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The soil sensor provides quick access to soil electrical conductivity (EC) and pH data, optimizing plant growth conditions. It accommodates a wide voltage power supply of 5-30V and transmits data via RS485, utilizing the reliable MODBUS-RTU protocol. The response of the soil sensor is swift, with stable and reliable output. It is compatible with Arduino UNO R3 and TTL to 485 expansion board for swift test environment setup.
The soil sensor boasts an IP68 protection level, vacuum-filled and sealed with black flame-retardant epoxy resin. The probe, crafted from 316 stainless steel, offers rust-proof, waterproof, anti-corrosion, salt-alkali corrosion resistance, and long-term electrolysis resistance properties. Its performance is influenced by the soil salt content. Compact in size, it can be buried in the soil for extended periods and is compatible with various soil types.
Wiring Diagram of soil sensor and Arduino Uno
Probe Material - 316 Stainless Steel
The soil sensor features an automatic temperature compensation function for conductivity, ensuring measurement accuracy regardless of environmental changes. Its applications span across agricultural irrigation, greenhouses, floriculture and vegetable farming, grassland pastures, rapid soil testing, plant cultivation, scientific experiments, grain storage, and other soil environment testing scenarios.
Soil electrical conductivity (EC) represents the salinity level in the soil. These parameters serve as crucial indicators of soil fertility and health, with a direct impact on plant life. High salt content in soil impedes water absorption by plants, despite high soil moisture content. This condition could eventually “burn” the plant. Optimal plant growth occurs within preferred environmental conditions, including specific ranges of soil moisture, temperature, and EC levels. Data on these parameters is essential for growers to understand necessary actions for ensuring plant health and achieving higher yields.
Soil pH, also referred to as “soil reaction”, is an acid-base reaction of the soil solution. It primarily depends on the concentration of hydrogen ions in the soil solution, expressed by the pH value. A solution with a pH value of 7 is neutral; a solution with a pH value less than 7 exhibits an acidic reaction; a solution with a pH value greater than 7 shows an alkaline reaction. Soil pH can generally be categorized into the following levels:
PH value Soil acidity and alkalinity
＜4.5 Extremely acidic
4.5-5.5 Strongly acidic
5.5-6.5 acidic
6.5-7.5 Neutral
7.5-8.5 alkaline
8.5-9.5 Strongly alkaline
>9.5 Extremely alkaline
How to install and use the soil sensor
For more detailed insights on selecting the most suitable sensor, refer to the guide on [How to Select the Best Soil Moisture Sensors for Agriculture and Research Lab].
EC parameters
pH parameters
