“How much light reaches my plants right now?”
Use a handheld PAR/PPFD meter when you want fast spot checks, fixture comparisons or coverage mapping.
AquaHorti makes PAR/PPFD, DLI, LUX/FC, CCT, blue-light, UVA, red/NIR, solar irradiance and environmental measurement tools, plus lighting and ventilation controls for grow spaces and reef aquariums.
Do not start with a model number. Start with the decision you need to make. These are the shortest paths to the right product family.
Use a handheld PAR/PPFD meter when you want fast spot checks, fixture comparisons or coverage mapping.
Use a logger when one spot reading is not enough and you need DLI history and light trends over time.
Measure PAR together with CO₂, temperature, humidity and VPD when the full grow environment matters.
Measure at coral level rather than relying on fixture specifications or one reading above the aquarium.
Measure LUX/FC, CCT, blue-light parameters and multi-point illuminance when evaluating desks, rooms, displays or lighting installations.
Choose by wavelength and application: sunlight UV, 385/405 nm near-UV, 660/850 nm red/NIR, or dental curing light.
Choose a grow-light/fan controller for horticulture, or a multi-channel LED fixture for reef lighting.
The AquaHorti Blog connects measurement data to real decisions in greenhouses, grow rooms and reef aquariums. It is a growing library covering PAR, CO₂, VPD, coral lighting, spectral choices and practical measurement workflows.
A good instrument gives you a number. A useful guide helps you understand where to measure, what can change the result, and which other variables may matter. That is why the Blog is now a core part of AquaHorti rather than a hidden link.
Understand why light intensity is only one part of the crop environment.
A crop-specific example of turning measurements into stage-by-stage decisions.
Why visual brightness alone cannot describe the light reaching a coral.
Every product is shown here. Grouping by application makes the range easier to scan for people and gives search engines and AI systems clearer context about each model.
From instant PPFD to daily DLI and complete crop-environment checks.
Best for: comparing grow-light intensity and spectral components.
Best for: seeing daily light trends instead of one instant reading.
Best for: checking light together with the surrounding crop environment.
Measure the underwater light environment, then control the fixture that creates it.
Best for: mapping the light your corals receive at their actual positions.
Best for: reef keepers who want seven-channel app-controlled lighting.
Quantify illuminance, color temperature, blue-light parameters and lighting distribution instead of judging brightness by eye.
Best for: evaluating indoor lighting quality and illuminance distribution beyond one brightness reading.
Choose by wavelength and source rather than by a generic “light meter” label.
Best for: monitoring outdoor UV intensity and accumulated UV exposure.
Best for: checking resin 3D-printer UV intensity and uniformity.
Best for: comparing red and near-infrared output by distance and position.
Best for: checking blue and UVA output from dental curing lights.
Tools for field irradiance checks, grow-light schedules and airflow automation.
Best for: PV checks, outdoor research and direct solar irradiance measurements.
Best for: combining grow-light control with two fan channels in one Wi-Fi system.
Best for: automating inline duct fans and grow-light operation.
A meter is useful only when you know what it measures, where to place it and how to interpret the result. AquaHorti product pages are organized around those decisions rather than around feature lists alone.
Use the product pages to answer four practical questions:
Choose based on the decision you need to make, not the longest specification list.
Short answers to the questions that usually determine which product fits the job.
Choose AH-Quantuv for handheld PAR/PPFD, UVA and Blue/Green/Red PAR comparisons. Choose AH-PARDLI for day-long PAR logging and DLI history. Choose AH-200 when you need PAR together with CO₂, temperature, humidity and VPD.
AH-Quantuv is built for detailed spot measurements and grow-light comparisons, including UVA and separate Blue/Green/Red PAR components. AH-PARDLI is built for measuring how PAR changes across the day, calculating DLI and keeping long-term history.
AH-Reef measures underwater PAR and UVA at coral level and supports multi-point mapping. MegaReef 100 is a seven-channel reef LED light with Bluetooth app control; it is a lighting product rather than a PAR meter.
Choose AH-300 when you need LUX/foot-candle, CCT, blue-light parameters and multi-point illuminance recording for desks, rooms, displays or lighting installations. Its spectrum preview has specific white-LED compatibility limits, which are explained on the AH-300 page.
Use AH-Sunuvi for sunlight UV Index and accumulated UV dose, AH-NUV for 385/405 nm near-UV sources such as resin 3D printers, AH-RDNIR for 660 nm red and 850 nm near-infrared sources, and AH-DCLM for dental curing-light checks.
No. App requirements vary by model. For example, AH-PARDLI uses a Bluetooth app for light curves, history and CSV export, while several handheld meters provide their primary readings directly on the device.
No. The product range includes horticulture and grow-light tools, indoor and commercial lighting measurement, reef-aquarium measurement and lighting, sunlight and optical irradiance meters, dental curing-light measurement, and solar irradiance tools.
Browse the complete range above or open a model page for specifications, workflow, limitations and purchase options.