Dragino SE01-LB Soil sensor

Dragino SE01-LB Soil sensor

Brand: Dragino
SKU: SE01-LB
149.00 EUR In stock Buy at Merchant

The Dragino SE01-LB is a LoRaWAN Soil Moisture & EC Sensor for IoT applications in agriculture, sports field management, and golf course maintenance. It measures soil moisture, soil temperature, and electrical conductivity, with the measured data wirelessly transmitted to a LoRaWAN IoT server. The sensor is suitable for measuring soil moisture in saline, alkaline, and loamy soils. It uses the FDR method to calculate soil moisture, with compensation for soil temperature and electrical conductivity. The sensor is also factory-calibrated for mineral soil types. This makes the SE01-LB particularly suitable for applications where accurate and continuous monitoring of soil conditions is important, such as sports fields, football pitches, golf courses, agricultural land, and other outdoor green spaces. With BLE and LoRaWAN Remote Configure, you can easily change the device's default settings. The sensor also supports OTA (Over-The-Air) firmware updates. Designed for outdoor use, the SE01-LB is powered by an 8500 mAh Li-SOCI2 battery and is designed for long-term operation of up to 5 years, depending on configuration and usage. Each SE01-LB is pre-loaded with a set of unique LoRaWAN keys for secure and easy network integration. Trackpac.io — Your Monitoring Platform The Dragino SE01-LB is a LoRaWAN device, which means it needs a network server and a dashboard to turn raw data into a usable view. That's what Trackpac.io provides, and it comes ready out of the box: Scan the QR code included with your device to register it on Trackpac.io €18 per year per device — covers LoRaWAN connectivity, the live dashboard, alerts, and data storage No infrastructure needed — Trackpac handles the network server, data routing, and visualisation. You just watch the map.

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