Optimize your indoor environments with smart monitoring and responsive alerts for:
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Humidity
CO2 level
Waterflow
Generator on/off
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Your lighting, ventilation, and heating equipment does hard work. It does smart work too, thanks to Agrimesh sensors and reporting software.
Caring for animals today means deploying the most innovative technology available. Check on temperature, humidity, and CO2 level with the push of a button.
The future of agriculture:
One internal mesh network links all the wireless components installed in your buildings. The system operates locally, so no interruptions will occur. Access sensor data through your phone or desktop.
Each emHub connects up to 255 wireless modules. Reports go to your device every 50 milliseconds, triggering alerts based on customized parameters.
Clear the air
emBreath
Our wireless temperature and humidity probe collects data, then alerts you to increases or decreases beyond set thresholds. Install sensors in multiple rooms for a complete picture of current conditions.
Measure C02
emC02
A wireless sensor that measures CO2 level and sends out critical alerts.
Adding value through digital agriculture:
Agrimesh protects you from problems that crop up on the farm.
Smart monitoring and responsive alerts protect against painful losses.
Get a complete, real-time view with accurate, high-resolution data.
To learn what you stand to gain from installing a fully integrated system into your barns, give us a call today!
Smart monitoring gives you a complete, real-time look at your operation. Agrimesh’s full suite automates control over the environment, improving performance at a low cost.
Agrimesh’s processor learns the effect of each device inside the barn. It allows you to optimize the environment and stabilize conditions.
Just plug and play!
No installer needed!
1.
Download the app
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Plug in the emHub
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Add the devices and set parameters
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