Facilities Management and Soil Monitoring
How do you monitor soil to improve and protect plant health?Soil conditions play a major role in plant health.
Soil quality plays a major role in plant health.
Continuous monitoring of soil can help plants to improve surrounding environments.
Continuous monitoring of soil helps ensure ongoing plant health. Highly accurate and reliable sensors are placed in the plant’s soil to measure parameters such as temperature and moisture. The data is transferred to an easy to use dashboard, accessed from any connected device including mobile. Alerts can be set to ensure parameters for plant health are maintained. The solutions also enable integration to third party equipment, such as irrigation controllers through RS232. Adroit can deploy large quantities of cost-efficient wireless sensors across installations such as office buildings, commercial installations, public spaces and any other planting situation (indoor or outdoor).
Adroit soil monitoring solutions are suitable for:
Building management
Indoor environments
Our most popular soil monitoring kits
DRAGINO SOIL MOISTURE AND TEMPERATURE LORAWAN 5 SENSOR KIT
ADROIT SOIL TEMPERATURE/MOISTURE, TEMPERATURE/HUMIDITY/LIGHT – 10 SENSOR KIT
For more information about Adroit soil monitoring solutions contact us now.
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