ProData wireless standard weather station with solar sensor - turf package 1 - local data recording
The ProData wireless standard weather station with solar sensor also comes with Weatherlink Live as the Turf 1 package.
Turf 1 package overview (Local wi-fi or ethernet)
The WeatherLink Live hub must be in a building or office and linked to the local wi-fi or ethernet connection. The station must be within wireless range which is a maximum 300mtr line of site (buildings, walls, and trees etc will decrease the range).
Turf 1 package includes
Wireless STD weather station (features):
- Anemometer (Wind Speed & Direction)
- 0.2mm per tip rain gauge
- Temperature and humidity Sensor
- Solar radiation sensor (W/M2) and E.T Evapotranspiration
ProData Pro Subscription - 1 Year. Weatherlink.com - Store your weather data in the Weatherlink Cloud and see the live data on any connected device. Weatherlink.Com Pro Feature Set - Access to current conditions, historical data, bulletins, map, chart and data.
WeatherLink Live Hub - Uploads the Weather Station and Sensor data to the cloud for viewing on a dedicated Web Portal and Mobile Device APPs
Additional options for the Turf 1 package
PDR1 - Dedicated Agronomic reporting software and data reporting package.
- Climatic statistics (daily/monthly)
- Agronomic reporting
- GDD (Growing degree days) 6deg base and 0deg base
- GP (Grow potential)
- S-K Probability (Dollar spot)
- SMS (Soil moisture surplus) SMD (Soil moisture deficit)
- T max, T min, T mean
- RH mean
- Total rain, Rain max
- Total ET
A6345 wireless leaf and soil moisture/temperature station
- Adding a 6345OV transmitter to the Turf 1 package allows for a leaf wetness and soil temperature sensor to be added
A6420 Leaf Wetness Sensor
- Davis leaf moisture sensor accurately reflects leaf moisture/dew levels on the grass plant leaf. A key component in disease forecasting. The leaf moisture sensor gives a reading from 0–15 where 0 = dry and 15 = saturated.
A6470 Temperature Probe
- Single depth temperature probe
7716a Mounting Tripod with Ground Spikes
7717 – Mounting Pole (1mtr)
What data can your weather generate?
E.T (Evapotranspiration) and rainfall data
- Soil moisture status and plant stress
- (Irrigation requirement-soil moisture deficit/surplus)
Min and Max air temperature
- Grass and insect growth model
- (Daily growth degree days – daily growth potential)
Leaf moisture status (if sensor fitted)
- Leaf Moisture Status
- (Dew intensity for spraying, removal, disease pressure)
Relative Humidity and Dewpoint
- Disease Activity Data
- (Smith Kerns Dollar Spot model – real time disease pressure indicator)
Rainfall data – mm per hour and time of max rainfall
- Rainfall data
- (Flooding events, bunker wash outs on golf courses, etc.)
Wind Data, Maximum Gust & Time of Max Gust
- Spray windows
- (Spray windows, tree fall incidents, health and safety)
A key consideration is the location of the weather station (and any associated sensors) it is strongly recommended not to locate on a building or roofline. Ideally situated in an open and flat location to replicate the conditions and areas of interest.