Greenhouse Lighting Systems
Professional Solutions to Enhance Efficiency in Greenhouse Lighting Systems
Ensuring continuous production and high quality in modern greenhouses goes beyond climate control and irrigation systems. Keyway provides growers with uninterrupted agricultural productivity throughout the year by designing lighting systems tailored to meet the photosynthetic needs of plants. Taking into account plant biology, geographic location, daylight duration, and production goals, we develop customized lighting solutions for each project—offering maximum light efficiency through both LED and high-pressure sodium (HPS) systems.
Light Planning Tailored to Plant Species and Production Objectives
Keyway’s engineering team carefully calculates the Photosynthetic Photon Flux Density (PPFD) levels required by different plant species, creating project-specific light plans. For crops such as lettuce, basil, strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers, ornamental plants, and medical cannabis, light intensity, duration, and spectrum are meticulously adjusted according to growth stages. This approach maximizes photosynthesis capacity while maintaining energy consumption at optimal levels.
Integrated Projects with Global Lighting Technology Leaders
In our greenhouse lighting projects, Keyway collaborates with world-renowned technology companies. We provide high-efficiency, long-lasting LED lighting solutions from industry leaders such as Philips, Osram, and Fluence. For high light-demand production, internationally recognized high-pressure sodium (HPS) lamps from brands like Hortilux and Gavita are preferred. These strong partnerships ensure that the most suitable light sources are selected and seamlessly integrated into each greenhouse environment.
Turnkey Lighting Systems
Our lighting projects go beyond product supply. Keyway offers turnkey solutions encompassing site surveys, lighting engineering, energy infrastructure planning, installation, commissioning, and remote control systems. Lighting setups are configured to integrate with automation software, optimizing light management for maximum energy savings.
