What’s limiting performance in modern Greenhouses and CEA systems?
In high-tech greenhouses and CEA systems, precision drives profit. Even small gaps in monitoring, unnoticed fluctuations or uneven conditions, can quietly limit both yield and quality.
Key challenges that can impact performance:
- Uneven light across growing zones, limiting photosynthesis
- CO₂ swings that reduce plant efficiency
- Energy spent without measurable yield
- Treating all crops the same, rather than optimising for specific varieties
You can’t optimise what you don’t measure. By understanding light, CO₂, and microclimates at the crop level, you can fine-tune conditions for stronger, more consistent growth.
By turning precise measurements into actionable insights, you can target exactly what each crop needs, improving yield, efficiency, and overall crop quality.
Increase Yield Through Precision
Optimise light intensity, spectrum, and CO₂ levels to maximise photosynthesis and crop output.
Improve Energy Efficiency
Align supplemental lighting and enrichment systems with actual plant demand, not estimates.
Grow Crops for Purpose
Configure greenhouse zones based on crop type, growth stage, and production goals.

Maximise Yield, Minimise Guesswork
With OneTemp, you’re not just getting sensors, you’re gaining a complete monitoring solution backed by local expertise. Our tools provide accurate, continuous data so you can make smarter, faster decisions, optimise crop performance, and use energy more efficiently. Trusted by commercial greenhouses and high-performance CEA operators, we help turn insights into measurable results.
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Dig Deeper into Optimising Your Greenhouse and CEA Operations
Explore our curated collection of guides, brochures, and technical insights designed to help you get the most from your monitoring solutions. From understanding light measurement to comparing sensor technologies, these resources give you the knowledge to make informed, data-driven decisions for your crops.


