Monitor your electric fences remotely with the Farmo electric fence sensor. Clip the leads onto your electric fence and receive alerts whenever there's a fault that needs fixing. The 7000mAH Lithium battery will last for over a year before needing to be replaced.
| Pricing model | Farmo Electric Fence Sensor is $499 inc GST. Ongoing costs are $75/year data charge, which includes free access to the Farmo dashboard and alerts to your phone or PC. |
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| Installation process | The solution is installed by the farmer/producer. |
| Ongoing maintenance required and support provided in Australia | Keep the unit beyond the reach of damage by animals and ensure leads are connected to the appropiate hot and ground wires. We have technical staff to advise on hardware set up and maintenance, software training and data interpretation. |
| Units deployed commercially | New release 2021 |
| Energy source | Battery powered |
| Communications compatibility | LoRaWAN |
| Data ownership policy | Customer owns all data and has complete autonomy to choose if/when/how to provide access to data to third parties. |
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| Company | Farmo |
| Supported Regions | All of Australia |
| Case Study | James and Jodie Young have been testing digital technology (AgTech) on their property ‘Eulong’ near Cavendish in Western Victoria. Together with James’ parents, the couple manage around 700 cattle and 12,500 sheep across 2,700 hectares and took part in the Smart Farm Sensor Demonstration with their local Grassland Society of Southern Australia (GSSA) group. Their aim was to investigate whether AgTech could assist with remote monitoring to mitigate risks across their geographically disperse properties. The Youngs hoped the sensor could potentially reduce labour requirements and offer benefits for work-life balance. The Youngs installed several sensors which have given them confidence to remotely manage their out-block 30km away and immediately achieve labour savings. The estimated net benefits of the AgTech on their out-block is approximately $4,760 in one year. |
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