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Temperature & Humidity (ambient)
Measures air temperature and humidity inside livestock facilities to monitor animal welfare and reduce the risk of respiratory diseases.
What it measures and why it matters
Measures air temperature and relative humidity in real time inside livestock facilities. Both variables are critical for animal thermal comfort, preventing respiratory diseases and maximising productive efficiency.
How it works
A capacitive sensor measures relative air humidity and a thermistor records temperature. Data is sent continuously to the platform, where thermal comfort indices (THI) are calculated and alerts are triggered when defined thresholds are exceeded.
‹ Use cases ›
Which crops and situations benefit most
Swine
Prevent heat stress in pigs, critical during summer and key productive phases
Dairy cattle
Monitor THI to protect production and cow welfare
Poultry
Maintain optimal temperature and humidity ranges for broilers and laying hens
Sheep & goats
Detect respiratory risk conditions in closed stalls
‹ Data ›
Parameters and how to interpret the data
Temperature (C)
Indoor air temperature in real time
Relative humidity (%RH)
Ambient humidity level
THI index
Temperature-Humidity Index to assess heat stress in cattle
Threshold alerts
Alerts when temperature or humidity exceed configured ranges
‹ Setup ›
Quick installation
- 01
Place sensor at animal height, away from direct air drafts
- 02
Fix in a representative area, not next to exterior walls or inlets
- 03
Connect to the AgroSense communication module
- 04
Associate the sensor with the facility in the AgroMind platform
- 05
Set thresholds by species and productive stage
‹ Spec sheet ›
Specifications and design
Materials / ruggedness
IP54 housing, suitable for humid and dusty environments
Rugged battery
Up to 3 years battery life with replaceable battery
Built-in location
Integrated GPS for traceability
Made in Spain
Designed and manufactured in Spain
2-year warranty
2-year manufacturer warranty
‹ FAQ ›
Frequently asked questions
How many sensors do I need per shed?
For sheds up to 500 m², 2-3 sensors give a representative picture. In larger sheds or those with differentiated zones, additional measurement points are recommended.
Can I monitor several sheds at once?
Yes. You can link sensors from different sheds to your AgroMind account and view them all in the same dashboard, with separate alerts per facility.
What is the THI index?
The Temperature-Humidity Index combines temperature and humidity to estimate heat stress in dairy cattle. Values above 68 are considered risky and affect milk production and fertility.
Does the sensor work in dusty or ammonia-rich environments?
Yes, the IP54 housing protects against dust and splashes. In environments with high ammonia concentration, periodically clean the measurement head.
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