A light trolley system for vertical-plane growing that maximizes the coverage area, quality of light, and useable growing area is provided. The light trolley system comprises a support structure and a first C rail secured to the support structure. The first C rail has a first end and a second end. A first brace is mounted to the first C rail and a first light trolley secured to the first brace. The first light trolley has at least one bar light mounted within a light manifold. The first brace supports and stabilizes the first light trolley. The combined first brace and first light trolley is moveable along the first C rail between the first end and the second end of the first C rail allowing the first light trolley to be moved to various locations increasing labor efficiency in the growing area.

A light fixture for high temperature lights with a fluid cooling system operably secured thereto designed to provide optimal cooling using minimal resources and materials. The fluid may be air, water, coolant or the like. An improved heat sink positioned between the cooling fluid and the light provides optimal fluid flow geometries and creates at least one of three possible optimized cooling conditions: First, by forcing fluid to rush through one or more restricting apertures its velocity may be increased by the localized pressure drop. Second, by positioning the heat sink heat exchange structure immediately downstream of the restricting apertures and forcing the fluid flow to change direction while within the confines of the heat exchange structure. Third, the fluid flow may be bifurcated to flow bilaterally through both ends of the heat sink at once in parallel.

A plant lamp includes a radiator member, a power box, and lamp beads. The radiator member includes an upper surface, a lower surface opposite to the lower surface, and side surfaces connected between the upper surface and the lower surface. The power box and the lamp beads are arranged on the upper surface and the lower surface respectively. The power box is electrically connected to the lamp beads. The plant lamp further includes at least one power socket electrically connected to the power box and a wiring module. At least one side surface of the radiator member is provided with a fixing seat, the fixing seat defines a slot capable of engaging with a quick lock. When the two plant lamps are to be assembled, the fixing seats of the two plant lamps close to each other, and the quick lock runs through the slots of the fixing seats of the two plant lamps to lock the two plant lamps together.

A lighting assembly includes a light guide having opposed major surfaces, a light input edge extending between the major surfaces and including first and second input regions, a first light guide region associated with the first input region and including first light extracting elements, and a second light guide region associated with the second input region and including second light extracting elements. A first light source segment is arranged to input light through the first input region and into the first light guide region, and a second light source segment is arranged to input light through the second input region and into the second light guide region. The first light source segment and the second light source segment are independently controllable to control an illumination state of the solid-state light emitters

A system for decontaminating/neutralizing breathable air and surfaces in an occupied enclosed space, i.e., agricultural greenhouse, includes mounting an atmospheric hydroxyl radical generator along an inside surface of the atmospheric hydroxyl radical generator having respective opposite air inlets and air outlets. The hydroxyl radical generator includes a polygonal housing supporting a plurality of spaced crystal-spliced UV optics, which are tubular, medical grade pure quartz optics to emit/irradiate ultraviolet in the nanometer wavelength/ultraviolet spectrum of between 100 and 400 nanometers for deactivating and neutralizing atmospheric chemicals and pathogens in breathable air and surfaces. The hydroxyl radicals contact the walls of the reaction chamber housing. The hydroxyl radicals become created and excited to react quickly with impurities including VOC, virus, bacteria and fungi, rendering them inactivated and neutral. The breathable air passes through the polygonal housing and is decontaminated and neutralized of impurities before entering the occupied enclosed space.

An adjustable lighting system and method are used to provide uniform exposure of light to plants in a vertical hydroponics system. The system and method utilize sensors, an adjustable lighting arrangement, and a microcontroller. The microcontroller measures light intensity within the vertical hydroponics system and adjusts the illumination of the lighting arrangement to provide an equal amount of illumination to the plants.

A trolley conveyor. The trolley conveyor includes: a tubular rail track having a slotted opening at the top. A trolley chain installed to move in the rail track. A hanger is provided for suspending therebelow objects to be transported. The hanger includes a connector at the upper end thereof which extends downward to toward the center of the trolley chain. The trolley chain includes vertical and horizontal rollers in chain units, with vertical rollers in one chain unit and horizontal rollers in an adjacent chain unit. The chain units are pivotally connected for up and down and side to side motion within the track. While the trolley chain moves, the connector avoids contact with the ends of the slot in the track. Thus, the trolley conveyor prevents the generation of noise and foreign substances. Also, the trolley conveyor prevents transfer of dirt, oil, and debris to an object being transported.

Modular plant cultivation and storage systems are disclosed herein. Such systems may enable individuals to grow, or obtain managed growth of, various plants, such as flowers, trees, fruits and vegetables, herbs, fungi, medicinal plants (e.g., marijuana, where legally permitted), etc. The modular plant cultivation and storage system may be a professionally equipped and staffed cultivation center where individuals can bring seeds and/or seedlings to grow and be serviced, monitored, and stored for a fee. Such modular plant cultivation and storage systems provide a safe, effective method to produce a high quality, high quantity plant products with additional services that can test and produce other products from the initial crop.

A light fixture for indoor growing of horticulture products includes oppositely arranged first and second support rails with light bars extending therebetween, a power driver disposed at an interior of the one of the support rails and coupled with the light bars to diver power thereto, and a rotation element which allows the light fixture to pivot between an extended position in which the first and second support rails each extend linearly and are arranged parallel to one another, and a folded position in which a first side of the light fixture is arranged atop a second side of the light fixture and first portions of the support rails contact and lie flat against opposite second portions of the support rails.

The present invention relates to the radiant artificial lunar light system that contains effective elements for the growth of plants. To explain more specifically, the radiant artificial lunar light system emits lights containing the main mineral materials distributed on the oceanic region of the moon, such as Si, Ti, Fe, Mg, Ca, Na, K, P, Mn, Cr, etc. each doped with a doner by the plural PN bond-type semiconductors' photon device modules; and plural PN bond-type semiconductors' photon device modules; and plural PN bond-type semiconductors' LED modules emitting lights of certain intensity, in order to form the radiant artificial lunar light system. If this system is turned into operation, using the microcomputer equipped with a means to control, controlling the wavelengths and luminous intensity, the radiant artificial lunar lights similar in nature (spectra) to the lights emitted from the oceanic and highland regions of the moon are made available so that the artificial lunar lights can supply the plants with the mineral elements for the plants to grow more effectively.