Beneficial microorganisms in a compost pile require a certain temperature range for optimal activity – 131 to 160 degrees Fahrenheit. Pile conditions within that range will promote rapid decomposition and destroy pathogens and weed seeds. Above that temperature range, beneficial microorganisms cannot survive. Below that range, decomposition will occur more slowly, and pathogens and weed seeds may remain in the final compost. Pile temperatures must remain at 131 degrees Fahrenheit or above for several days to meet standards for reducing pathogens. The exact amount of time depends on the method of composting.
Our solution is : AYSIX CompostNet an advanced wireless temperature monitoring system designed specifically for compost piles. Up to six temperature sensors can form part of the probe.
Utilizing the LoRa (Long Range) low-power wireless protocol, AYSIX CompostNet ensures reliable, long-distance communication and seamless data transmission, even in challenging environments.
Choose from replaceable batteries, rechargeable Lithium-ion batteries (using the USB-A port), or the economical long lasting energy efficient solar powered version.
The solar panel option allows the probes to operate maintenance-free indefinitely with just a few hours of direct sunlight per week.
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