Monitoring środowiska
An outdoor wireless logger with a built-in hood against sun and rain.
Wyzwanie
Outdoor sites need records too, but rarely have power or Wi-Fi.
Hood Field Logger
Paddocks, polyhouses and field stations are where conditions swing most, and a bare sensor out there takes sun, rain and drips. Hood's front rolls into a lip that shelters the probe and vent, and it logs on its own battery over LoRaWAN.
Siedlisko i środowisko
Outdoor enclosures
Conditions where animals actually live, from paddocks to moats.
Polyhouses
Temperature and humidity for growing houses and nurseries.
Remote field sites
Long-term records where there is no mains power or Wi-Fi.
Sheltered probe
The hood lip keeps sun, rain and drips off the probe and vent.
Temperature & humidity
Continuous readings from a plug-in probe.
Swap the sensor
The universal port takes cable probes such as soil moisture or leaf wetness.
Battery powered
Runs on its own battery, far from any socket.
Reports over LoRaWAN
Readings travel to the site gateway with no Wi-Fi.
Service on the wall
The shell slides off forward; electronics and battery stay on the bracket.
Mount
Fix the bracket to a post, pole or wall and slide Hood on.
Log
It measures conditions around the clock, sheltered under its hood.
Review
Readings arrive over LoRaWAN for charts and records.
Built-in shelter
The hood protects the probe without a separate shield.
Works in remote places
LoRaWAN and battery power, no infrastructure.
One logger, many sensors
Swap the probe as your needs change.
Easy upkeep
Change the battery without taking the logger down.
Pebble Climate Logger indoors, on the same bracket, gateway and records.
Planning a pilot?
Tell us about your outdoor sites, and we will plan where Hood loggers belong.
Umów prezentację. Pokażemy działające badanie terenowe, opis głosowy na żywo i model wizji komputerowej działający lokalnie na urządzeniu: wytrenowany na prawdziwym obrazie z kamer przez opiekunów i biologów, zachowanie po zachowaniu.
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