
Connect separate fields and facilities
Review coverage, equipment identity and the path into your chosen platform.
Read the guideLivestock buildings, drinking water and ponds
Plan environmental and water measurements with the people responsible for operation and maintenance.
Discuss Your Project
The field requirement
Define useful parameters, measurement zones and an alert response process. Husbandry thresholds and biological decisions remain with the site specialist.
SunGene handles equipment sourcing, farm system architecture and the agreed software or integration work. On-site construction and installation are carried out by local teams; we can help you find and coordinate a suitable partner.
Environmental or water sensors → acquisition and field power → network → platform → agreed monitoring and alerts.
Site & interface review
Working with what is already there
Existing probes, aeration equipment and controllers can be reviewed through documented interfaces. A network connection alone does not define command authority or protection.
Review equipment compatibilityOur project role
Your proposal lists the selected equipment, software functions, checks, site responsibilities and support. Share your existing equipment and site conditions so we can define the configuration.
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Multisite water monitoring
Choose the network around the actual locations, power and service access. A central dashboard does not require one physical gateway.
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Equipment selection guide
How cleaning, calibration, local installation and data acceptance become part of a distributed monitoring project.
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Selection & integration guide
Work out the battery and charging needs of the actual probes, logger and modem, including their active loads.
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Project delivery guide
Make a small trial useful by agreeing measurements, recovery tests, records and the next decision.
Read the guideSelect the version for your controller, power and site.
Contact SunGene
Tell us your country and what you want to measure or fix. A site photo or equipment list helps us check the options.