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Use this page for irrigation, farm, greenhouse or orchard projects where water assets, pump status, soil and local weather need to be monitored across sites with limited power or connectivity.
An outdoor monitoring station
Illustration: outdoor monitoring station with weather sensor, solar supply, enclosure and field probe.
Confirm soil sensor depth, placement and number of representative zones.
Define pump signals and whether monitoring is separate from control.
Calculate battery or solar autonomy from the real reporting interval.
Check radio band, cellular operator and antenna position.
Define who uses the data and which alarms require action.
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Site map and point count
Tank, well and pump details
Soil and weather parameters
Power and autonomy target
Network coverage and country
Pilot quantity and reporting interval
Application limits
SunGene supplies monitoring hardware and documented data paths; irrigation design, agronomic decisions and water-saving outcomes remain with the buyer and its specialists.
Remote pump control is outside the standard public scope unless the responsible control and safety parties define it in writing.
LoRaWAN suits many nearby low-data points when a gateway can be placed. Cellular suits isolated stations when operator coverage and the data plan are confirmed.
Can tank level and pump status share one station?
Yes when the RTU has the required analog, digital or serial inputs and the field wiring is practical.
How do you size solar power?
Provide the sensor and gateway loads, reporting interval, autonomy target, local sun conditions and enclosure temperature so the power path can be evaluated.
