With a range of -4 to 158 °F (-20 to 70 °C) and impressive 0.1% accuracy, the temperature sensor provides highly reliable readings, offering valuable insights into growing conditions.

This data supports actions such as frost prevention, bermudagrass tarping during low temperatures, and monitoring freeze/thaw cycles.

Equipped with a capacitive moisture sensor, the Spiio device accurately measures volumetric water content (VWC), allowing users to monitor soil hydration levels.

The sensor tracks electrical conductivity (EC), reporting salinity levels in various units, including dS/m, mS/cm, or TDS.

This helps users understand the salt concentration in soil, which is critical for plant health.

The built-in light sensor can be used for shade studies and monitoring light exposure, providing a more comprehensive understanding of environmental conditions.

Measuring 7.1 in x 1.9 in x 1.9 in (180 mm x 47 mm x 48 mm) and weighing less than a pound (less than 453g), the sensor can be buried at various depths, signal permitting, to capture accurate data relevant to site-specific needs.

The Spiio soil sensor offers a battery lifespan of 3 to 5 years, ensuring minimal maintenance and long-term reliability.

Data is transmitted hourly through wireless cellular networks to a cloud-based dashboard, eliminating the need for local Wi-Fi or wired connections.

The Spiio soil sensor has undergone over five years of rigorous testing to ensure maximum durability and performance.