EC ↔ PPM Converter
Convert nutrient EC to ppm across 442, 500 and 700 scales.
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Grow light, nutrient solution and reservoir sizing.
Convert nutrient EC to ppm across 442, 500 and 700 scales.
Use ToolDaily light integral from PPFD and hours — and the runtime or intensity a crop needs.
Use ToolHow many grow lights, fans and pumps safely fit on a 15 A or 20 A circuit.
Use ToolVoltage lost along a garden or grow-room extension cord, by gauge, length and amps.
Use ToolMonthly and yearly electricity cost to run a grow light, by watts, hours and rate.
Use ToolExhaust fan size in CFM to exchange a grow tent or room's air on schedule.
Use ToolHow many gallons of reservoir your hydroponic plants need, by crop and count.
Use ToolHow many mL of stock solution to dose a hydroponic reservoir up to your target ppm.
Use ToolFix a hydroponic reservoir already mixed: how much stock to raise it, or water to lower it, to a target ppm.
Use ToolReservoir size in gallons and liters for passive Kratky hydroponics, by crop and plant count, with a bucket count suggestion.
Use ToolGrams of CO2 to lift a tent or room to target ppm, the ppm each gram buys, and how long a tank or burner supply lasts.
Use ToolBalance stock from grow-bed area: fish biomass, daily feed allowance, plants fed and minimum water volume by system type.
Use ToolVapor pressure deficit from temperature and humidity using Tetens' equation, with stage-appropriate kPa verdicts for tents and rooms.
Use ToolWet substrate weight, flush yield, pasteurization hours by method and a colonization finish date for a dry-weight recipe.
Use ToolCalculate solute and total water potential from the van 't Hoff relation, in bars, megapascals and psi, with a water-movement verdict.
Use ToolConvert nozzle count, flow and timer on-off seconds into duty cycle, daily water, pump run hours and the root dry interval.
Use ToolTurn fixture wattage into BTU per hour, then size the exhaust that holds your temperature rise and check the fan you already own.
Use ToolPrice a hydroponic build as startup, power and nutrients per cycle, then compare the harvest against what the same food costs at the store.
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