A fully self-contained station that can be installed remotely on a mountain top or in a field, anywhere with mobile coverage - specifically 4G LTE.
Readings are relayed to the internet over the cellular network, so you can view them from anywhere you have internet access. No wiring, phone lines or electrical outlet is needed: the system runs on a solar panel and battery and communicates wirelessly.
Anyone who can use a cable tie can install a station - no technical knowledge required. Point the solar panel north in the Southern Hemisphere (south in the Northern Hemisphere), attach the head unit, cable tie it to the pole, connect the battery, press START, and close the box with the provided screw.
Yes - that is what this app is for. The iWeathar Lite app is free on both the Android and iOS app stores.
The full Control Panel opens in a web browser and adds data analysis, graphs, alert setup, forecasts, and potential disease and pest indicators.
Every 10 minutes the station connects and saves its readings permanently on the iWeathar server. Data can also be stored locally on a micro-SD card inside the unit.
Only if you allow it. Visibility is configurable by the station owner after logging in to the iWeathar Control Panel.
Server data retention and hosting, SIM card recharges, telephonic support, use and ongoing development of the online software system, administration, system management, and your monthly SMS and email alerts.
With an order of 10 or more stations, iWeathar will program the units to post directly to your servers. You then supply your own SIM cards with data, and interpret and store the HTML GET payload yourself. Each unit uses about 20 MB of data per month.