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The FDR soil moisture sensor uses the frequency domain reflection principle, with a measurement range of 0–60% m³/m³ and a response time of less than 500 ms. High-precision soil moisture sensors are available with ±3% or ±2% accuracy (after calibration), and signal output supports 4–20 mA, RS485, or 0–1 VDC/0–2.5 VDC. Power supply voltage: 5–24 VDC/12–36 VDC, making it easy to integrate into various monitoring systems. The humidity sensor housing is made of ABS plastic, with a 316 stainless steel probe, featuring an IP68 protection rating, suitable for long-term outdoor use, and widely applied in precision agriculture and smart irrigation.
Note
When selecting measurement points, it is important to ensure that the FDR soil moisture sensor and the soil being measured have as good contact as possible. Since the area near the sensor surface has a significant influence, any large gaps around the sensor, excessive soil compaction, or electromagnetic interference between sensors can affect the readings. The soil moisture sensor must not be installed near metal objects or debris. The soil sensor should not be installed on the soil surface at a depth of 5 cm, as it may easily detect the interface between the atmosphere and the soil surface, resulting in meaningless measurements.
RS485 Output
Current Output
The default measurement accuracy of the soil moisture sensor is ±3%, which can be improved to ±2% after calibration, ensuring more reliable data for agricultural irrigation or environmental monitoring.
The reliable soil moisture sensor supports 420 mA current output, RS485 (Modbus-RTU protocol), and voltage output (0–1 VDC or 0–2.5 VDC), making it compatible with various data acquisition devices.
Yes, the FDR soil moisture sensor has an IP68 protection rating, with the probe made of 316 stainless steel, suitable for long-term burial in soil or water, and operates in environments with temperatures ranging from 0°C to 45°C.