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SOIL MONITORING · CONNECTED SOIL STATION

Grafo Soil

One continuous form between the atmosphere and the soil.

A slim solar-powered field station that combines soil moisture and temperature sensing with protected ambient temperature and humidity observation.

Built around
the real environment.

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.

Agricultural researchIrrigation planningRemote crop fieldsSoil condition studies

A clear path
from signal to action.

The experience is designed to reduce operational ambiguity—placing monitoring where it matters and making the resulting status easier to use.

01

Insert

Place the seamless lower body into a representative soil location so the metal sensing bands meet the target depth.

02

Observe

Combine soil moisture and temperature with protected ambient temperature and humidity readings at the same location.

03

Connect

Use integrated cellular connectivity to make remote field conditions available to the wider monitoring workflow.

Technical
overview.

These are product-level characteristics. Exact sensing, connectivity and installation details are confirmed after your site and requirements are reviewed.

Soil sensingMetal moisture and temperature sensor bands
Ambient sensingProtected temperature and humidity airflow channels
ConnectivityIntegrated GPRS/LTE module
Power and formCompact vertical solar panel with concealed hardware

Before you
request a quote.

Share the location, monitoring goal and approximate number of points. That is enough for an initial technical conversation.

What does Grafo Soil measure?

The concept combines soil moisture and temperature with ambient temperature and humidity at one field position.

Does it need an external antenna or cable?

No external antenna, exposed signal cable or visible fastener is part of the design concept. Power and cellular connectivity are integrated into the body.

How should a field deployment be planned?

Sensor quantity, insertion depth and location should be selected around soil variation, crop zones, irrigation layout and the decisions the data needs to support.

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