maintain ideal conditions, maximizing photosynthesis and plant productivity.

Q: What does the soil sensor measure?
A: The soil sensor tracks moisture, temperature, and EC (electrical conductivity), giving you critical insights into root zone health and preventing overwatering or nutrient deficiencies.

Q: Are the cables and splitters interchangeable with other Mars Hydro devices?
A: Yes. All RJ12 cables and T-splitters are cross-compatible within Mars Hydro’s smart ecosystem.

Q: Are new and old Mars Hydro sensors compatible across controllers?
A: Yes. Both old and new Mars Hydro sensors are compatible with either the older Controller43 or the new iControl controller. This allows flexible upgrades and reuse of sensors across generations.



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