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Plantlife Technologies – Fertigung

LED lighting solutions and light control for professional indoor plant cultivation

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BILTON LEDON TECHNOLOGY GmbH

Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer (AT)New on Amplifa

FN351688p, Company Register CourtCommercial Register
99%Spectrum Efficiency
75% on averageLight Uniformity

About Plantlife Technologies

Plantlife Technologies is the plant lighting specialized division of BILTON LEDON TECHNOLOGY GmbH, based in Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer (Austria). The team develops highly efficient LED lighting solutions for compact indoor cultivation areas, in particular the ModuLED lighting system with LightPads and integrated Grow Controller. The spectrum of the luminaires is matched to the photon absorption curves of plant pigments such as chlorophyll, carotenoids, phototropin and phytochrome; according to the manufacturer, the plants use around 99% of the emitted photons. A network of LightPads achieves an average light distribution uniformity of 75% across the cultivation area. Target industries are indoor farming, medical cannabis cultivation and horticulture. The company supports installations scientifically, offers consulting on the growing environment and objectives, and distributes its products via wholesalers and sales partners. Bilton Ledon Technology sees itself as a pioneer of the LED lighting industry.

Site
Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer
Processes
Development of LED lighting solutions for indoor plant cultivation, Grow Controller / light control, Scientific support of pilot installations, Consulting on growing environment and objectives, Distribution via wholesalers/sales partners
Materials
LED Technology, HPS Comparison Technology
Industries
Indoor Farming, Medical Cannabis Cultivation, Horticulture (tomatoes, chili, cucumbers), Horticulture Lighting, Horticulture (tomatoes, chili, cucumbers etc.)
  1. 01

    Consulting on growing environment and objectives

  2. 02

    Development of the light spectrum based on plant physiology research

  3. 03

    Development and manufacturing of the LED lighting solutions

  4. 04

    Scientifically supported pilot installations

  5. 05

    Distribution via wholesalers/sales partners

Technology & Spectrum

LED

LED Technology

Combinable LEDs (including deep blue and deep red) enable the creation of plant-specific light spectra with precise intensity control.

HPS

HPS Comparison Technology

Sodium vapor lamps serve as reference; in a comparative study, ModuLED achieved 24.5 g versus 11.8 g of dry mass per plant with over 40% lower energy consumption.

Locations

Standort Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer

Saalfelden am Steinernen Meer

AT

Headquarters

Products

ModuLED LightPads
ModuLED LightPadsLED lighting · Indoor Farming
ModuLED Grow Controller
ModuLED Grow ControllerLight control · Indoor Farming

Inside the production

ModuLED application
ModuLED application
ModuLED above planting tables
ModuLED above planting tables
Grow Lights product overview
Grow Lights product overview
Plant lighting in cultivation
Plant lighting in cultivation
Plant lighting in cultivation
Plant lighting in cultivation

Industries

Indoor FarmingMedical Cannabis CultivationHorticulture (tomatoes, chili, cucumbers)Horticulture LightingHorticulture (tomatoes, chili, cucumbers etc.)

Additional services

Development of LED lighting solutions for indoor plant cultivationGrow Controller / light controlScientific support of pilot installationsConsulting on growing environment and objectivesDistribution via wholesalers/sales partners

History

  1. 2021

    Blog post "Why the light spectrum is important for plants" (October 18, 2021)

  2. 2022

    Publication of the comparative study HPS vs. LED (ModuLED Pro) on August 9, 2022

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