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soil moisture meter bluetooth

soil moisture meter bluetooth SpotOn Pocket Soil Moisture, EC and Temperature Meter with Bluetooth App Connectivity. For analyzing issues in grow medium watering and feeding

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soil moisture meter bluetooth SpotOn Pocket Soil Moisture, EC and Temperature Meter with Bluetooth App Connectivity. For analyzing issues in grow medium watering and feedingIntroducing the SpotOn Pocket Soil Moisture Meter We are excited to unveil the SpotOn Pocket Soil Moisture Meter, an innovative device designed for greenhouse growers and potted plant enthusiasts. This advanced tool delivers quick and accurate readings of soil moisture, pore and bulk electrical conductivity (EC), and temperature, ensuring optimal plant health and growth. With seamless Bluetooth connectivity to the SpotView Mobile App (available on

Introducing the SpotOn® Pocket Soil Moisture Meter

We are excited to unveil the SpotOn Pocket Soil Moisture Meter, an innovative device designed for greenhouse growers and potted plant enthusiasts. This advanced tool delivers quick and accurate readings of soil moisture, pore and bulk electrical conductivity (EC), and temperature, ensuring optimal plant health and growth. With seamless Bluetooth connectivity to the SpotView Mobile App (available on Google Play and the Apple Store), monitoring your plants has never been easier.

Why Choose the SpotOn® Pocket Soil Moisture Meter?

  • Quick & Accurate Readings: This state-of-the-art meter provides precise measurements of soil moisture, pore and bulk EC, and temperature, helping you maintain ideal growing conditions effortlessly.
  • Versatile Applications: Perfect for both mineral and soilless media, the SpotOn® Pocket Soil Moisture Meter is suitable for a wide range of plants and growing environments, particularly professional greenhouses.
  • Compact Design: True to its name, this pocket-sized meter is compact and lightweight, making it easy to transport and ideal for taking measurements across multiple locations.
  • Durable Construction: Featuring 2.75” rubber-mounted sensor rods that resist bending and an ultra-high-frequency (100 MHz) measuring circuit, this meter ensures accurate moisture readings in various soil types and salinity levels.
  • Bluetooth® Connectivity: Connect seamlessly to the SpotView™ App via Bluetooth® to view real-time data, access past recordings, and share data in .csv format.

Experience the Benefits:

  • Optimize Water Usage: Get precise readings to help you use water efficiently, ensuring your plants receive just the right amount of moisture.
  • Enhance Plant Health: Monitor and maintain optimal growing conditions to support healthy, thriving plants.
  • Increase Yield: Accurate measurements and real-time data allow you to make informed decisions that can enhance your overall yield.

Order Yours Today

Elevate your plant-growing experience with the SpotOn® Pocket Soil Moisture Meter. Order yours today and take the first step toward healthier, more productive plants.

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Range:

Volumetric Water Content: 0.0 - 100.0% m3/m3
Electrical Conductivity: 0.0 - 5.00 mS/cm Bulk (dS/m) 
Temperature: 16°F(-9°C) - 120°F(49°C)  

Accuracy:

Volumetric Water Content: +/- 3% 
Electrical Conductivity: +/- 0.1 mS/cm
Temperature:  +/- 1°F(0.6°C)

Repeatability:

Less Than 0.5% variation: VWC, EC, Temp

Environmental: 

32 - 122°F (0-50°C) Operating Range
IP-64 Rated (Rain and Dust Proof)

Battery:

(2) AA/LR6 Alkaline Batteries (included)

300 Hrs Continuous On-time Battery Life

Meter Automatically Turns Off After 20 Minutes Of
Inactivity

Dimensions: 

As Shipped: 4.5”(11.4cm)W x 8.5”(11.4cm)D x
3.5”(93cm)L 3.3lb(1.5kg)

 

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