| Measurements | Leaf moisture, leaf temperature |
|---|---|
| Wireless protocol | LoRaWAN 1.0.3, Class A |
| Frequency bands | EU868, US915, AS923, AU915, KR920, IN865, CN470, EU433 (one band per unit, choose when ordering) |
| Power | Battery powered, low power consumption |
Non-contact radar level transmitter for monitoring liquids and bulk solids in industrial tanks and vessels. Its 76–81 GHz radar and narrow beam help reduce interference from surrounding structures. The standard 4–20 mA + HART configuration can be integrated with compatible monitoring equipment. Integration with NARA requires a compatible sensor interface and configuration.
An environmental monitoring system combining ammonia (NH3), carbon dioxide (CO2), temperature and humidity measurement. A compact controller connects to separate gas probes and a temperature/humidity probe, making it suitable for livestock and poultry facilities, greenhouses and industrial environmental monitoring. Compatible communication configurations allow sensor data to be integrated with NARA monitoring equipment and dashboards.
he NARA NA7048 is a rechargeable GPS tracker for monitoring vehicles, trucks and mobile assets. Its magnetic mounting design enables convenient attachment to suitable metal surfaces, while built-in GPS and cellular antennas keep the unit compact. The device supports real-time GPS location reporting over cellular networks and offers configurable geofence, overspeed, movement, vibration, low-battery and removal alerts. A 10,000 mAh rechargeable battery supports portable operation; actual operating time depends on reporting frequency, cellular coverage and configuration. The supplied product information lists an IP67 enclosure and infrared removal detection. Suitable applications include fleet monitoring, logistics, asset location and vehicle security. Connection to NARA Fleet requires compatible tracker protocol support, SIM/APN configuration and server settings. Platform integration must be verified for the selected hardware and firmware.
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