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This double-layered blackout screen is engineered for precise day-length control, making them ideal for highly light-sensitive crops. With an aluminum or white upper surface, the screens reflect sunlight and help reduce nighttime heat loss, allowing plant temperatures to remain more stable for improved growth conditions.
Their unique knitted structure enhances breathability and minimizes condensation while allowing the screens to be folded into a compact bundle, ensuring maximum light availability when fully opened.
Providing 99.9% total light blockage, the double-layered design ensures complete blackout for crops requiring shorter day lengths than natural daylight allows. At the same time, the enhanced insulation delivers excellent energy savings, lowering winter heating costs and increasing overall benefits for growers.
A blackout screen made of two-layer materials, designed for photoperiod-sensitive plants such as chrysanthemums. It provides highly effective light blocking with a light transmittance of less than 0.1%.
In greenhouses with artificial lighting systems, the white underside of the screen has a 60% reflectivity, increasing the light received by crops by 3–5%.
The aluminum foil or white surface on the upper side reflects sunlight, preventing unnecessary heat buildup while retaining warmth during the night.
Highly UV-resistant and anti-static, the product remains clean and effective even after prolonged use.
The woven structure allows the shading screen to be breathable and water-permeable. When closed, humidity may slightly increase but will not form water droplets on the screen surface.
Despite being made of double-layer materials, the screen can be folded into a compact size, ensuring maximum light access to crops when opened.
BO99 A/B+B/B
BO99 A/B+B/W
| Model | Material | Light Transmittance (sunny) | Light Transmittance (cloudy) | Shading Rate | Energy Saving Rate |
| BO99 A/B+B/B | Blackout aluminum strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/B+B/W | Blackout aluminum strips, white-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/A+B/B | Blackout aluminum strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/A+B/W | Blackout aluminum strips, white-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 W/B+B/B | White-blackout strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 70% |
| BO99 W/B+B/W | White-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 70% |
| Feature | White Screen | Aluminum Screen | Blackout Screen |
| Material & Structure | Knitted polymer threads with white coating | Special aluminum strips combined with transparent polymer in knitted structure | Opaque knitted fabric, often polyester or PVC-based |
| Shading & Light Control | Diffuses sunlight evenly, moderate shading | Reflects sunlight efficiently, moderate to high shading depending on design | Blocks nearly all light, total shading |
| Cooling Performance | Reduces heat buildup by diffusing light | Reflective aluminum strips and open knitted structure improve daytime cooling | Minimal cooling effect; mainly blocks sunlight |
| Nighttime Energy Saving | Limited heat retention | Reduces heat loss from crops at night, highly energy-efficient | High heat retention but can trap humidity; less breathable |
| Impact on Crop Growth | Supports uniform growth and prevents scorching | Balances cooling and heat retention, ideal for sensitive or high-value crops | Suitable for dark treatment or night shading; may stress light-sensitive crops if overused |
| Durability & Maintenance | Moderate; prone to dust accumulation | Highly durable, UV-resistant, anti-static | Durable, easy to clean, may fade over time |
| Best Applications | General shading, summer cooling | Energy-saving internal shading, year-round temperature control | Total light blocking, dark treatment, or winter energy conservation |
| Cost | Generally lower | Moderate to high | Moderate |
Summary:
White knitted screens are ideal for moderate shading and even light diffusion, suitable for general crops.
Knitted aluminum screens offer the best combination of shading, cooling, and nighttime energy savings, perfect for sensitive or high-value crops.
Blackout knitted screens provide total light blocking, ideal for night shading or dark-treatment applications, but less effective for daytime cooling.
Ideal for photoperiod-sensitive crops such as chrysanthemums, poinsettias, kalanchoes, cannabis, and other ornamentals requiring strict short-day conditions to initiate flowering.
Suitable for greenhouses using artificial grow lights, preventing external light from entering and internal light from escaping to avoid disruption of crop growth cycles.
Used in climate-controlled greenhouses to enhance insulation, reduce winter heating costs, and maintain stable temperatures for more efficient crop production.
