TrolMaster Hydro-X Pro Controller (HCS-2)

One hub to run every zone of your grow room

The TrolMaster Hydro-X Pro (HCS-2) is an advanced multi-zone environmental controller built for professional indoor growing and larger hydroponic systems. Acting as the central hub for the whole room, it manages temperature, humidity, CO2 and lighting from a single 10-inch touchscreen with web-based monitoring software. Unlike standard single-zone controllers, the Hydro-X Pro supports multiple sub-zones, linking specific sensors to specific control modules so conditions stay consistent across the entire canopy for healthier plants and higher yields.

What's Included

• Hydro-X Pro Controller (HCS-2)
• 4-in-1 Environmental Sensor with LCD display
• RJ12 connection cable for system integration

Key Benefits

• Multi-zone control with sensors and modules assignable to specific sub-zones
• 10-inch touchscreen for on-unit monitoring and configuration
• Independent control of temperature, humidity, CO2 and lighting
• Up to 50 sensors and 50 control modules per system
• Built-in crop scheduling with programmable multi-week grow-cycle recipes
• Web-based software for remote monitoring and advanced control
• Compatible with Hydro-X device stations and selected Aqua-X modules, including grow-media sensors

Uneven results between different areas of the same room?

Large rooms and commercial hydroponic setups rarely hold identical conditions everywhere. Temperature, humidity and light can vary from one end of the canopy to another, and a single averaging controller leads to patchy growth and inconsistent yields. The Hydro-X Pro splits one space into sub-zones, linking sensors to the controls that serve each area, while programmable multi-week schedules automatically shift conditions to mimic natural changes through veg and flower.

How to Use

1. Install the Hydro-X Pro in the grow room and power the unit.
2. Connect the included 4-in-1 environmental sensor via the RJ12 cable.
3. Add compatible Hydro-X device stations, sensors and lighting adapters to expand control.
4. Assign modules and sensors within the interface to create control zones.
5. Configure temperature, humidity, CO2 and lighting schedules for each zone.
6. Build multi-week crop schedules with the built-in calendar for automated control.
7. Connect to the internet to monitor and adjust via the web platform or mobile app.