RS485 Soil Conductivity SensorThe SEN101 2006C soil conductivity sensor uses a graphite electrode to convert the analog or digital signals of soil conductivity through a transmitter. Once buried in the soil, the sensor directly measures the conductivity of soluble salt ions in the soil solution. Graphite electrodes are known for their stable performance, high sensitivity, and broad application range, making them particularly effective for measuring high conductivity. This makes

Edge Computing & IoT-Ready: Built-in 400 MHz Cortex-M7 processor

3af/at standards

By measuring these key nutrients

and air pollution monitoring

The photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) sensor measures the effective intensity of photosynthesis

to accurately measure solar radiation energy

The SEN101-2005 air quality sensor is based on laser scattering technology and is primarily used to detect PM2

The SEN101-UV Ultraviolet Sensor uses an integrated ultraviolet sensor chip

Each parameter is converted into a MODBUS-RTU standard electrical signal for seamless transmission to connected equipment

Full metal housing offers excellent corrosion resistance and strong wind durability

Graphite electrodes are known for their stable performance

weather monitoring