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The success of greenhouse remote monitoring systems relies on the collaborative work of these high-performance sensors. From environmental monitoring to water/fertilizer management, each sensor provides precise data for optimizing production decisions. Choosing the right combination of sensors (e.g., light, CO₂, and soil EC sensors for high-value crops, or wind speed and rain/snow sensors for reg···

Mechanical anemometers and ultrasonic wind sensors each have their unique advantages and limitations. Mechanical anemometers (e.g., NBL-W-SS and NBL-W-DS) dominate traditional applications due to their low cost, low power consumption, and ease of maintenance. Ultrasonic wind sensors (e.g., NBL-W-21GUWS), however, are increasingly replacing mechanical devices in high-precision applications due

Rainfall is one of the most important sources of fresh water, and monitoring rainfall is crucial for agriculture, hydrology, weather forecasting, and climate research. A rain gauge is a meteorological instrument used to measure the amount of precipitation (usually rainfall) over a specific period of time in a particular area. It is a key tool in weather monitoring, hydrology, and agriculture, prov···