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Acclima - Model Solar Node - Gateway -Long Range Radio - 4G Cloud Connected SD1-12 Data Logger

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The Acclima Solar Node and Gateway are simple-to-use wireless data recorders that work together to provide the user access to captured SDI-12 sensor data in the cloud. They provide the ability to read and log data from a variety of SDI-12 sensors. Conveniently, data is collected and transmitted over the air via long-range radio, then forwarded to the cloud via LTE cellular networks. Each Solar Node supports up to ten SDI-12 sensors and each Solar Gateway supports up to ten Nodes. The Solar Node records all the measurements of the SDI12 devices. The Solar Gateway collects this information and makes it available to suit the user’s needs online at data.acclima.com.
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Acclima Node - Solar Powered Data Logger w/ Long Range Radio $495.00
• Five SDI-12 Ports w/ Terminal Connectors, for up to 10 SDI-12 Devices.
• Storage for up to 56,000s from all SDI-12 devices
• LoRa Radio Antennae for Long Range Data Transmission to Gateway
• Solar Powered - For continuous data logging and always on communication.
• Rugged weather resistant enclosure
• Local Data access via NodeView™ PC app.
• USB 2.0 B port + USB A-B Cable
• Mounting Hardware Combo Package

 Acclima Gateway - LTE Enabled Data Logging Station $595.00
• LTE Connectivity - Enables off-site data access from the Cloud.
• Solar Powered - For continuous data logging and 24/7 (365) operation
• Supports up to 10 Nodes per Gateway.
• Rugged weather resistant enclosure
• 8GB Flash memory rotates up to 3 years of Local Data
• Long Range Radio mode up to 5 miles with line of sight
• Remote access hardware status and data via Acclima Cloud Services™
• Cloud access requires annual subscription $180.00/year Acclima Cloud Services

The Acclima Solar Nodes and Gateways are LoRa Radio, SDI-12, data loggers that allow data to be collected and transmitted wirelessly and stored in a secure and private data repository. Each Acclima Node can attach up to ten SDI-12 devices. These devices do not need to be Acclima-specific hardware meaning, any SDI-12 device is supported provided that the total system load does not exceed 2 watts. Each SDI-12 device replies to aM! (Measurement) commands sent from the Node, and the Node records those replies. The user can set the “Read Intervals” to record data from a group of connected sensors from anywhere as low as 10 minutes, to as high as every 24 hours. These measurements are collected and stored in the Acclima Nodes which can save up to 32,000 logs before overwriting the oldest files. Once the log is saved, the Node transmits this data via (LoRa) a long-range radio system within the 902 to 928 MHz frequency bands, at the request of a Solar Gateway. The Acclima Solar Gateway retrieves the data from the Node, saves the files within its memory, and forwards this data to the cloud via an LTE cellular connection. The Gateway’s GPS coordinates are also forwarded to the cloud within its metadata. Testing has shown that Nodes and Gateways can successfully communicate with one another for more than 10 miles of line-of-sight in rural environments. However, the recommended maximum range is 5 miles or less. After the Node data has been uploaded to the cloud, it can be viewed by authorized parties on the secure and private data portal website hosted by Acclima. Achieving this level of system functionality is both affordable and technically simple. The Solar Node and Gateway system can be acquired and operated by anyone desiring soil and atmospheric data from their personal properties. The system can just as easily be scaled up to provide large entities with the ability to source their data, in ways specific to their needs. Amazingly, in less than one hour, a single person can install one Gateway, three Nodes, and ten sensors.