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soil moisture meter nz Low Consumption Soil Moisture Temperature Humidity EC PH NPK 7 in 1 Pa – ComWinTop

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soil moisture meter nz Low Consumption Soil Moisture Temperature Humidity EC PH NPK 7 in 1 Pa – ComWinTopLow Consumption Soil Moisture Temperature Humidity EC PH NPK 7 in 1 Paramete rs 4G Data Logger Soil tester with built in battery WiFi version is availableIt doesn't need simcard it connects Wi Fi AP in site for Internet access Features 1. Soil parameters measuring Measuring items Parameters Temperature Measuring range: 40 80 Accuracy: 0. 5 (25) Long term stability: 0. 1% y Response time: 15s Humidity Measuring range: 0 100%RH Accuracy: 3% within 0

 


Low Consumption Soil Moisture Temperature Humidity EC PH NPK 7 in 1 Paramete rs 4G Data Logger Soil tester with built-in battery





WiFi version is available,It doesn't need simcard 
it connects Wi-Fi AP in site for Internet access

Features


1. Soil parameters measuring


Measuring items

Parameters

Temperature

● Measuring range: -40℃-80℃

● Accuracy: ±0.5℃ (25℃)

● Long-term stability: ≤0.1%℃/y

● Response time: ≤15s

Humidity

● Measuring range: 0-100%RH

● Accuracy: 3% within 0-50%, 5% within 50-100%

● Long-term stability: ≤1%RH/y

● Response time: ≤4s

Conductivity (EC)

● Measuring range: 0-20000us/cm

● Accuracy: 0-10000 us/cm range is ±3%; 10000-20000 us/cm range is ±5%

● Long-term stability: ≤1%uS/cm

● Response time: ≤1s

PH

● Measuring range: 3-9 PH

● Accuracy: ±0.3PH

● Long-term stability: ≤5%/year

● Response time: ≤10S

Nitrogen

Phosphorus

Potassium 

● Measuring range: 1-2999 mg/kg(mg/L)

● Resolution:1 mg/kg(mg/L)

● Response time: <1S


Important Reminder

The measurement of NPK adopts the general rapid detection method, so there are certain error, Use with caution for planting reference.

The existing electronic measuring method cannot accurately measure NPK, the error is big, sensor only show trend of NPK.


2. Data logging

   128M memory with large logging capacity.

   Settable data logging interval (1 minute to 24 hour)


3. 4G communication

   Inside industry 4G module, TCP/IP connect servers via Static IP address or domain(setup by config tool)

   Communication protocol: CwtIO

   Settable data uploading interval (1 minute to 24 hour)

   support sleep mode, automatically wake up when transmit data


4. Low power consumption, Powered by inside battery

   Inside 8000mA rechargeable lithium battery

   If data is sent once every 30 minutes, the battery life can reach 1 year.

5. Support solar charging

   It can be directly connected to a solar panel for power and charging, don’t need solar charging controller.


6. IP68 protection

   IP68 protection, water and dust proof, it can work outdoors all the time.


7. Support CWT cloud

   Provide free CWT cloud service, view real-time data on website and APP, support exporting logs



Basic specifications


System

CPU

STM32

Working environment

-10℃~55℃,5%~95%RH(non-condensing)

RTC

Update RTC automatically by NTP or manually

Memory

128M

USB

Configuration port, connect PC, provide config software



Power

External Power supply

12-24V DC

Consumption

850 uA when standby, 160 mA when data upload

Inside battery

5000mA rechargeable lithium battery

Charging

Built-in solar charging circuit, directly connect solar panel for charging


Options of

4G frequency


Option1-EU

Option2-AU

Option3-A

Option4-J

LTE-FDD

B1/3/5/7

/8/20/28

B1/2/3/4/5

/7/8/28/66

B2/4/12

B1/B3/B8

/B18/B19/B26

LTE-TDD

B38/40/41

B40


B41

WCDMA

B1/5/8

B1/2/4/5/8

B2/4/5

B1/B6

/B8/B19

GSM/EDGE

B3/8

B2/3/5/8



4G working Area

Europe, Middle East,

Africa, Korea,

Thailand,

Southeast Asia

Australia, New Zealand,

Latin America, Taiwan

The United States, Canada

Japan

4G Communication

4G TCP/IP connect servers, 

protocol

CwtIO


Physical

Dimension

4g data logger: 146×90×50mm

Soil Sensor: 130×45×15mm

Weight

440G

Protection

IP68

Installation

screw fixing or Portable



Size




Provide Config tool


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Wolverine, Warpath, Wolfsbane and X-23 (+Angel). PA fun.
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