LoRaWAN Sensor Type
LoRaWAN Soil Moisture Sensors: 6 supported devices
LoRaWAN soil-moisture sensors are the backbone of smart agriculture, urban green-space management and forestry monitoring. Datacake renders moisture profiles with depth-aware dashboards and supports automation triggers (e.g. irrigation start) via webhooks.
6 templates across 5manufacturers, running on Datacake's free LoRaWAN Network Server.
6
supported devices
5
manufacturers
9
LoRaWAN regions
Top manufacturers
- Dragino (2)
- Lansitec (1)
- Milesight (1)
All supported LoRaWAN soil moisture devices
Add any of these in Datacake, the matching template configures the payload decoder and starter dashboard for you.

LLMS01 Leaf Moisture Sensor
Leaf Moisture Sensor

LSPH01 Soil pH Sensor
Soil pH Sensor (by David Huang)

Temperature & Humidity Sensor
Lansitec Temperature and Humidity Sensor

EM500-SMTC
Soil Moisture, Temperature and Electrical Conductivity Sensor

Agriculture Sensor

EM500 - SMT
Use case
Soil Moisture Monitoring
See the soil, not the forecast. Real-time moisture across every plot, from fields and vineyards to parks and sports turf.
Read the Soil Moisture Monitoring use caseHow it works
Three steps from sensor to live dashboard on Datacake.
Add a LoRaWAN gateway
Connect any Semtech UDP or LoRa Basics Station gateway. Datacake's LNS is included free in every plan, no per-gateway fees.
Add your soil moisture sensor
Pick a template from the catalog above. Datacake applies the payload decoder, starter dashboard and downlink hooks automatically.
Read live values in seconds
Decoded values appear on the dashboard within seconds of the next uplink. Stream them out via webhooks or MQTTS to your own systems.
Top manufacturers for LoRaWAN soil moisture sensors
Manufacturers with the most soil moisture devices supported by Datacake.
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