AROYA GO Sizing Recommendations

AROYA GO supports up to 10 TEROS ONE substrate sensors, and 5 CLIMATE ONE climate stations. Based on our extensive experience with growers of all sizes, we recommend 1 sensor per 100 sq. ft. of Canopy, or 1 per irrigation zone. Here are our recommendations as to how many TEROS ONEs you need depending on the size of your grow:


# of TEROS ONESubstrate Sensors

 

Total Canopy Square Feet@ Optimal Spacing

(1 per 100 sq. ft.)

Total Canopy Square Feet@ Minimal Spacing

(1 per 150 sq. ft.)

2 (Base Kit) 200 300
3 300 450
4 400 600
5 500 750
6 600 900
7 700 1,050
8 800 1,200
9 900 1,350
10 1,000 1,500

If your facility is larger than these recommendations, please contact AROYA Sales at sales@aroya.io or +1 509.332.5586 to provide you with an appropriate solution.

When ordering additional TEROS ONE Substrate Sensors, keep in mind that there are dual-sensor and single-sensor models:

AROYA GO
AROYA GO

TEROS ONE EC/VWC

Substrate Sensor

Cord Length: 16 inches


TEROS ONE EC/VWC
TEROS ONE EC/VWC

TEROS ONE EC/VWC

Substrate Sensor (2 Sensors)

Cord Lengths: 15 feet


Consider how you will place the sensors for your grow room based on the layout, the dimensions of your benches and the length of the cords for each model.

We also recommend 1 CLIMATE ONE climate station for each Grow Room, but no less than 1 per every 600 sq. ft. of Canopy. AROYA GO supports up to 5 climate stations. If your facility exceeds these recommendations, please contact AROYA Sales at sales@aroya.io or +1 509.332.5586 to provide you with an appropriate solution.

You may also consider adding one Quantum Sensor to each Grow Room to measure light energy (PPFD and DLI) which is another important parameter to measure in your grow.Note that all AROYA sensors (TEROS ONE, CLIMATE ONE, etc.) communicate over a wireless mesh network, and you should ensure each sensor is no more than 75 feet away from another sensor or the AROYA Gateway. If your layout exceeds this requirement you should increase your sensor density accordingly.