Soil sensor

Murata’s soil sensor has been developed to continuously monitor and visualize the condition of the soil and water quality in agriculture. Three sensors are built into a single package, which enables simultaneous measurement of electrical conductivity (EC), moisture (volumetric water content: VWC), and temperature in the soil or water.
In particular, the industry’s first-ever nine-electrode EC sensor has multiple measuring patterns and original algorithms that help eliminate uncertainty.

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Features of Murata’s Soil Sensor

The soil sensor package integrates multiple high-performance sensors, including the industry’s first-ever nine-electrode EC sensor that measures the electrical conductivity of pore water and comes equipped with original algorithms that enable a separate measurement of only the amount of fertilizer and a moisture sensor that is mostly free from the impact of temperature and ions. With its robust structure and quality that tolerates outdoor usage environment, the soil sensor can be used for a wide range of applications, including the monitoring of temperature, moisture, and fertilizer in the soil for agricultural purposes, irrigation systems, and monitoring and control of the water quality of lakes and rivers.

Industry’s first-ever nine-electrode EC sensor using original algorithms achieves measurement of soil pore water EC and amount of fertilizer

High-precision moisture sensors correct temperature dependence and control the impact of ions

Robust IP68 waterproof structure and corrosion-resistant quality that endure outdoor environments

In addition to general soil, measurements available for synthetic culture soil such as rock wool and coconut peat

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