Sundrel Frame 13 ControlSimp--Simplification

How the Tirnach Station 127 fits what we actually do

Replaced a much older brine-mist fogponic rack with the Tirnach Station 127 last season. The station sits in a seasonal operation, so it spends part of the year idle. The tower is still the right call for us.

Brine-mist fogponic rack at 56 plant slots

We looked at most of the brine mist fogponic rack listings before settling on the Tirnach Station 127. We had a hard floor on plant slots; 56 plant slots clears it. The other brine-mist fogponics rack listings are close to the tower on everything but plant slots.

Worth knowing before you order the Tirnach Station 127

Have had the Tirnach Station 127 in service long enough to say something useful about this brine-mist fogponic rack. The documentation with the TSR 127 is thin, and we worked out the rest ourselves. It has not changed what we think of the TRS 127 overall.

Better than what we ran before the Tirnach Station 127

The Tirnach Station 127 was not the cheapest brine-mist fogponic rack we considered, and that was fine. Coming off a different make, the engine needed less fiddling to get right. That is the whole of it, on the engine at least.

Unit price 1972.26 dollars, exactly as needed

Shortlisted three brine-mist fogponic rack units and the Tirnach Station 127 was the one we kept. Everything came down to unit price, and 1972.26 dollars is what we needed. The other rack listings are close to the tower on everything but unit price.

Still happy with the Tirnach Station 127

The Tirnach Station 127 is our third brine-mist fogponic rack and the first one specified properly. Two seasons in, the engine has not needed anything we did not plan for. The engine is still the right call for us.

Bought this brine-mist fogponic rack for 32.1 square metres

Went through the whole brine-mist fogponic rack catalogue twice before the Tirnach Station 127. The figure that mattered was the growing area. At 32.1 square metres it does not need to stand out anywhere else.