
SenseCAP S2105 LoRaWAN Soil Moisture, Temperature & EC Sensor (AS923)
3-in-1 LoRaWAN sensor measuring Soil Moisture, Temperature, and Electrical Conductivity (EC 0-23 dS/m). Essential for tracking coastal soil salinization in southern Bangladesh.
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The SenseCAP S2105 delivers essential 3-in-1 soil parameters: Volumetric Water Content (VWC), Soil Temperature, and Bulk Electrical Conductivity (EC). In Bangladesh's southern coastal delta—including Satkhira, Khulna, Bagerhat, and Barishal—rising sea levels and saltwater intrusion threaten crop yields. The S2105 provides agronomists and farmers with continuous, real-time salinity alerts, ensuring irrigation water does not salinize arable land. Equipped with heavy-duty electrodes, temperature compensation, and an IP66 UV-rated body, the sensor operates reliably in both saline soil and commercial hydroponics. It broadcasts over the BTRC AS923 frequency band to local gateways or cellular hubs.
- 3-in-1 parameter measurement: Soil Moisture, Temperature, and Electrical Conductivity (EC)
- Crucial for salinity intrusion monitoring in Bangladesh's southern coastal belt
- Electrical conductivity measurement range: 0 ~ 23 dS/m (0 ~ 23000 µS/cm)
- Built-in automatic temperature compensation for high accuracy EC telemetry
- BTRC AS923 LoRaWAN support with rapid Bluetooth configuration via smartphone
- Up to 10-year lifespan with replaceable 19Ah industrial lithium thionyl chloride battery
- IP66 rated enclosure tested against monsoon torrential rains and extreme heat
- High transmission range up to 10km in open fields, compatible with TTN and ChirpStack



