Choose the connection for existing farm equipment
Compare water measurements, pump-panel signals, greenhouse data and the path into your existing monitoring service.
Water, soil and weather monitoring applications
Greenhouse growing zones
Map the growing zones, documented equipment outputs and receiving platform before replacing working instruments.
Irrigation rooms and water storage
Use an existing powered cabinet to collect the water and pump signals that operators need between visits.
Farm weather and rainfall
Reuse the available supply where suitable and match the instruments, logger inputs and receiving data period.
Farm pump and equipment monitoring
Pumps, drying and facility energy
Choose the signal that answers the operating question while keeping existing machine control and protection with the approved system.
Choose the site that looks like yours
Water tank and basin level
Compare the sensor installation and the route to your monitoring system for low-water and high-level information.
Pump and well status
Review the signals available from the existing panel and decide whether the job also needs a separate water measurement.
Irrigation tanks and pump houses
Use an existing powered cabinet to collect the water and pump signals that operators need between visits.
Rainfall and weather cabinets
Reuse the available supply where suitable and match the instruments, logger inputs and receiving data period.
RS485 meters already installed
Keep the installed instrument where it fits, then match its documented data and the receiving service to a suitable gateway.
LoRaWAN field cluster
Compare the field nodes, regional radio plan, gateway position and receiving network for a cluster of tanks or wells.
MQTT and local logging
Agree the message fields and outage handling with the receiving service before configuring the field equipment.