Digital Integrated Sensor Module

All-in-One Sensor for CO2, Temperature, Humidity, and Light

Wiring a separate sensor for CO2, temperature, humidity, and light adds four cable runs and four failure points to an environmental control setup that only needs one clean reading per zone. The D.I.S.M. Digital Integrated Sensor Module combines all four measurements into a single compact unit that comes standard with the iPonic Series of controllers.

Connected with a 16-foot cord, this sensor can be positioned away from the controller for a canopy-level reading, giving growers a complete environmental picture from one sensor placement instead of four separate ones.

Key Features & Benefits

• Four Sensors in One — measures CO2, temperature, humidity, and light from a single module.
• High-Resolution Light Sensor — captures precise light readings for accurate environmental data.
• 16-Foot Cord — position the sensor away from the controller for canopy-level readings.
• Built for the iPonic Series — comes standard with iPonic Series controllers.

Who Should Use the D.I.S.M. Sensor Module

This module fits growers using an iPonic Series controller who need a single sensor to capture CO2, temperature, humidity, and light data together rather than wiring four separate sensors into the same zone.

About Link4 Corporation

Link4 Corporation builds the iPonic line of environmental controllers and sensor modules, including the D.I.S.M., designed to combine multiple environmental readings into a single sensor placement for greenhouse and grow room control.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the D.I.S.M. measure?

It measures temperature, humidity, CO2 concentration, and high-resolution light levels, all from a single module. That combination replaces what would otherwise take four separate sensors.

Which controllers use this sensor?

It comes standard with the iPonic Series of controllers, including the iPonic 614 and iPonic 624. Growers replacing or adding a sensor to one of those controllers use this same module.

How long is the sensor cord, and why does that matter?

The cord runs 16 feet, which allows the sensor to be positioned away from the controller for a more representative canopy-level reading. Without that length, growers would be limited to mounting the sensor right next to the controller itself.

Can I use this as a replacement sensor on an existing controller?

Yes, it can be used to replace or add a sensor module on a compatible iPonic Series controller. That makes it useful both as original equipment and as a spare part.