How long will the sensors themselves last?
The current expected lifespan of a probe is ~2 to 3 years. This estimate assumes proper care is taken when uninstalling sensors and between seasons.
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Who typically buys your sensors?
Our sensors help many different customers in the ag industry manage soil moisture & make better decisions. Growers, crop and irrigation consultants, chemical companies, university researchers, and others use our sensors.
What tools will I need for installation?
To install your sensor stations you need: your sensor stations(s) sensor station stabilizer poles a cordless drill an auger drill bit an empty bucket and a small bottle of waterThe auger drill bit is available for purchase on our website and at your ...
What do Trellis' soil moisture sensors measure?
Our sensors measure soil moisture tension, a measure of how difficult it is for the plant to extract water from the soil. Soil moisture tension is a negative pressure value, measured in kilopascals (kPa). The lower the number, the harder it is for ...
How do I change the crop type for my sensors?
Watch the video below for a quick explanation on changing the crop type for sensors.