Seeed SenseCAP S2105
SenseCAP S2105 Soil Temperature, Moisture, and EC Sensor satisfy industrial long-distance data acquisition with a wide range of 0 ~ 100% (m³/m³), -40 ~ 80℃, and 0 to 23 dS/m respectively.
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SenseCAP S2105 Soil Temperature, Moisture, and EC Sensor satisfy industrial long-distance data acquisition with a wide range of 0 ~ 100% (m³/m³), -40 ~ 80℃, and 0 to 23 dS/m respectively.
SenseCAP T1000 is a compact LoRaWAN® tracker that utilizes GNSS/Wi-Fi/Bluetooth for precise indoor and outdoor location tracking. It boasts self-geo-adaptive capabilities, local data storage, and an impressive months of battery life.
SenseCAP Wireless Soil Moisture and Temperature Sensor measures soil volumetric water content (VWC) and temperature.
Air Temperature and Humidity Sensor.
CO2, Temperature and Humidity Sensor.
Soil Moisture and Temperature Sensor.
Soil Moisture, Temperature and EC Sensor.
Temperature Sensor with PT1000.
Strips +Guard is a magnet sensor for monitoring windows, doors, and valuables. Strips +Guard can also be used for temperature measurements. Reports temperature.
Sensoterra Soil Moisture Sensors measure volumetric water content of the soil. Reports temperature and humidity.
Febris is a smart and wireless air quality traffic light that records the CO2 content in the air in ppm, as well as temperature and humidity at regular intervals. Warnings are issued acoustically and visually when the specified limit is exceeded.
The Febris SCW is a sensor from Sentinum's Febris range, specially designed to meet the needs of mold prevention in residential buildings.
Febris is a smart and wireless air quality traffic light that records the temperature and humidity at regular intervals. Warnings are issued acoustically and visually when the specified limit is exceeded.
Compost temperature sensor with a long probe for waste-management and composting applications.
Indoor ambient sensor measuring temperature, relative humidity and air pressure, with movement detection and an optional on-board logging record replayed in the uplink.
Industrial microclimate sensor measuring temperature, relative humidity and air pressure, for indoor and outdoor use. Available with a weather shield for outdoor mounting (SMC30-OUT).
Industrial microclimate sensor measuring temperature, relative humidity and air pressure, for indoor and outdoor use. Available with a weather shield for outdoor mounting.
Microclimate sensor measuring temperature, relative humidity and air pressure, with a single-byte battery level.
Indoor air quality sensor measuring CO2, temperature, relative humidity and air pressure, with an optional VOC index.
Soil moisture sensor reporting volumetric water content, raw soil moisture, sensor voltage and battery voltage, for agriculture and irrigation control.
Dual temperature sensor reporting both buffered (thermal-inertia) and internal air temperature, for HACCP and cold-chain monitoring.
Single temperature sensor for HACCP and cold-chain monitoring, reporting temperature and battery level.
Multisense functionalities as Service Button, Workplace Detection, Humidity and Temperature, Magnet and Vibration. Reports temperature, humidity, occupancy and motion.
enLink IAQ accurately measures up to nine key indoor air quality parameters with class leading accuracy. Available with temperature, relative humidity, particulate matter, CO2, Ozone, VOC's, barometric pressure and sound level.
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