New Horticulture LED Product for Faster and Healthier Plant Growth
Polymatech Electronics has launched its new horticulture LED products: RavayeTM full-spectrum packages and modules, as well as monochromatic LEDs.
Aimed at providing enhanced greenhouse and vertical farming lighting for professional horticulture applications, these products set a new standard with their broader spectrum of light for faster and healthier plant growth, improved farming environments, and reduced lighting system costs.
Full-spectrum light includes a range of wavelengths from Yellow – Green – Blue – Red, creating a blend of light that promotes healthier plant growth by accelerating photosynthesis, strengthening plant immunity, and increasing nutritional value.
Polymatech offers a wide variety of wavelength combinations in their RavayeTM line to meet the diverse design needs of horticulture lighting manufacturers.
Eswara Rao Nandam, Founder and President of Polymatech Electronics said, “RavayeTM represents a new level of excellence in Polymatech products. It will revolutionise vertical farming, hydroponics, and horticulture applications. The innovative use of LED lighting enhances nutritious plant growth and can also help lower a farmer’s lighting system costs, increasing profitability in many ways. We specialised in Opto-semiconductors and we have now expanded our products into farming lighting that provides full-spectrum solutions for crop needs.”
With this new cutting-edge technology, the dream of ‘farmer everyone AND farming everywhere” is not far away, added Nandam.
According to a report by Fortune Business Insights, the global horticulture lighting market is expected to grow from $6.19 billion in 2022 to $19.87 billion by 2029, at a compound annual growth rate of 18.1% in the forecast period. In order to support this explosive expansion, key global players are planning to launch advanced technology-based indoor lighting through partnerships and collaborations. Polymatech’s RavayeTM LED packages are now in mass production for lighting manufacturers and growers worldwide, and the modules will be available starting in March 2023.
