Hardware

LoRa in the crop. Relays at the pump.

Relay count is locked to the manufacturer record for that serial — never to the QR payload alone.

LoRa transmitter

A field node for soil moisture and DHT11 temperature/humidity. It wakes, measures, sends, and sleeps. Battery and solar keep it in the row without a farm Wi-Fi run.

  • Soil moisture percentage at the plant.
  • Air temperature and humidity from DHT11.
  • Battery and last-seen status in the dashboard.
  • Many transmitters can share one relay channel.

Farm receiver

The station that listens to transmitters and drives irrigation relays. Pair it with a QR code, a name, and a PIN. Models differ only by verified relay count.

  • Local automatic watering even if the cloud is quiet.
  • Manual start/stop with a duration cap.
  • Weekly schedules stored on the account and synced to the field.
  • Firmware listed when a release is published for that model.

Receiver models

AgroPulse R1

R1 · 1 relay

AgroPulse R1 for a single zone.

AgroPulse R2

R2 · 2 relays

AgroPulse R2 for 2 irrigation zones.

AgroPulse R4

R4 · 4 relays

AgroPulse R4 for 4 irrigation zones.