Made to carry into the block
484 mm long and about 600 g, with the head and probe integrated into one handheld device.
Harvora™ hardware / From soil to sky
Soil Scouter™ below the surface. Harvora Microclimate Station™ above it. Two field instruments, designed to bring the conditions in your blocks into focus.
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01 / Soil Scouter™
A vertical soil profile, rather than a single point. A single handheld probe with an integrated head brings measurements from beneath the surface together with air conditions above it.
At the 200 mm working depth, it reads pH at about 137 mm, conductivity at 115 and 93 mm, and temperature at 15 mm.
Pilot units 2026
484 mm long and about 600 g, with the head and probe integrated into one handheld device.
Replaceable primary cells are swapped through the top cap while the probe stays in the ground.
Designed for an IP67 head and IP68 protection below the collar.
A status light ring is visible from any direction, so the device can be checked at a glance.
02 / SITE WEATHER
A 2.2 m tripod-mounted weather station, anchored to the ground in the block. One reference point for the site, with Soil Scouters distributed through the surrounding blocks.
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An ultrasonic sensor with no moving parts measures vertical air movement too, adding context for frost and inversions.
A large rainfall collector sits alongside instruments for air conditions and barometric pressure.
WiFi is the first connection, with LoRaWAN fallback where WiFi does not reach.
A built-in display keeps station readings available at the instrument.
One site. A richer field record.
One Harvora Microclimate Station™ acts as the site reference. Soil Scouter™ probes are spread through the blocks around it, pairing site-level weather with local soil profiles.
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