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WatchDog is the Spectrum Technologies brand for our line of cost-effective weather measuring equipment. The data logger and weather station lines start with the A-Series and B-Series data loggers, through the flexible power of the 1000 Series to the full-featured 2000 Series Mini and Weather Stations, which include communications options from wired to wireless to satellite. Add in the Sprayer Station and Frost Alert, along with several handheld instruments to measure temperature, humidity, CO2, and wind, to see that the WatchDog name represents effective solutions to your weather measurement needs.
This powerful weather station measures, calculates and logs evapotranspiration (ET), solar radiation, wind speed/direction, wind chill, dew point, temperature, RH and rainfall. Read More
Measure temperature, humidity, and leaf wetness Read More
Space efficient and inexpensive logging technology. Choose from Temp only or Temp/RH Models Read More
Docking Station for WatchDog B-Series Button Loggers (serial port connector) Read More
Spot frost conditions easily in your vineyard or orchard Read More
WatchDog Cellular Frost Alert is placed as-needed, where-needed, to monitor temperature. When the temperature limit is reached, a cellular phone call is made to alert the grower. Read More
Connect to your existing rain gauge Read More
Monitor conditions crucial to growing high quality plants. Includes 1000 Series Micro Station, sensor, and radiation shield Read More
Pre-packaged Pup Station include a custom mounting bracket and sensors. 4 models to choose from: ET Pup Station, Pup Weather Station, Plant Growth Pup Station, and Plant Disease Pup Station Read More
WatchDog Pups are key components of the Retriever & Pups wireless sensor network, offering growers and researchers a broad solution for site-specific crop monitoring with diverse sensor compatibility. Read More
The WatchDog Retriever is a key component of the Retriever & Pups wireless sensor network. All sensor data acquired by the in-field Pups is funneled to the Retriever for logging and communication. Read More