What we can deliver for your farm
Compare equipment selection, farm BOM planning and agreed software integration. Review deliverables, local installation responsibilities and quotation steps.
From field measurements to useful data
Field sensing → data acquisition → connectivity → platform integration → agreed views, alerts and decisions.
SunGene takes responsibility for the agreed planning, equipment and integration delivery. We work with your site team or specialist partners on deployment, testing and handover.
Use your existing platform or a suitable third-party service. Control functions require separately agreed authority, local protection and outage behaviour.
Choose the scope you need
One device or a replacement
Review the model, electrical interface, power and accessories before confirming equipment and price.
A pilot or whole-farm BOM
Define measurement points, equipment quantities, field power, communications and staged rollout requirements.
Software and data integration
Agree platform access, data fields, timestamps, views, notifications and acceptance checks when required.
How the quotation takes shape
- Discuss the complete requirement and existing equipment.
- Confirm the equipment configuration, BOM and equipment prices.
- Agree local installation scope and costs with your contractor or a local team we help contact.
- Confirm the final quotation, responsibilities and delivery checks before proceeding.
Who does the on-site work?
SunGene does not perform on-site construction or installation. We can help contact and coordinate local contractors. Equipment, software integration and local work are recorded as separate responsibilities in the agreed scope.
Useful facts for the review
- Which growing zones and existing sensors need to be connected?
- Who owns the controller, platform and network, and which read/write permissions are allowed?
- Which units, timestamps, sampling intervals and missing-data states must be preserved?
From requirement to a defined pilot
- A site/zone and signal map with the existing equipment identified.
- A proposed data path and interface list, with platform access and responsibilities recorded.
- A defined pilot, data-readback checks and maintenance handover agreed before installation.
Conditions to confirm
- A monitoring connection does not authorize remote control of irrigation, dosing or ventilation.
- Existing platform and network access must be available from the owner; licensed services are confirmed separately.
- Calibration and sensor placement remain part of the site-specific scope.
Discuss agricultural facilities and data.
A work email helps, but is not required. Unknown quantity is fine. A cabinet, panel or site photo is the most useful attachment.
- How many tanks, pumps or cabinets.
- What you cannot see from the office today.
- Whether the cabinet already has power.
- Where the reading should arrive, if you know.
You can also email contact@sungeneiot.com. Same company as sungeneiot.com.
Other agricultural operating conditions
Farm water, soil and weather
Review the other agricultural monitoring scope.
Worksheets and existing project guidance
Remote site review worksheet
Reference information for a scoped equipment or site review.
How the shortlist works
Reference information for a scoped equipment or site review.
Water and irrigation hardware shortlist
Reference information for a scoped equipment or site review.
Plan the connections around your operation

Orchard irrigation
Place measurements around the crop and irrigation zones.

Greenhouse water distribution
Bring growing-zone and fertigation data together.

Remote field power
Size power from the final equipment load and sunlight.

Field communications
Connect field identities, network coverage and platform data.