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VDL Par Meter is a portable instrument for measuring photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) between 400–700 nm in indoor cultivation. Compact size, fast reading, and stable accuracy help adjust LED grow lights and maximize yield in cannabis plants.

The Par Meter VDL Meter quantifies the photosynthetically active photon flux (PPFD) with a range of 0–3999 μmol/m²/s, offering a direct window into the light energy that plants actually use.
The 400–700 nm band corresponds to the PAR spectrum, and the correlation between absorbed photons and photosynthetic rate allows you to fine-tune luminaire distance, photoperiod times, and canopy distribution. The dedicated sensor, attached to the main unit, delivers repeatability ±1 μmol/m²/s and a resolution of 0.1 μmol/m²/s in low readings, facilitating fine decisions in propagation, growth, and flowering.
Manufactured for daily work, it operates between 0–50 °C, with operating and storage humidity without condensation.
Powered by 2 AAA batteries, it avoids dependence on the power grid in hallways or shelves; the set remains lightweight (approx. 115 g without batteries) and comfortable dimensions: 115 × 60 × 24 mm for the main unit and 80 × 45.6 × 26 mm for the sensor.
In installations with bars and panels of LED grow lights, the meter helps detect shadow areas, confirm PPFD uniformity, and check losses due to height or reflector tilt.
Compatible with grid data collection methodologies, it facilitates PPFD maps to estimate averages, minimums, and uniformity, supporting decisions on plant density, training, and pot rotation.
Within the Hydroponics Blanes catalog, a trusted Grow Shop and a benchmark as a Grow Shop in Spain, this device integrates with controllers, timers, and electrical accessories for indoor, with discreet shipping and technical support to integrate measurements into quality routines.
In professional indoor growing, knowing the real PPFD on the canopy surface avoids estimates based solely on nominal power. The Par Meter VDL Meter allows you to adjust luminaire height, balance sides, validate overlaps, and calculate approximate DLI (Daily Light Integral). The result: homogeneous canopies, less occurrence of larfy flowers, and better use of invested watts.
Instrumentation brings rigor to daily decisions. The Par Meter VDL Meter enables quick verification routines before introducing new genetics or relocating plants. With 120° light distribution, the sensor captures useful variations to correct tilts, orient side bars, and adjust distances with quantitative criteria. The stable reading favors repeatability between measurements, something key when documenting batches and evaluating results of changes in LED grow lights or ventilation.
With moderate investment, the Par Meter VDL Meter reduces hidden costs by avoiding excessive distances, underlit areas, or excessive consumption. A tool that pays for itself quickly in projects with several luminaires and batch rotation, available at Hydroponics Blanes with packs and discreet shipping.
Available at Hydroponics Blanes, a trusted Grow Shop with a wide catalog at Grow Shop in Spain. Expert advice, stock in LED grow lights and electrical accessories for indoor for domestic and professional cannabis plant projects.
Technical specifications: Range 0–3999 μmol/m²/s | Repeatability ±1 μmol/m²/s | Resolution 0.1 μmol/m²/s (0–999) | PAR band 400–700 nm (short limit 400 ±10 nm; long 700 ±10 nm) | Working temperature 0–50 °C | Power supply 2 × AAA | Unit dimensions 115 × 60 × 24 mm | Sensor dimensions 80 × 45.6 × 26 mm | Approximate weight 115 g without batteries | Storage without condensation.
Par Meter VDL Meter offers precise PPFD measurement to align intensity, uniformity, and photoperiod in indoor growing. Fast readings, lightweight construction, and wide range allow you to audit work areas, improve light maps, and fine-tune strategies with support from Hydroponics Blanes, with discreet shipping logistics and continuous technical support.