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The sensors form a network with each other. A Master sensor, acts as their gateway, collecting all the sensor readings and pushes them to the Internet using cellular connectivity. Below are the 2 types of sensors:

The master sensor acts as the gateway of your farm. It uses a SIM card to connect to the Internet. A typical installation requires only one master.

The node sensor has similar functionality with the Master, but instead of pushing data directly to the Internet, it can only be used in conjunction with a Master, acting as its gateway.

Clusters of sensors

A cluster of Node sensors uses one Master to push data out of the Farm/Greenhouse. Many clusters like this can be deployed, sending data as one farm. Many farms can be added under each account. Sensor to sensor range is 500m/1640ft.

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Different lengths are also available

The capacitance plate orientation is shown below for the longer probes

Location of features and controls

Country Support

Please check your installation area for adequate cellular (GSM) coverage

Area	Support
Europe	Full support
North America	Full support
Mexico	Good support (Telcel, IUSACell)
Puerto Rico	Full support
Canada	Full support
Brazil	Full support
Chile	Good support (Entel, Movistar)
Colombia	Good support (Claro, Tigo)
Peru	Good support (Claro, Nextel)
Argentina	Good support (Claro, Telecom Personal)
Singapore	Full support
India	Full support
China	Full support
Australia	Good support (Optus, Vodafone)
New Zealand	Good support (Vodafone)
Russia	Good support (MTS)
Pakistan	Medium support (Warid)
South Africa	Good support (MTN, Vodacom)
Tanzania	Full support
Nigeria	Full support
Turkey	Good support (AVEA, Vodafone)
South Korea	Not supported
Japan	Not supported

See map for all the countries supported. Contact us if you want to install a sensor in a non-supported country.

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