The NB-IoT Plug’n Play weather station monitors general weather conditions, e.g. in agricultural projects.
The special feature of the weather station is the use of a NB-IoT logger. By this the measured data are not stored on the logger, but sent by radio. The data transmission is especially suitable for the IoT (Internet of Things). The IoT is a network of devices (“Things”) that have the ability to exchange data. As in the general Internet, there is a central infrastructure that can be used freely via various protocols. Constant availability of the data receiving point (server) is therefore essential for the uninterrupted operation of the metering points.
The NB-IoT Plug’n Play weather station sends the data to a central server. For this purpose, a narrow, power-saving band (NB = narrow band) of the mobile network reserved for IoT data is used. For this reason, every NB IoT logger must have a (virtual) SIM card. You then retrieve your data from the central server via your personal SVADSS portal.
Note: The NB-IoT loggers must be individually programmed with the correct network settings for use in different regions or countries. Therefore, they cannot be used all over the world without customization.
Sensors:
Air temperature gauge
Humidity meter for relative humidity
Air pressure
Rain gauge
Anemometer
Wind direction meter
Leaf moisture meter
Optional global radiation
Advantages:
Flexible, lightweight, and affordable weather station
Modern data transmission via NB-IoT
Data retrieval and data management via SVADSS data management system
