Sensors
Sensor range
Before getting started let's get familiar with the different devices we will deal with. Every device has a specific ID like for example '56:01:3f' the first two figures (56) are the model ID. In this case 56 corresponds to a Broodminder-TH device.
Product | Model | Name | Description |
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47 | Internal sensor T | Small sensor, big benefits. The best tool for monitoring hive dynamics. |
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56 | Internal sensor TH | Temperature and humidity, all in one. |
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57, 43 | Scale W | Ideal scale for hobby beekeeping Best value for money. |
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49 | Scale W4 | Scale for migratory beekeeping, adaptable to a wide range of supports. Tough as nails |
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49 | Scale DIY | A do-it-yourself kit for DIY beekeepers. |
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63 | BeeDar | A Radar to track bee activity during the day. |
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52 | SubHub | The subHub is both a data hub and a transmission relay. |
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60 | Hub Wifi | Ideal if your hives are close to a Wifi network. |
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54 | Hub 4G | Optimal connectivity with multi-operator SIM card. |
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54 | Hub 4G Weather | Two in one: Data transmission AND weather station (temperature, humidity and pressure) |
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54 | Hub 4G Solar | Endless autonomy with this version boosted with a solar kit. |
Installing your BroodMinder
The Citizen Science Package contains two Broodminder-TH (temperature and humidity) or BroodMinder-T (temperature only) Devices and a Broodminder-W hive scale. Here is where you install these devices: