IoT Solutions
Smart Agriculture Monitoring
Soil, weather and irrigation monitoring for farms, orchards and greenhouses.
Overview
Agricultural monitoring has to work where there is no mains power, no shelter and no technician nearby. That makes power budget, enclosure protection and sensor robustness the decisive design constraints.
We build nodes around the measurements that change an irrigation or spraying decision: soil moisture at one or more depths, soil temperature, EC, light, rainfall and wind. Data is reported over 4G on a schedule that respects the battery, with local buffering when coverage is poor.
Where the customer wants control rather than monitoring, the same system can drive valves or pumps through relays, with schedules and manual override available from the app or dashboard.
Capabilities
What this covers
Soil and weather sensing
Soil moisture and temperature at multiple depths, EC, light, rainfall, wind speed and direction.
Solar and battery power
Power budget designed for unattended operation, with battery and panel sizing matched to the site.
Irrigation control
Optional relay outputs for valves and pumps, with schedules, manual override and event logging.
Rugged installation
IP-rated enclosures, buried or pole-mounted sensors and lightning protection for exposed sites.
Specification
Technical specifications
| Parameters | Soil moisture, soil temperature, EC, light, rainfall, wind speed/direction |
|---|---|
| Sensor interface | SDI-12, RS485 Modbus, analog |
| Uplink | 4G LTE Cat.1 or Cat.M/NB-IoT where available |
| Power | Solar panel with rechargeable battery, sized per site |
| Enclosure | IP66 field enclosure with cable glands and lightning protection |
Applications
Where it is used
- Irrigation scheduling
- Orchard and vineyard monitoring
- Greenhouse climate control
- Field weather stations
- Livestock environment monitoring
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