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Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

The Celora W15 is a reliable solution for creating wireless SDI-12 sensor networks.

  • Flexible power options: internal battery or external power source
  • Seamless integration with feature-rich DeltaLINK-Cloud platform
  • Real-time cloud access to SDI-12 sensor measurements
  • Mobile app allows system configuration via contactless NFC
  • Connect up to eight SDI-12 sensors (plus one event counter) per unit
  • Easy data viewing and management via custom charts and widgets
  • Cellular 4G connectivity for remote deployment
  • Optional local memory card logging

Connecting SDI-12 Sensors to the Cloud

The Celora W15 is a compact wireless logger that establishes dependable SDI-12 sensor networks while delivering live sensor data directly to the cloud.

Built for rapid installation and effortless management, the unit transmits field data seamlessly to the DeltaLINK-Cloud platform, features a user-friendly mobile app for configuration, and fully supports both Delta-T Devices and third-party sensors.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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Built for SDI-12 Sensor Networks

Designed to work seamlessly with Delta-T’s proven SDI-12 sensors, including the PR2 Profile Probe and the WET150 Soil Sensor, the Celora W15 telemetry unit delivers a straightforward, dependable link from on-site measurements to cloud-based visualization and analysis.

As a fully standards-compliant SDI-12 system, it can also connect to third-party SDI-12 sensors. This lets users create mixed or expanding networks while still managing everything through a single unified data platform.

4G Cellular Connectivity

Protected by a compact, weatherproof enclosure, the Celora unit hosts up to eight SDI-12 sensors and one digital counter. It uses 4G cellular connectivity to transmit field data directly to DeltaLINK-Cloud, Delta-T’s specialized online platform.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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Configure SDI-12 Network via the NFC Mobile App

Configuration and network management are managed through the dedicated Celora mobile app. With low-power NFC communication, users just tap a compatible smart device against the unit to access setup tools, adjust settings, and commission sensors in seconds.

NFC mobile app interface

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The app connects directly with DeltaLINK-Cloud, creating an uninterrupted bridge between physical field hardware and the online platform while granting users complete authority over their data management.

DeltaLINK-Cloud Compatibility

The DeltaLINK-Cloud online platform serves as the perfect data management and visualization companion, offering a secure environment to store, organize, view, and graph the measurements in a variety of styles.

DeltaLINK-Cloud provides remote, instant access to data, along with real-time interaction with dynamic charts, not just static images.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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Once active, measurements stream automatically to DeltaLINK-Cloud, minimizing the need for manual site visits and hands-on data retrieval.

Users can monitor live and historical data from anywhere using custom widgets and tailored dashboard layouts. To simplify tracking, data from multiple sensors or disparate field sites can be consolidated into a single report, offering a unified overview of environmental conditions across entire projects.

The platform also allows users to share data access with colleagues, download full datasets, and set up automated alerts that trigger the moment environmental thresholds are crossed.

Unlike generic telemetry gateways, Celora is purpose-built for DeltaLINK-Cloud. This tight integration allows Delta-T to deliver a fully supported, end-to-end system that encompasses hardware, cellular connectivity, secure data hosting, and continuous platform upgrades.

This comprehensive approach ensures reliable performance, provides a single point of contact for customer technical support across both hardware and cloud services, and features a transparent subscription model scaled to customer needs.

How Celora Works in the Field

Celora W15 units deploy into the field to gather data from an event counter and any SDI-12 sensor operating up to 12 V and 500 mA. The loggers run on an internal battery by default, but they also accept external power sources up to 16V.

A single Celora W15 unit manages up to eight SDI-12 sensors. Because it supports multi-parameter hardware, one unit can service up to eight complete SDI-12 weather stations simultaneously, delivering extensive, cost-effective environmental monitoring.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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Memory Card Compatible

Beyond cellular cloud transmission, the unit offers optional local logging to an internal memory card. This allows users to transfer files directly to a PC for offline data analysis whenever needed.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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System Configuration

A single W15 unit connects up to eight SDI-12 sensors and utilizes a cellular network to transmit data. This sensor information goes directly to DeltaLINK-Cloud, allowing users to view and manage their datasets seamlessly from desktop PCs or mobile smart devices.

