LTL Controls CO2 Generator - 10 Burner - Propane - Low Altitude (0-3500 ft)

Propane CO2 Enrichment for Low-Altitude Rooms - 10 Burners

Plants in a sealed indoor room can use up the carbon dioxide around them, which limits growth. This generator burns propane to add CO2 back into the room, and it ships with the power supply, hanging hardware, hose and regulator you need to set it up. You supply only the propane.

This 10-burner unit is built for low-altitude sites, 0-3500 ft. It suits growers with a dedicated indoor room who want a ready-to-hang CO2 source rather than assembling parts separately.

Key Features & Benefits

• Propane fuel — runs on a fuel source many growers already have on site.
• Low-altitude configuration — matched to elevations from 0 to 3500 ft.
• Complete package — includes AC power supply, hanging chains, ceiling hooks, hose and gas regulator.
• Hang-mount design — suspends from the ceiling to keep floor space clear.

Who Should Use LTL Controls CO2 Generator

Indoor growers and commercial cultivation rooms at or below 3500 ft who want to add CO2 during vegetative growth or flowering.

About LTL Controls CO2 Generator

LTL Controls makes CO2 generators in high- and low-altitude versions and in natural gas and propane versions. This model is the 10-burner, propane, low-altitude version. It ships at 27.6 lb, and the unit measures 19 x 23 x 23 in.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What do I need to provide?
A: You provide the propane fuel source. The generator, AC power supply, hanging chains, ceiling hooks, hose and gas regulator are included.

Q: What elevation is this model for?
A: This low-altitude model is recommended for elevations from 0 to 3500 ft. Above 3500 ft, choose the high-altitude version.

Q: Can it run on natural gas?
A: This listing is the propane model. LTL Controls offers separate natural gas versions of its generators.

Q: How do I mount it?
A: Hang it from the ceiling using the included chains and hooks. Connect the hose and regulator to your propane supply and plug in the AC power supply.

Q: What does low altitude mean here?
A: It refers to the burner setup for sites at lower elevation, where air is denser. The recommended range is 0 to 3500 ft.