Weather station for automatic drip irrigation
Pluviometer, Relative Humidity and Environmental Temperature
Pluviometer to measure the amount of water that falls with rain on a determined place at a certain time. As with the rest of Plantae's technology, data transmission is wireless and aimed at water use optimization. The pluviometer can adapt perfectly to the current hardware of Plantae's devices.
It measures the start and end time of the rain and indicates the liters per square meter of water provided each day. In this way, the rain gauge allows irrigation to be adapted to the exact amount of rain that falls on the ground at a given time.
Meteo station with sensor to measure relative humidity and environmental temperature. Wireless data transmission to the online platform. Moreover, Plantae uses the measurements to calculate the crop's Cold Hours and Thermal Integral.
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With the Thermal Integral the availability of heat for the development and maturation of plant species is defined, with which predictions are made of the phenological states of the crop, pests and diseases and the optimal harvest time.
The Cold Hours determine the plants' low temperature accumulation period which note the dates of budbreak and the best dates for certain agronomic practices, risk of frost and possible harvest losses.
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Technical Information of the Weather Station for automatic drip irrigation
Pluviometer
- Sensor Specifications
- Collection area: 214 cm2
- Resolution: 0.2 mm
- Precision: +/- 4%
- Mechanic Specifications
- Material: UV radiation resistant ABS plastic
- Dimensions: ∅ 165 x 240 mm
- Weight: 2Kg
- Data transmission: via radio frequency with a range of up to 700 m from the Hub/Receptor
Relative Humidity and Environmental Temperature
- Environmental temperature sensor range: -40/248 (ºC)
- Relative Humidity Sensor range: 0/99 (%)
- Approximate weight: 115.9 g
- Centesimal resolution (Hr)
- Data transmission: via radio frequency with a range of up to 700 m from the Hub/Receptor
Anemometer for your weather station
Accurately measures wind speed and direction
In our desire to help our clients as much as possible, we present a Professional Anemometer from the DAVIS INSTRUMENT brand, which, coupled to the weather station and digitized, precisely measures the speed and direction of the wind.
In addition, the range and precision of the sensor, tested in a wind tunnel, offer the guarantee and reliability that Plantae always offers.
Main features:
- The anemometer accurately measures the speed and direction of the wind.
- The range and precision of the sensor have been tested in a wind tunnel, which guarantees its proper functioning.
- It is made with high quality components, resistant to extreme winds.
- It incorporates sealed stainless steel bearings for a long life.
- Includes a 12 meter long cable and mounting hardware for fixing.
The anemometer sensor measures:
- Wind speed.
- Range: 0.5 to 50 m/s.
- Resolution: 0,4 m/s.
- Accuracy: ±5%.
- Direction of the wind.
- Range: 0º a 360º.
- Resolution: 1º.
- Accuracy: ±3º
Electric specifications:
- Wind speed.
- Output signal: reed switch.
- Direction of the wind.
- Output signal: potentiometer.
Mechanic Specifications:
- Operating temperature: -40ºC to 65ºC.
- Material: UV resistant ABS plastic.
- Dimensions: 470 x 191 x 121mm.
- Weight: 0.6 kg.
Solar radiation sensor
It measures global solar radiation, which is the sum at the measurement point of the direct, diffuse, and reflected components.
An essential complement that enhances our thermohygrometer, rain gauge, and anemometer to provide full control over the environmental conditions of crops.
Why add the Radiation Sensor to your Plantae station?
- Accurately measures the sunlight received by your crops, helping you maximise the
productivity. - Connected to the Plantae platform, enabling real-time monitoring and intelligent alerts.
- Optimises water and shading management by adjusting irrigation strategies based on the captured radiation.
Key units for agronomic control:
- W/m² (Watts per square metre): Assesses the intensity of solar radiation.
- PFD (Photon Flux Density, µmol/m²/s): Essential information for photosynthesis and plant growth.
- DLI (Daily Light Integral, mol/m²/day): Determines the total amount of useful light received in a day.
Direct benefits for your crop
- Aumenta la eficiencia y el rendimiento de tus fincas.
- Better planning of irrigation and lighting in greenhouses and outdoor crops.
- Data-driven decision-making with precise, real-time information.
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