Leaf wetness sensor PHYTOS 31

Diseases and infections can destroy an entire crop, but applying fungicides is costly and time-consuming. If you're deciding when to spray by monitoring leaf wetness with a resistance grid sensor, you'll have trouble accurately determining wetness duration without a lot of extra work. You need an accurate sensor that is simple to set up with stable, consistent, easy-to-use thresholds like the PHYTOS 31. The PHYTOS 31 lets you know leaf wetness in no uncertain terms. It measures both the onset and duration of wetness on a simulated leaf, which in turn predicts when the onset of certain diseases or infections may occur. It's not only a more accurate instrument, it's also the easiest to set up, making it a simple and straightforward solution to several problems. Only the PHYTOS 31 ensures that every water droplet is measured. Unlike conventional leaf wetness sensors, its resistance grid doesn't use salt-laced latex paint which absorbs water. This gives it extra sensitivity to avoid false positives. So there's no having to cull data to figure out if the sensor was really wet or not. Through sophisticated, yet simple engineering, PHYTOS 31 delivers unmatched accuracy in an easy- to-use sensor. It saves you both time and labor, while reducing your worry and guesswork. The PHYTOS 31 uses capacitance technology, so it can sense sub- milligram levels of water condensing on the surface, including frost and ice formation. That way you can establish a threshold that not only indicates when the sensor is wet, but also senses how much water there is. This kind of moisture clarity reduces guesswork and worry about accurately predicting disease conditions.