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JPiOT / Mushroom Cultivation System

Behind every harvest.A smarter room.

Bring your growing environment into focus. Climate control, automation and energy monitoring, connected in one cultivation system.

Plan your cultivation room See the controls
A mushroom growing room: racks of growing bags on both sides, wall fans at the far end, and the JPiOT control panel mounted on a post
Cultivation roomA photograph supplied by JP Global. The panel's screen shows a JPiOT display, not this room's dashboard.

A room with its own rhythm

Four conditions. One connected view.

Temperature, humidity, carbon dioxide and light. Bring these readings together so your team can understand the room and manage its environment with greater clarity.

  • 01 / °C

    Temperature

    Track the room temperature alongside cooling and ventilation.

    26.3 °C

  • 02 / RH

    Humidity

    Monitor moisture conditions with mist and humidifier control.

    96.7 %

  • 03 / CO₂

    Carbon dioxide

    See CO₂ levels alongside ventilation and injection controls.

    486 ppm

  • 04 / lx

    Light

    Monitor illumination with dedicated lighting and schedule controls.

    200 lux

A hand holding a large oyster mushroom cap beside a row of fruiting growing bags
In a cultivation roomA picked oyster mushroom, held beside the bags it came from.

Readings as printed on the product poster. Illustrative values, not live data and not recommended growing targets.

From sensing to action

The room works as a system.

Cooling, misting, ventilation, CO₂ and light work together. Choose a step: the schematic highlights the parts involved and says what happens there.

Illustrative cultivation room · one room

1 Read · Room conditionsTemperature, humidity, CO₂ and light sensors in the room report to the controller. The power meter and the router sit on the same system.

2 Cool · Air on the moveThe cooling pad draws air through wetted media, and the ventilation fans move it across the room.

3 Mist · MoistureThe water mist system draws from its tank through a pump and sprays a fine mist over the racks.

4 CO₂ · InjectionThe injection system feeds CO₂ from its cylinder through a regulator into the room.

5 Light · On scheduleLED / UV lighting above the racks runs on the schedule set in the interface.

The cultivation room: illustrative schematicAn illustrative arrangement of the mushroom cultivation room, following the supplied product poster. A cooling pad and ventilation fans move air through the room, a water mist system humidifies it, a CO2 injection system feeds from a cylinder, and lighting runs above racked growing bottles. Temperature, humidity, CO2 and light sensors report to the controller, which is shown beside a power meter and a 4G or Wi-Fi router.ControllerTempRHCO₂LuxCO₂CoolingpadMist / waterCO₂ injectionFansLED / UV lightingRoom sensorsPower meter4G / Wi-Fi router The cultivation room: illustrative schematicAn illustrative arrangement of the mushroom cultivation room, following the supplied product poster. A cooling pad and ventilation fans move air through the room, a water mist system humidifies it, a CO2 injection system feeds from a cylinder, and lighting runs above racked growing bottles. Temperature, humidity, CO2 and light sensors report to the controller, which is shown beside a power meter and a 4G or Wi-Fi router.LED / UV lightingCooling padFansMist / waterCO₂CO₂ injectionTempRHCO₂LuxRoom sensorsControllerPower meter4G / Wi-Fi router
  • Air movement
  • Water and mist
  • CO₂ injection
  • Reading to the controller

Illustrative cultivation room, following the arrangement drawn on the product poster. Not an installation drawing, and not an equipment-control interface.

  • A cultivation room with growing bags on blue steel racks along both walls and two fans on the end wall
    The roomGrowing bags on racks along both sides, with two fans on the end wall.
  • Equipment mounted in a row along the wall facing the racks, with someone working between them
    Along the wallEquipment mounted facing the racks, with someone working between them.
  • Racks of growing bags in a room lit entirely by blue light
    Lighting onRacks of bags under a room's blue lighting.

Photographs of cultivation rooms, supplied by JP Global. What is fitted differs from room to room; the schematic above is an explanatory drawing, not a picture of these rooms.

An interface that puts you in control

Set the rhythm. Stay in control.

Organise daily operation with schedules and set points, and reach individual device controls when the room needs adjusting.

  1. 01Manual control for individual systems
  2. 02Dedicated set point and schedule views
  3. 03Equipment state and alert visibility

The dashboard on this page is a demonstration. Try it: switch tabs and toggle the device buttons. Changes happen on this page only.

JPiOT / Cultivation roomA preview of the product interface

Demo

Device control / try a switch

Preview mode. These switches do not operate real equipment.

