Wireless Compost Temperature Monitoring Probe

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• Measures temperature at a selected depth inside a compost pile rather than relying on surface readings.
• Wireless data collection reduces the need to move sensor cables during pile turning and material handling.
• Temperature history can support process review, operating records and aeration adjustments when paired with suitable software.
• Probe placement can be adapted to windrows, aerated static piles and enclosed manure composting areas.
• Sensor layout, probe length and system integration can be planned around the project.

• Probe length and sensor positions: According to pile dimensions and project requirements.
• Shaft and enclosure materials: Available upon request.
• Wireless protocol, range and data interval: Subject to the selected transmitter, receiver and site survey.
• Power supply, temperature range and accuracy: Confirmed in the approved technical specification.
• Monitoring and control interface: Customizable according to project requirements.

Can the probe control an aeration blower?
The probe provides temperature data. Automatic blower control requires a compatible receiver, controller and approved control logic.

How many probes are needed?
The quantity depends on pile size, the number of monitoring zones and the project's operating or documentation requirements.

Will the wireless signal work inside a steel structure building?
Coverage should be checked against building cladding, equipment and pile layout. Antenna and receiver placement can be adjusted during system design.

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