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The complete guide to optimal 4G installation!
Connected weather stations are now essential tools for effectively managing a farm. They give you access to ultra-local weather data, frost alerts, disease risks, and essential information for irrigation.
But to ensure the reliability of this data, one step is crucial: choosing the right location for your weather station, especially if you have the latest Sencrop 4G models.
Sencrop 4G weather stations transmit data directly from your plots, minute by minute. This information is only relevant if the station is placed in an environment that is truly representative of your farm.
Choose a central location that best reflects the weather conditions experienced across all your crops.
Take advantage of precision sensors to install associated stations in the microclimates identified in your plots: frost-sensitive areas, windy areas, etc. Weather is an ultra-local phenomenon: a few hundred metres can be enough to create significant differences.

👉 See our FAQ dedicated to station installation
Trees, hedges, or buildings can distort measurements. Here are some prerequisites to follow to optimise the reliability of your weather station:
The quality of the 2G, 3G or 4G network used to send data from the station to the application must be satisfactory. Poor network quality will result in interruptions to data transmission.
Sencrop 4G weather stations are equipped with multi-operator roaming, allowing them to detect the most efficient network, regardless of the operator, to cover even the most remote areas.

The release of Sencrop 4G weather stations has been accompanied by a new ‘Health Monitoring’ screen for your station in the application. This means you receive support during installation, send us a photo to validate your installation, and are alerted if an incorrect angle is detected (for example, after a storm).

Optimal installation allows you to:
The sensors are optimised for accurate measurements. Rainfall, temperature, humidity, wind: this data truly reflects what is happening in your fields.
Spraying, irrigation, frost prediction or harvesting: your decisions are based on accurate weather data, in the right place.
Compare your weather history with your campaign results to refine your strategies and anticipate your potential yields and future production.
Sencrop 4G weather stations allow you to monitor your plots with unrivalled accuracy. But to fully exploit their potential, it is essential to choose the right location.
By following these recommendations, you can guarantee:
To find out more, check out our detailed installation guides in our FAQ or our YouTube channel.
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