Helps protect seedlings and young plants from excess light while maintaining a controlled microclimate.
Applied in research facilities, breeding centers, and high-precision growing environments that require reliable blackout performance and consistent climate regulation.
Every roll of the Transparent Diffuse Energy-Saving Screen is produced in a fully automated weaving and lamination facility. The production process emphasizes consistency and precision—each batch undergoes strict quality checks for material integrity, shading accuracy, and tensile strength. Our in-house testing ensures that every product meets international greenhouse standards for durability, energy performance, and light transmission.
Warpping
Knitting
Testing
Packing
By combining these testing tools, we guarantee that each climate screen meets strict quality standards for energy efficiency, light management, durability, and UV resistance, providing growers with reliable and consistent greenhouse solutions.
To ensure the highest quality and performance of our climate screens, we utilize advanced testing equipment to evaluate all critical aspects of the material:
Measures heat retention and energy-saving efficiency under simulated greenhouse conditions, ensuring optimal performance in both summer and winter.
Analyzes light transmission, diffusion, and spectral distribution to verify that the screen provides uniform illumination and protects crops from excessive radiation.
Assesses the mechanical strength and durability of the screen, including warp and weft resistance, elongation, and load capacity.
Simulates long-term UV exposure to evaluate material degradation, color stability, and performance over time.
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A blackout screen is used to control the photoperiod by completely blocking external light, enabling growers to create short-day or long-night conditions for sensitive crops.
They are commonly used for chrysanthemums, poinsettias, kalanchoes, cannabis, and other ornamentals or specialty crops that rely on strict day-length regulation to trigger flowering.
Double-layered blackout screens provide up to 99.9% light blockage, ensuring total blackout conditions.
The aluminum or white surface reflects sunlight during the day and reduces heat loss at night, helping maintain a stable plant temperature and improving energy efficiency.
Yes. Their insulating properties reduce heat loss in winter, helping growers lower heating costs and improve overall greenhouse climate efficiency.
This double-layered blackout screen is engineered for precise day-length control, making them ideal for highly light-sensitive crops. With an aluminum or white upper surface, the screens reflect sunlight and help reduce nighttime heat loss, allowing plant temperatures to remain more stable for improved growth conditions.
Their unique knitted structure enhances breathability and minimizes condensation while allowing the screens to be folded into a compact bundle, ensuring maximum light availability when fully opened.
Providing 99.9% total light blockage, the double-layered design ensures complete blackout for crops requiring shorter day lengths than natural daylight allows. At the same time, the enhanced insulation delivers excellent energy savings, lowering winter heating costs and increasing overall benefits for growers.
A blackout screen made of two-layer materials, designed for photoperiod-sensitive plants such as chrysanthemums. It provides highly effective light blocking with a light transmittance of less than 0.1%.
In greenhouses with artificial lighting systems, the white underside of the screen has a 60% reflectivity, increasing the light received by crops by 3–5%.
The aluminum foil or white surface on the upper side reflects sunlight, preventing unnecessary heat buildup while retaining warmth during the night.
Highly UV-resistant and anti-static, the product remains clean and effective even after prolonged use.
The woven structure allows the shading screen to be breathable and water-permeable. When closed, humidity may slightly increase but will not form water droplets on the screen surface.
Despite being made of double-layer materials, the screen can be folded into a compact size, ensuring maximum light access to crops when opened.
