Place
Select an open, representative location based on the environmental conditions the project needs to observe.


A quieter form for a clearer view of the atmosphere.
A solar-powered environmental monitoring station that brings wind, rainfall, temperature, humidity, pressure and light sensing into one calm, integrated outdoor system.
Grafo starts with a practical question: what condition do you need to see clearly enough to act on? The final system configuration is matched to that environment and operational goal.
The experience is designed to reduce operational ambiguity—placing monitoring where it matters and making the resulting status easier to use.
Select an open, representative location based on the environmental conditions the project needs to observe.
Bring wind, rainfall, temperature, humidity, pressure and ambient light observations together in one station.
Turn multiple atmospheric signals into a clearer operational view for research, planning and field decisions.
These are product-level characteristics. Exact sensing, connectivity and installation details are confirmed after your site and requirements are reviewed.
Share the location, monitoring goal and approximate number of points. That is enough for an initial technical conversation.
Its sensing components, solar power and cabling are composed as one restrained system. The ultrasonic wind sensor also avoids externally moving parts.
The final measurement, connectivity and installation configuration is defined after the site, research goal and reporting needs are reviewed.
No. The design can support agricultural, remote field and environmental observation contexts where a composed outdoor station is appropriate.

Greenhouse Monitoring