The starting states are the ones drawn on the poster’s manual control panel.

Example set points / from the product poster

Temperature
24.0°C
Humidity
90.0%
CO₂
800ppm
Light
150lux

Example settings only. Targets for your room depend on the mushroom species, the growth stage and the room design.

Daily operating window / poster example

  • Start time08:00
  • End time20:00
  • ModeAUTO

A visual example of the operating window printed on the poster. No schedule is saved or sent to equipment.

Interactive product preview · No live connection

Energy is part of the picture

Know the conditions. See the consumption.

Keep power information beside the climate controls. The power meter view brings voltage, current and frequency together with a 24-hour chart.

  • Voltage

    242.28V

  • Current

    2.58A

  • Frequency

    50.00Hz

Power consumption · 24 hour

Redrawn
The 24-hour power chart printed on the product poster, redrawnA line running from about one kilowatt at midnight through repeated peaks near three kilowatts during the day to the highest points, about 4.7 kilowatts at 18:00 and 4.2 kilowatts at 23:00. It is redrawn from the product poster and is not a measured series from an installation.01234500:0004:0008:0012:0016:0020:0024:00kW
The 24-hour chart printed on the product poster, redrawn. A product illustration, not a measured series from an installation.

The poster also prints an active power and a total active power figure, both labelled kWh. Those figures and that unit do not agree with each other, so they are not reproduced here — ask us for the meter’s actual mapping. The meter makes electrical use visible; what it costs to run depends on the equipment and how the room is operated, so no saving percentage is promised here.

What it watches

A living view of the farm.

Follow the latest readings from our connected farm sensors.

Values appear as each sensor reports them, except weight: shown in kilograms, with a reading below zero as 0 kg.

Weight scale

Straight from the scale.

The newest reading from the weighing scale on the farm above, on its own. A scale weighs everything on its platform together: in a growing setup, the container, medium, crop and the water the medium holds, so watering raises the reading and drying brings it down.

Farm

How weight monitoring works
JPiOT · Telegram monitoring

Your farm.
Your data.
One conversation.

Check the conditions that matter, right from Telegram. Choose a system, open a sensor, and see its reading, status and next step.

Try the interactive demo. No Telegram account needed.

  1. 01Choose a system
  2. 02Select a sensor
  3. 03Read the response
JP Demo(MAHA 2026)Farm Pulse · bot preview
Live farm data
Interactive preview · No messages are sent to Telegram.
7 systems. 31 sensor readings. One place to explore them.Readings from our demo farm. Bot layout from supplied screenshots.

The bot shows the latest readings from our demonstration farm, not from a cultivation room, each with the time it was measured. It sends no Telegram messages.

This shared JPiOT demo includes features across different monitoring configurations. Sensors and integrations for your cultivation room are confirmed in your quotation.

A connected cultivation setup

Built around your operation.

These are the features listed on the product poster. The final equipment, sensor selection and installation scope are confirmed for your cultivation room.

  • Environmental sensing

    • Temperature sensor
    • Humidity sensor
    • CO₂ sensor
    • Lux / light sensor

  • Room control

    • Cooling pad and water mist / humidifier
    • Ventilation fan control
    • CO₂ injection system
    • LED / UV light and music control

  • Monitoring and operation

    • Power meter monitoring
    • IoT smart monitoring
    • Schedule and set point pages
    • Equipment status and alerts

Quantities, electrical ratings, pad and fan sizing and the installation scope are not stated here because they depend on your room; all of them are confirmed in your quotation.

See the product poster

From the rooms

What comes off the racks.

Pictures supplied by JP Global from cultivation rooms. Each caption says only what is in its frame.

  • Pale young oyster mushrooms growing in a cluster out of the neck of a growing bag
    A young flushYoung caps coming out of the neck of one bag.
  • A hand holding two broad oyster mushroom caps in front of a row of growing bags
    At pickingTwo caps held in one hand, in front of the growing bags.
  • A picked oyster mushroom cap with a steel tape measure laid across it
    MeasuredA picked cap with a tape measure laid across it.
  • An orange tray filled with picked lion's mane mushrooms
    After pickingA tray of lion's mane after picking.

Photographs supplied by JP Global from cultivation rooms. They show what grew and what was picked there; they are not a yield, a size or a grade this system promises.

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Your room. A smarter way to grow.

Tell us about your cultivation space and the operation you want to build. Your answers go into a WhatsApp message you can check before sending.

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