One device.Four things people put it on.

A Wildeye logger mounted on a steel post beside a soil-probe access tube, in a cotton crop with drip line running between the rows

Soil moistureHow much water is actually in your soil?

Every package includes the Wildeye 4G logger, solar or battery power, and an outdoor antenna. No gateways, repeaters or local servers.

See it in agriculture

PackagesProbes or tension sensors, depending on the crop.

  • Profile probe

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketPressure transducerMulti-level soil moisture profile probeSensor expanderAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelProfile probeExpanderPressure sensor
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, port 1 running through an M12 coupling and a service loop to a multi-level profile probe, and port 2 running through a coupling to an expander and on to a pressure transducer.
    • Single-level probe reading at 10 cm (4 in), or a multi-level probe in 40, 80, 120 and 160 cm lengths, reading every depth down the profile
    • Moisture and temperature as standard, electrical conductivity optional
    • Sentek, EnviroPro and Hydroscout probes supported
    • Drip-line pressure sensor logs irrigation time-of-use and catches faults in the line, on a 2 m extendable lead
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Tensiometers

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketThree Watermark soil tension sensors on a 3-way harnessAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelWatermark tension sensors
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, one port running through an M12 coupling to a 3-way adapter, and three Watermark soil tension sensors on its three leads.
    • Reads up to three Watermark tension sensors from one device
    • Watermark interface adapter with Scotchlok connectors in the box
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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A Wildeye logger on a post above an inline flow meter and butterfly valve on a farm supply line, discharging into a channel beside a maize crop

Flow monitoringHow much water are you putting on each field?

Every package includes the Wildeye 4G logger, solar or battery power, and an outdoor antenna. No gateways, repeaters or local servers.

See it in irrigation districts

PackagesPick the kit that fits your meter.

  • Standard flow metering

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelYour meter
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, one port running through an M12 coupling and a service loop to a pulse output on the meter you already own.
    • Works with pulse, Modbus (RS485/RS232) and 4-20 mA meter outputs
    • Pre-configured for Siemens Mag8000 and Aquamonix I300/I500
    • Alerts and reports on delivered volume and flow rate
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Dirty-water flow

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketMechanical water meterAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelYour meterReed switch
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, one port running through an M12 coupling to a reed switch strapped to the register of the mechanical meter you already own.
    • Reed-switch interface with a Wildeye plug for a mechanical meter
    • Meter sizes 50–150 mm (meter supplied separately)
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Open-channel weir

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketNon-contact radar level sensorAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelRadar sensor
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, and one port running through an M12 coupling to a non-contact radar level sensor.
    • Non-contact radar level sensor, ±5 mm, reading the stage upstream of the weir
    • Flow computed automatically from the stored weir rating table
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Water pressure

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketStainless pressure transducerAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelPressure sensor
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, and one port running through an M12 coupling and a service loop to a stainless pressure transducer.
    • Stainless pressure transducer, 0–200 psi, ¼-inch NPT fitting
    • Pairs with a flow meter at the pump for automatic per-set volumes
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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A Wildeye logger mounted on a galvanised post in front of a corrugated steel water tank, its sensor cable clipped down the post to the tank outlet, in an open paddock

Water levelsWill it run out before you get there?

Every package includes the Wildeye 4G logger, solar or battery power, and an outdoor antenna. No gateways, repeaters or local servers.

See it in water utilities

PackagesTanks, dams and anything you cannot put a sensor in.

  • EasyLevel tank

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketStainless submersible level sensorAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelSubmersible sensor
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, and one port running through an M12 coupling and a service loop to a stainless submersible level sensor.
    • Non-vented submersible sensor in 5 m or 10 m models, no vent box to maintain
    • Stainless body, and it keeps logging when the signal drops
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Reservoir & pond

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketStainless depth gaugeAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelDepth gauge
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, and one port running through an M12 coupling and a service loop to a stainless depth gauge.
    • Stainless submersible depth gauge, 0–5 m or 0–10 m standard, custom depths on request
    • Installs in a slotted PVC tube at the lowest point of the storage
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Non-contact radar

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketNon-contact radar level sensorAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelRadar sensor
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, and one port running through an M12 coupling to a non-contact radar level sensor.
    • Non-contact radar sensor with 8 m range
    • Rated −40 °C to +60 °C for permanent outdoor duty
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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A Wildeye weather station on a galvanised mast at the edge of a green crop. Anemometer and wind vane on top, rain gauge and louvred radiation shield on side arms, the logger mid-mast.

Weather & climateWhat is the weather doing where the crop actually is?

Every package includes the Wildeye 4G logger, solar or battery power, and an outdoor antenna. No gateways, repeaters or local servers.

See it in agriculture

PackagesThe full mast, or just the rain gauge.

  • Standard weather station

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketAnemometer and wind vaneTipping-bucket rain gaugePyranometer (solar radiation sensor)Louvred radiation shield housing the temperature and humidity sensorAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelWind & directionSolar radiationTemp & humidityRain gaugeInterface box
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, one port running through an M12 coupling to an interface box, and four instruments on its leads — an anemometer and wind vane, a pyranometer, a louvred temperature and humidity shield, and a tipping-bucket rain gauge.
    • Rain, wind speed & direction, temperature & humidity, solar radiation
    • Agronomic indices computed for you: ET₀, Delta-T, fire danger, chill portions and growing degree days
    • 5-minute uploads through the growing season
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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  • Rain gauge

    Wildeye loggerOutdoor 3 dB antennaSolar panel on its mounting bracketTipping-bucket rain gaugeManual backup rain gaugeAntennaWildeye loggerSolar panelTipping bucketManual gauge — no wiring
    Assembly diagram: a Wildeye logger with an antenna and a solar panel, one port running through an M12 coupling to a tipping-bucket rain gauge, and a manual backup gauge that carries no cable at all.
    • Commercial tipping-bucket gauge, 0.2 mm resolution every 15 minutes
    • Manual backup gauge with QR-code entry through the phone app
    • Every part arrives with its own lead — M12 screw couplings
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Tell us what you need to measure.Name the sensor. We will confirm the Wildeye reads it, and how often.

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