BO99 A/B+B/B
BO99 A/B+B/W
| Model | Material | Light Transmittance (sunny) | Light Transmittance (cloudy) | Shading Rate | Energy Saving Rate |
| BO99 A/B+B/B | Blackout aluminum strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/B+B/W | Blackout aluminum strips, white-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/A+B/B | Blackout aluminum strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 A/A+B/W | Blackout aluminum strips, white-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 75% |
| BO99 W/B+B/B | White-blackout strips, blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 70% |
| BO99 W/B+B/W | White-blackout strips | 0.1% | 0.1% | 99.9% | 70% |
| Feature | White Screen | Aluminum Screen | Blackout Screen |
| Material & Structure | Knitted polymer threads with white coating | Special aluminum strips combined with transparent polymer in knitted structure | Opaque knitted fabric, often polyester or PVC-based |
| Shading & Light Control | Diffuses sunlight evenly, moderate shading | Reflects sunlight efficiently, moderate to high shading depending on design | Blocks nearly all light, total shading |
| Cooling Performance | Reduces heat buildup by diffusing light | Reflective aluminum strips and open knitted structure improve daytime cooling | Minimal cooling effect; mainly blocks sunlight |
| Nighttime Energy Saving | Limited heat retention | Reduces heat loss from crops at night, highly energy-efficient | High heat retention but can trap humidity; less breathable |
| Impact on Crop Growth | Supports uniform growth and prevents scorching | Balances cooling and heat retention, ideal for sensitive or high-value crops | Suitable for dark treatment or night shading; may stress light-sensitive crops if overused |
| Durability & Maintenance | Moderate; prone to dust accumulation | Highly durable, UV-resistant, anti-static | Durable, easy to clean, may fade over time |
| Best Applications | General shading, summer cooling | Energy-saving internal shading, year-round temperature control | Total light blocking, dark treatment, or winter energy conservation |
| Cost | Generally lower | Moderate to high | Moderate |
Summary:
White knitted screens are ideal for moderate shading and even light diffusion, suitable for general crops.
Knitted aluminum screens offer the best combination of shading, cooling, and nighttime energy savings, perfect for sensitive or high-value crops.
Blackout knitted screens provide total light blocking, ideal for night shading or dark-treatment applications, but less effective for daytime cooling.
Ideal for photoperiod-sensitive crops such as chrysanthemums, poinsettias, kalanchoes, cannabis, and other ornamentals requiring strict short-day conditions to initiate flowering.
Suitable for greenhouses using artificial grow lights, preventing external light from entering and internal light from escaping to avoid disruption of crop growth cycles.
Used in climate-controlled greenhouses to enhance insulation, reduce winter heating costs, and maintain stable temperatures for more efficient crop production.
Helps protect seedlings and young plants from excess light while maintaining a controlled microclimate.
Applied in research facilities, breeding centers, and high-precision growing environments that require reliable blackout performance and consistent climate regulation.
Every roll of the Transparent Diffuse Energy-Saving Screen is produced in a fully automated weaving and lamination facility. The production process emphasizes consistency and precision—each batch undergoes strict quality checks for material integrity, shading accuracy, and tensile strength. Our in-house testing ensures that every product meets international greenhouse standards for durability, energy performance, and light transmission.
Warpping
Knitting
Testing
Packing
By combining these testing tools, we guarantee that each climate screen meets strict quality standards for energy efficiency, light management, durability, and UV resistance, providing growers with reliable and consistent greenhouse solutions.
To ensure the highest quality and performance of our climate screens, we utilize advanced testing equipment to evaluate all critical aspects of the material:
Measures heat retention and energy-saving efficiency under simulated greenhouse conditions, ensuring optimal performance in both summer and winter.
Analyzes light transmission, diffusion, and spectral distribution to verify that the screen provides uniform illumination and protects crops from excessive radiation.
Assesses the mechanical strength and durability of the screen, including warp and weft resistance, elongation, and load capacity.
Simulates long-term UV exposure to evaluate material degradation, color stability, and performance over time.
Download
A blackout screen is used to control the photoperiod by completely blocking external light, enabling growers to create short-day or long-night conditions for sensitive crops.
They are commonly used for chrysanthemums, poinsettias, kalanchoes, cannabis, and other ornamentals or specialty crops that rely on strict day-length regulation to trigger flowering.
Double-layered blackout screens provide up to 99.9% light blockage, ensuring total blackout conditions.
The aluminum or white surface reflects sunlight during the day and reduces heat loss at night, helping maintain a stable plant temperature and improving energy efficiency.
Yes. Their insulating properties reduce heat loss in winter, helping growers lower heating costs and improve overall greenhouse climate efficiency.