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Smart Greenhouse
Wireless temperature, humidity and gas monitoring for greenhouses and horticulture facilities — with positioning tags for equipment and e-ink labels for batch information.
Overview
A greenhouse is a controlled environment only if it is actually measured. Sensors wired across long spans are expensive to install and moving a bed means moving cable; by the time a heat spike or a gas build-up is noticed manually, part of the crop is already lost.
WEST smart greenhouse uses battery-powered 2.4GHz wireless sensors that monitor temperature, humidity and harmful gas, reporting to a wireless reader network. Because the sensors are wireless, coverage follows the crops — and e-ink labels keep batch and treatment information readable at the bed without paperwork.
System Architecture
Three layers: wireless sensors → reader & gateway coverage → monitoring platform.
Wireless sensors & labels
WE-T96 temperature & humidity sensor
WE-T97 harmful-gas sensor
WE-T26 long-range tag
E-ink labelling for batches
WE-T97 harmful-gas sensor
WE-T26 long-range tag
E-ink labelling for batches
Coverage
WE-RWN300 PoE base station
WE-RWF01 reader (up to 1000 tags)
2.4GHz long-range wireless
WE-RWF01 reader (up to 1000 tags)
2.4GHz long-range wireless
Monitoring & alarms
Threshold & trend alarms
WE-LS10 server for data & reports
Open API to farm systems
WE-LS10 server for data & reports
Open API to farm systems
Recommended Products
Typical configuration for greenhouse environment monitoring.
Sensors
WE-T96
Long-distance 2.4GHz electronic tag for temperature and humidity monitoring across large spans.
WE-T97
Harmful-gas monitoring 2.4GHz sensor module for greenhouse environmental safety.
Positioning & coverage
WE-T26
Long-range 2.4GHz positioning tag for equipment and trolleys moving between houses.
WE-RWF01
Geo-fence 2.4GHz reader supporting up to 1000 tags — one unit covers a long greenhouse bay.
WE-RWN300
PoE network base station for ceiling or mast mounting with a single Ethernet cable.
WE-LS10
Positioning inventory server that stores sensor history and drives threshold alarms.
Key Benefits
Wireless, movable coverage
No trenching or cable re-routing: sensors can be re-positioned whenever the crop layout changes.
Alarm before crop damage
Threshold and trend alarms report a heat spike or gas build-up while there is still time to ventilate.
Traceable cultivation records
Environment history and batch labels create a record that supports certification and buyer audits.
Next step
Tell us the greenhouse area, the number of houses and which parameters you measure — we will design the sensor layout.
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