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit

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Celora Benefits

Remote Monitoring

Celora facilitates remote environmental monitoring, giving users immediate access to live data so they can make informed decisions from any location with an internet connection. This significantly minimizes the necessity for routine site visits and manual data extraction.

Scalable, Centralized Data Management

Data from every connected sensor is centrally aggregated and visualized inside DeltaLINK-Cloud regardless of how many units users deploy. The platform uses charts, dashboards, and widgets to convert vast amounts of raw data into actionable insights, which can then be shared in a clear, easy-to-interpret report format.

Reliability

Engineered with the robust build quality Delta-T Devices is renowned for, Celora delivers dependable communications built on proven industry standards.

Flexibility

Data from Celora systems can be utilized in multiple ways, depending entirely on the user's specific goals.

Ease of Integration

Celora integrates seamlessly with the established, powerful DeltaLINK-Cloud platform, providing users with a secure, ready-to-use solution for storing, analyzing, visualizing, and sharing data.

Simple Configuration

Celora can be rapidly configured on-site using the dedicated mobile app and contactless NFC technology, allowing for efficient setup without a laptop.

Real-Time Alerts

Celora enables automated alerts when predefined environmental thresholds are crossed, supporting timely decision-making and rapid risk mitigation.

Applications

Wireless SDI-12 networks are vital tools for environmental monitoring, agriculture, and scientific research. Celora functions as the core of these setups, ensuring dependable, easily accessible data across diverse applications.

Scientific Research

Wireless technology facilitates remote monitoring of experimental sites, enabling uninterrupted data acquisition and accessibility while eliminating the need for on-site personnel.

Ecological Studies: The surveillance of soil and atmospheric conditions across diverse habitats

Climate Change Studies: The accumulation of long-term data on environmental transformations

Geoscience Studies: The examination of volcanic phenomena, mass movements, and soil degradation

Agricultural Studies: The investigation of how various farming methodologies influence soil composition and vegetation vitality

Hydrological Studies: The assessment of aqueous circulation and spatial distribution throughout multiple ecosystems

Environmental Monitoring

SDI-12 sensor wireless networks are a fundamental component of environmental monitoring, facilitating remote retrieval of comprehensive environmental parameter data.

Soil Health Monitoring: The quantification of soil moisture, thermal properties, and supplementary metrics for territorial stewardship

Meteorological Data Collection: The documentation of atmospheric characteristics including temperature, relative humidity, wind velocity, and precipitation

Air Quality Monitoring: The identification of contaminants including carbon dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and suspended particulates

Water Quality Monitoring: The determination of pH, turbidity, oxygen saturation, and thermal conditions in aquatic systems

Celora W15 Wireless SDI-12 Telemetry Unit, with strawberries growing in the background

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Horticulture and Agriculture

SDI-12 sensor wireless networks are transforming the oversight and surveillance of plant cultivation environments.

Smart Irrigation: The systematic delivery of water and nutrients to growing substrates at precisely calibrated concentrations (soil or alternative substrate)

Temperature/Humidity Control: The regulation of greenhouse and polytunnel conditions to facilitate optimal plant development

Pest and Disease Detection: Early detection of conditions that favor pests and diseases, enabling quick preventative action

Hydrology

Wireless-enabled sensor networks serve as instrumental resources for hydrological studies, enabling the assessment of diverse water-related metrics across rivers, lakes, and reservoirs.

River and Stream Monitoring: The observation of water levels and discharge velocities

Flood Monitoring and Management: The delivery of instantaneous information for flood forecasting and mitigation

Groundwater Monitoring: The quantification of subsurface water elevation and composition

Wetland Studies: The assessment of the health and water balance of wetlands

Forestry

Forestry operations can derive substantial advantages from SDI-12 wireless networks, enabling remote monitoring of soil moisture, thermal conditions, and other factors that affect woodland vitality and productivity.

Forest Health Monitoring: The surveillance of parameters including soil moisture content and arboreal condition

Fire Risk Assessment: The examination of circumstances that may precipitate forest fire incidents

Biodiversity Studies: The accumulation of information regarding forest ecological systems and species habitats

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