Ball Probe
A ball probe ensures efficient monitoring of stored crops, which is essential for maintaining quality and minimizing losses. With a wireless ball probe like StackView, you can measure temperature and humidity directly in your crops, providing valuable insights into storage conditions.
Why Are Temperature and Humidity Important for Stored Crops?
Temperature and humidity play a crucial role in the quality of stored crops. High humidity can lead to mold growth and quality deterioration, while excessively low temperatures can affect germination ability and nutrient content. By using StackView, you can monitor and adjust storage conditions, minimizing waste and ensuring high product quality.
Wireless Monitoring with Ball Probes in Stored Crops
With the StackView ball probe, monitoring temperature and humidity in your crops becomes simple and efficient. All measurements are automatically documented in the StackView platform with timestamps and GPS locations, ensuring precise and structured data storage.
- Wireless Temperature and Humidity Measurement – StackView accurately measures temperature and humidity without the need for cables or expensive base units.
- Automatic Data Collection – All measurements are logged automatically with timestamps and GPS positions in the StackView platform.
- User-Friendly Platform – Data can be accessed from a PC, laptop, or smartphone, making it easy to analyze conditions in real time.
- Data Sharing and Alerts – Share measurements with colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders. Set up alerts for temperature and humidity thresholds to ensure a quick response.
Product features
Included: StackView including antenna, battery, SIM card, software updates, data storage, and support
Length: 1500 mm
Material: Stainless steel
Suitable for crops: Barley, Beans, Canola, Corn, Grain, Hay, Lentils, Oats, Other, Peas, Rice, Rye, Silage, Soybeans, Wheat, and Hay
Suitable for organic farming: Yes
Surface treatment: Polished
Temperature range: -40 – +120 °C
Accuracy: +/- 2°
Weight: 1 kg
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