TechGrow T-Micro CO2 Controller – 300-2000 ppm and 1,000 W switching (sensor not included)
TechGrow T-Micro CO2 Controller – 300-2000 ppm and 1,000 W switching (sensor not included)
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Sensor: TechGrow S-2, NOT included
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Range: 300-2000 ppm
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Hysteresis: 20-200 ppm (recommended 50)
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Switching: 1,000 W · maximum 4 A
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Reading: 1 per second
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Includes: 5 m UTP cable
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Description
- ⚠️ Sensor NOT included: requires the TechGrow S-2, which Hortitec does not distribute.
- 🌿 Range: 300–2000 ppm with adjustable hysteresis from 20 to 200 ppm.
- ⚡ Switching: 1,000 W, maximum 4 A. 5 m UTP cable included.
- 🔄 Open-wire detection, power outage memory, and calibration using outside air.
- ⚠️ Safety: high CO2 levels are dangerous. Never enter without ventilating first.
Only purchase it if you already have an S-2 sensor or can obtain one: without it, the controller will not work.
Full description
TechGrow T-Micro CO2 Controller
🔴 Read this before buying: the T-Micro does NOT include the CO2 sensor. It requires the TechGrow S-2 sensor, which is sold separately and is not distributed by Hortitec. Without that sensor, the controller cannot measure anything and is useless. We put it in the title and repeat it here because we would rather lose the sale than sell you equipment that you will not be able to use.
If you already have an S-2, or can get one through another channel, the T-Micro is a solid and very straightforward controller to use.
Specifications
- Control range: 300-2000 ppm
- Adjustable hysteresis: 20-200 ppm (50 ppm recommended)
- Reading frequency: 1 reading per second
- Switching: 1,000 W (maximum 4 A)
- Calibration with outdoor air
- Broken wire detection
- Power outage memory
- Includes 5 m UTP cable
- Sensor: TechGrow S-2, NOT included and not distributed by Hortitec
Why hysteresis matters
Hysteresis is the margin between the point at which the controller opens the supply and the point at which it closes it. With too narrow a margin, the equipment switches constantly and puts strain on the generator or solenoid valve. With 50 ppm, which is the recommended value, the supply operates in clean and stable cycles.
Broken wire detection and memory
Two details that are appreciated in real installations: if the sensor cable is cut or disconnected, the equipment detects it instead of continuing to dose blindly; and if the power goes out, the power outage memory restores the configuration upon startup.
⚠️ Safety: CO2 is not harmless
CO2 at high concentrations is dangerous for people. Normal air is around 420 ppm; an enriched room operates at 1,200-1,500 ppm and above about 5,000 ppm there is a real health risk. Never enter a room with active dosing without ventilating first. Cut off the supply, extract for a few minutes, and enter afterward. In closed rooms, install an independent CO2 detector.
What it can control
With 1,000 W and 4 A maximum, it easily switches the solenoid valve of a compressed CO2 tank or the control of a propane generator. Always check the power consumption of the equipment you are going to connect before wiring it.
Is a controller worth it for you?
- Less than 2 m³: no. Passive consumable and ready.
- 2-10 m³: still not worth it.
- 10-30 m³: yes, with compressed tank, which does not add heat.
- More than 30 m³ with controlled climate: controller + propane combustion.
Warranty
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Your satisfaction is our priority.
How to use
1. Before installing anything, get the TechGrow S-2 sensor: without it, the controller cannot measure.
2. Connect the sensor to the controller using the included 5 m UTP cable and place it at canopy height.
3. Calibrate the equipment with outside air following the manufacturer's procedure.
4. Connect the generator or solenoid valve to the controller, without exceeding 1,000 W or 4 A.
5. Set the ppm target and adjust the hysteresis to about 50 ppm so that the supply operates in clean cycles.
6. Stop dosing and ventilate for a few minutes before entering the room.

TechGrow T-Micro CO2 Controller – 300-2000 ppm and 1,000 W switching (sensor not included)
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Frequently asked questions
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No, y es muy importante que lo sepas antes de comprar: el T-Micro necesita el sensor TechGrow S-2, que se vende por separado y que Hortitec no distribuye. Sin ese sensor el controlador no puede medir nada y no sirve de nada. Solo te compensa si ya tienes un S-2 o puedes conseguirlo por otra vía.
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Controla concentraciones de 300 a 2000 ppm con una lectura por segundo. La histéresis es ajustable entre 20 y 200 ppm, siendo 50 ppm el valor recomendado para que el aporte trabaje en ciclos limpios y estables. Además permite calibración con aire exterior.
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Con 1.000 W de conmutación y un máximo de 4 A, conmuta sin problema la electroválvula de una botella de CO2 comprimido o el mando de un generador de propano. Eso sí, comprueba siempre el consumo del equipo que vayas a conectar antes de cablearlo.
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El T-Micro incorpora detección de cable roto: si el cable del sensor se corta o se desconecta, el equipo lo detecta en lugar de seguir dosificando a ciegas. Y si se va la luz, la memoria ante apagón devuelve la configuración al arrancar. Incluye además un cable UTP de 5 m.
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El CO2 en concentración alta es peligroso para las personas: el aire normal ronda las 420 ppm, una sala enriquecida trabaja a 1.200-1.500 ppm y por encima de unas 5.000 ppm hay riesgo real para la salud. Nunca entres en una sala con dosificación activa sin ventilar antes: corta el aporte, extrae unos minutos y entra después. En salas cerradas, instala un detector de CO2 independiente.
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Depende del volumen: por debajo de 2 m3 no compensa y basta un consumible pasivo, y entre 2 y 10 m3 tampoco suele salir a cuenta. A partir de 10-30 m3 sí compensa, idealmente con botella de CO2 comprimido que no añade calor; y en salas de más de 30 m3 con clima controlado, la combinación adecuada es controlador más combustión de propano.