Zigbee Soil Moisture Sensor, EC & Temp, Solar Powered

Zigbee soil moisture sensor is a wireless, solar-powered device used to monitor soil moisture, temperature, and EC (electrical conductivity) in real time for gardens, greenhouses, and smart irrigation. It communicates through the Zigbee protocol, allowing low-power, long-range data transmission to gateways, smart home hubs, or IoT platforms. Common applications include automatic watering systems, greenhouse monitoring, and precision farming. Keep your plants healthy with the ATO Zigbee soil moisture sensor.

Technical Specifications

Features & Benefits

• Solar Powered & Rechargeable: Equipped with high-efficiency solar panels and a NiMH rechargeable battery, the Zigbee soil moisture sensor provides continuous and reliable soil monitoring while minimizing maintenance and energy consumption.
• Home & Smart Garden Integration: Ideal for backyard gardens, or greenhouse environments, supporting seamless integration with Zigbee-enabled soil moisture systems for smart home automation.
• Accurate Soil Temperature & Moisture: High-precision ±0.5°C and ±1% RH measurements enable precise monitoring of plant root conditions, preventing overwatering or drought stress.
• EC Soil Quality Measurement: The ATO-NAS-STH02B soil sensor measures soil electrical conductivity up to 20 mS/cm, enabling precise fertilization optimization and maintaining healthy soil conditions.
• Smart App Control & Automation: Compatible with iOS and Android apps for remote monitoring, real-time push notifications, and automated smart irrigation scene linkage.
• Easy Installation: Compact, lightweight, and IP66-rated waterproof design ensures reliable performance in outdoor or greenhouse environments, with straightforward setup for any user.

Detail

Installation: Battery Repalcement

1. Take out the waterproof rubber plug from the battery compartment.
2. Use a screwdriver to remove the screws.
3. Remove the cover and battery compartment, then replace the batteries.
4. Reinstall the battery compartment, replace the cover, and tighten the screws.

Typical Applications

1. Home Gardening Soil Sensor: Monitor soil moisture, temperature, and EC with the smart soil sensor for healthy indoor plants and small gardens.
2. Backyard & Urban Garden Soil Monitoring: Ensure lawns, vegetables, and ornamental plants thrive with smart irrigation.
3. Greenhouse Soil Management: Track soil conditions for crops and seedlings with high-accuracy smart sensors.
4. Smart Irrigation Systems: Integrate with sprinkler controllers or timers for automated watering and water savings.
5. Agricultural Research & Trials: Collect precise soil moisture, temperature, and conductivity data for experiments using the Zigbee soil moisture sensor.
6. Community & Educational Gardens: Share sensors and track soil conditions collaboratively for learning or group projects.

Zigbee Soil Moisture Sensor for Home Garden

Zigbee Soil Moisture Sensor for Backyard Garden

Zigbee Soil Moisture Sensor for Community Garden

Feature Comparison: Solar-Powered vs Battery-Powered

FAQ

Q1: How can I manually measure soil data?

In addition to setting automatic detection in the APP, press the reset button on the wireless soil sensor. It will immediately detect the current soil temperature, moisture, and conductivity. Each measurement lasts about 3 seconds.

Q2: What soil moisture level indicates overwatering?

A moisture reading around 80% indicates the soil is too wet. Note that the ATO smart soil sensor cannot detect 100% soil moisture—0% represents air, and 100% represents water.

Q3: What should I pay attention to when using the Zigbee soil moisture sensor?

• Keep the metal probes clean before inserting into soil to ensure accurate readings.
• On dense lawns, remove surface grass to allow full contact with the soil.
• In flower beds, place the industrial soil sensor at least 10 cm away from the bed edges to avoid interference.
• Not suitable for small indoor pots or metal containers.

Q4: Is it normal for the data to fluctuate slightly?

Yes. Slight variations in soil temperature and moisture are normal. If readings remain unchanged for a long time, press the reset button for a new measurement.