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Remote Environmental & Agricultural Monitoring Systems
Monitoring for remote, low-power sites with no fixed connectivity.
The problem
Remote agricultural and environmental sites often have no mains power, no fixed internet, and are simply too far apart to check in person on any useful schedule.
How Sentor solves it
Sentor runs on low-power sensing with cellular, radio or satellite backhaul, so a site with no fixed connection still reports trough and tank levels, bore and pump status, weather and stock movement in real time — and lets you act on what it reports. Gates can be closed remotely to muster stock into yards, and tag readers and cameras show which animals moved and when.
What Sentor monitors
Monitored and controlled at a remote agricultural or environmental site
These sites are usually the furthest away and the least connected, which is exactly why the controller does its thinking locally and reports when something changes.
- Trough, tank and dam water levels, and bore pump status
- Livestock tag readers at troughs, gates and yards
- Remote gate control, to muster stock into yards without driving out
- Video of animals, water points and access gates
- Wind speed and direction, rainfall, air and soil temperature
- Solar generation and battery state of charge at off-grid sites
- Wind turbine and solar heating plant status
- Air and water pollution, CO₂ and emissions, tunnel exhaust levels
- Carbon credit logging from monitored environmental readings
Recommended configuration
- ST3000 Controller (wall mount)
- ST025 Temperature Sensor and environmental sensors
- ST30G cellular or ST303 RF radio modem
- SentorCloud for remote viewing
Key benefits
- Works off-grid with cellular or radio backhaul
- Low power draw, solar-compatible
- Real-time alerts on equipment or environmental change
- View any site from a phone in the field
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