Greenhouse Horticulture
Internationalisation
Traditionally, the Netherlands has been an important player in greenhouse horticulture. Exports of vegetables, flowers and plants are worth many billions. Greenhouse horticulture in particular, with the relevant specifically developed assimilation lighting, plays a huge role in this market.
Worldwide
Isolectra is proud to be part of greenhouse horticulture. And our share is growing. The increase in population growth is forcing national governments to increase home-grown production. As a result, policies are focusing on a higher degree of self-sufficiency. In recent years, greenhouse construction and assimilation lighting have spread from the Netherlands all over the world.
Challenging environment
Wieland Electric has developed the RST® concept together with Isolectra. A pluggable electrical installation concept for challenging environments such as greenhouse farming. All RST® products are IP66, IP67, IP68 and IP69K certified. This concept is now used in many greenhouses around the world. It is even considered the market standard for assimilation lighting.
Bespoke
The top-grade products enable fast, error-free (pluggable electrical) installation anywhere in the world. We are familiar with the regulations and standards in force on every continent. Together with our partners, we deliver installations with a focus on efficiency, flexibility and sustainability. And always bespoke.
01 June 2021RST® MINI - MOLA® Device connectorTime to read: less than 1 minuteBekijkenThe innovative modular device connector with spring-clamp technology –...
17 April 2021Unburdening is the key wordTime to read: 3 minutesBekijkenAdditionally, the increase in prefab construction has made pluggable e...
12 April 2021Isolectra in contact with the customerTime to read: 2 minutesBekijkenWe regularly visit our customers to hear how they are doing. This is n...
25 January 2021DC in greenhouse horticulture?Time to read: 2 minutesBekijkenWill DC (direct current) come to greenhouse horticulture or not? What’...
