Use volumetric soil moisture findings to document irrigation events
FDR L Communication technology: LoRaWAN
FDR N Communication technology: NB-IoT
From 350,- € (plus VAT & shipping)
The TreeSense FDR offers precise tracking of soil moisture in percent. The simple handling and interpretation, robust design and low-maintenance technology are ideal for effective irrigation tracking.
Measurement parameters: Soil moisture, soil conductivity, soil temperature
Soil moisture: Measuring range [%]: 0-100
Resolution: 0.01%
Measuring accuracy: +-3% (0-53%) and +-5% (>53%)
Measuring method: FDR with temperature and soil conductivity compensation
Soil conductivity:
Measuring range [uS/cm]: 0-20000
Resolution: 1uS/cm
Measuring accuracy: 2%FS
Measuring method: Conductivity with temperature compensation
Soil temperature: Measuring range [°C]: -40 - 85
Resolution: 0.01°C
Measuring accuracy: 0.3°C (-10°C-50°C) and 0.6°C in all other cases
Measuring method: RTD, calibrated
The FDR sensor measures the volumetric water content in the soil by frequency domain reflectometry, while the soil water tension sensor measures the tension of the water in the soil. The FDR provides direct data on the water content, while the voltage sensor indicates the water access of the plants.
TreeSense soil moisture sensors are designed for longevity and will last for several years under normal conditions. Their durability depends on the environmental conditions and the intensity of use.
Soil moisture data can complement Pulse data by providing context on soil conditions. This helps to understand plant water requirements more accurately and to manage irrigation efficiently, especially in variable soil conditions.
TreeSense sensors are designed for minimal maintenance. Most models only require occasional checks and battery changes. The battery should be replaced approximately every 2-3 years and annual relocation of the sensor is recommended to ensure valid data.
Use simplicity and reliability
Automate documentation
Quantifying the irrigation effect
