
Iluminar HASH Environment Sensor Module for Wireless Room Monitoring
The Iluminar HASH Environment Sensor Module is a wireless multi-zone probe. It pairs to the HASH Lighting Controller and feeds it real-time PAR, temperature, humidity, CO2, and calculated VPD. Inside the housing: a Bosch BME280 for temp and RH, an industrial-grade SH-DS NDIR CO2 sensor, and a phototransistor for light. Connection back to the controller is RF wireless. Up to 1100 m line of sight, with practical 50-100 m in a built-out facility.
Why Multi-Zone Wireless Sensing Beats a Single Wired Probe
A wired 4-in-1 ties the controller to one location. The HASH approach lets up to six wireless sensor modules run off a single HASH controller. A flower room, a veg room, and a drying space each get their own probe — and the controller logs all three independently. Growers typically place the modules at canopy height in the center of each zone. CO2 needs about a 90-second warmup before readings stabilize. iOS and Android apps drive setup; no PC required.
Key Features
- Measurements: PAR, temperature, humidity, atmospheric pressure, CO2 PPM, calculated VPD
- Sensor stack: Bosch BME280 (temp/RH/pressure), SH-DS NDIR CO2, phototransistor light sensor
- Wireless range: Up to 1100 m line of sight, 50-100 m typical inside a dense facility
- Multi-zone: Up to 6 sensor modules per HASH controller for separate flower / veg / drying zones
- App control: iOS and Android — controller setup and zone monitoring without a PC
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Measurements | PAR, temp, RH, atmospheric pressure, CO2 (PPM), calculated VPD |
| Sensor Components | Bosch BME280 (temp/RH/pressure), SH-DS NDIR CO2 sensor, phototransistor |
| Wireless Range | Up to 1100 m line of sight; 50-100 m typical indoors |
| CO2 Warmup | ~90 seconds for stable readings |
| Operating Range | 0-65 C (32-149 F) |
| Connectivity | RF wireless to HASH Lighting Controller; iOS / Android app |
| Multi-Sensor Support | Up to 6 wireless sensor modules per HASH controller |