90*50mm Black and White Non-hollow Hydroponic Channels

SpecificationsSize: 90×50 mmMaterial: PVC-UColor: Black and WhiteLength: 4 meters (customizable)Hole Size: 30mm / 40mm (customizable)Best for: Leafy greens, herbsSpecial Features: Anti-algae and ensure clean channels; thermal insulation to maintain stable internal temperatures, ideal for year-round growth.

product details

Compact & Durable – Best for Small Crops

Certificate & Testing

SGS Total Fluorine Screening (Miilkiia) SGS EU RoHS （Miilkiia）

Application Scenarios

✅ Hydroponic Greenhouses – Perfect for smaller hydroponic systems where space is at a premium. The non-openable, anti-algae design helps keep the system clean and reduces maintenance time.

✅ Urban Farming – Ideal for compact home or urban farming setups. Its anti-algae feature is great for maintaining plant health and ensures high-quality crops even in smaller spaces.

✅ Aquaponics – Suitable for aquaponic systems, where algae prevention and temperature regulation are essential for balancing fish and plant health.

Recommended Accessories

Medium net pots (30mm/40mm)

Low-flow irrigation system

Adjustable mounting brackets

FAQ

Q1: Does the anti-algae feature affect crop growth?

A1: No, the anti-algae coating doesn’t interfere with plant growth. It helps maintain a cleaner system by preventing algae build-up, which can block nutrient flow and harm plant roots.

Q2: How does the thermal insulation help?

A2: The thermal insulation ensures a stable environment for plant roots by maintaining consistent internal temperatures, even in fluctuating outdoor conditions. This feature is especially useful in winter or extreme climates.

Q3: What’s the difference between black and white hydroponic channels?

A3: The black and white design is specifically created to prevent algae growth. The white side reflects light, which helps deter algae from forming, while the black side absorbs heat, helping maintain internal temperatures. This contrast is more effective at controlling algae compared to plain white channels.