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Wireless CO2 Sensor

Wireless CO2 Sensor

Wireless CO2 Sensor

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Overview: The document discusses the advantages of using a wireless CO2 sensor for monitoring grain storage conditions. It highlights the sensor's ability to detect issues such as heated grain, mold, and insect presence more efficiently than traditional cabled sensors.
Specifications: The CO2 sensor is wireless and portable, offering four times faster detection and covering twenty times more surface area than cabled sensors. It includes an SMS early warning system for prompt alerts.
Functionality: The sensor works by detecting carbon dioxide (CO2) levels, which increase due to biological activity such as grain germination, fermentation, or heating. The chemical reaction involved is C6H12O6 + O2 → CO2 + H2O + 674Kcal, indicating the conversion of starch and oxygen into carbon dioxide, water, and heat.
Installation and Monitoring: The sensor can be easily installed on the roof or plenum of a grain bin due to its wireless connectivity. Users can connect to the agrilog platform to monitor CO2 levels and receive alerts when concentrations rise, prompting further investigation.
Benefits: Compared to wired sensors, the wireless CO2 sensor offers complete grain protection (100% coverage), lower acquisition and installation costs, and maintains the integrity of the bin roof without perforation. It diagnoses anomalies within one week, compared to four weeks for traditional methods.
Comparison: The document contrasts the wireless CO2 sensor with wired sensors, emphasizing its superior area coverage and efficiency. For a silo with a 48-foot diameter, one wireless sensor can replace six wired sensors.
Contact Information: Agrilog is located at 150 place Charles-Le Moyne, CP 6, Longueuil (Québec) J4K 0A8 Canada. For more information, visit agrilog.ca or contact them at 1-514-980-2838 or [email protected].
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Early detection of problems with heated grain, mold and the presence of insects 4 times faster than cabled sensors 20 times more surface cover than cabled sensors SMS early warning system in case of problems Wireless and portable Why rely on CO2 sensor? All biological activity releases carbon dioxide (CO2). When your grain tries to germinate, it consumes its starch, releases energy, moisture and CO2. This is the same process that occurs when your grain is fermenting or heating. Carbon dioxide Water How the CO2 sensor works? Install Place the CO2 sensor on the roof or at the plenum of your bin. With its wireless connectivity, quickly install it on the bin you want to monitor. Connect to the agrilog platform to monitor the CO2 in your grain bins. When the CO2 concentration tends to increase, it's time to investigate what's going on! agrilog , 150 place Charles-Le Moyne, CP 6, Longueuil (Québec) J4K 0A8 Canada agrilog.ca I T: 1-514-980-2838

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Detect a problem quickly and protect your income! Wired sensor Wireless CO2 sensor VS • Area covered by the sensor • Silo diameter of 48 feet • 6 wired sensors vs 1 wireless CO2 sensor Sign up! It's free! www.agrilog.ca agrilog agrilog , 150 place Charles-Le Moyne, CP 6, Longueuil (Quebec) J4K 0A8 Canada agrilog.ca I T: 1-514-980-2838 I [email protected]

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