BarnTools
Wireless Humidity Sensor
How it fits into the alarm platform:
Connects wirelessly to the BarnTalk Gateway. For best results, we recommend one humidity sensor for every room or approximately every 100 feet in larger buildings with open air spaces. The humidity sensor should be placed within ~700 feet of the BarnTalk Gateway. On multi-barn sites, the humidity sensor’s range can often extend across multiple buildings depending on proximity.
- Measure 0%–99% RH
- Included Battery with 2-3 Year Life
- IP67 Waterproof and Dustproof Rated
- Tested for Maximum Durability in Harsh Conditions
★★★★★ “We have implemented the humidity sensors in our nursery barns and they have been great. They definitely help with keeping air quality dialed in.” Krystal K. | Product Review: Humidity Sensor
BarnTalk is the only wireless barn alarm with certified multi-carrier connectivity built right into the system. Once you plug the BarnTalk Gateway into power, it connects to the strongest local cell tower, regardless of carrier, eliminating the need for a landline, WiFi, or hotspot.BarnTalk sends alarms via push notification, SMS text message or phone call based on the user’s preferences.For optimal alarms and monitoring, you’ll need a BarnTalk subscription. This subscription covers connectivity and data costs.
Monitor Humidity in Real-Time
The BarnTalk Humidity Sensor connects wirelessly to the BarnTalk Gateway, which is the brains of the system. The gateway includes built-in cellular connectivity for rural areas. It works even where your phone has no service!
Real-Time Monitoring
Keep track of real-time humidity inside the BarnTalk app, including the 24-hour average, highest, and lowest humidity.
Optimize Conditions
Monitor graphs to identify changes in humidity overtime and ensure optimal growing conditions.
Monitor Humidity 24/7
With the BarnTalk Humidity Sensor, you can monitor humidity in real-time to prevent losses and maintain optimal growing conditions inside your barns.
Instantly Connects
The Gateway automatically connects to the strongest cell signal as soon as you plug it in. No landline, internet, or hotspot needed.
Easy to Install
As a wireless platform, BarnTalk can be set up on your own in minutes. Plug in the Gateway, hang your sensors, and begin monitoring.
Built for the Barn
The humidity sensors measures from 0%–99% RH. It has replaceable batteries with a lifespan of 2-3 years.
Remotely Monitor
With the BarnTalk app, you can monitor humidity levels in real-time at your fingertips. No more being left in the dark.
Details & Product Specifications
Model
BT-TS-02-00
Measure Range
0% ~ 99.9%
Accuracy
± 2%
Resolution
0.1 %
Power Supply
Disposable Lithium Battery
Battery Life
Up to 2 years
Working Environment
Temperature: 14 °F ~ 122 °F / -10 °C ~ 50 °C | Relative Humidity: 0 ~ 99.9% RH with no condensation
WAN
High Sensitivity 915 ISM frequency band LoRa Module
Protection Level
IP65
Shell Material
Nylon Plastic
Size
Ø 3 x 6 1⁄4 inch / Ø72*280 mm
Weight
0.5 lbs / 252 g
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Humidity Sensor FAQs
You can connect up to 24 Humidity sensors per Gateway.
We recommend having 1 sensor per room or every 100 feet in your barn. Sensors should be placed within 700 ft. of the Gateway for best connection.
One Gateway can cover up to two barns or poultry houses. The Gateway should be centrally located on your site.
No. BarnTalk is simple enough for anyone to set up on their own. Save the money!
The sensors all have lithium-ion batteries inside of them with a 2-3 year battery life. The water meter has an 8+ year battery life.
There is no limit to how many people you add to your CallTree. They just need to be a contact in your phone to add them in. The contacts you add will be notified in the order of the CallTree when barn conditions fall outside of the norm.
For just $15/month, BarnTalk TotalCare provides complete coverage for any and all damage to your sensors. Lightning, water, fire, and physical damage—no questions asked. Click here to learn more.