Supported Hardware

Connect your sensor to Agrogat

Configure a supported device, point it at our endpoint, and your live soil data appears on the dashboard within minutes. We register every device manually — one email is all it takes.

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We configure devices, deploy sensors on-site, and set up your dashboard — from a single field sensor to a full geotechnical monitoring network.

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Free access — open data commitment. Agrogat is free to use for registered sensor users. By connecting an active sensor and using our platform, you agree that the data collected — soil readings, timestamps, and sensor location — will be made openly available to the research community and the public under a CC BY 4.0 licence. This is how we keep the platform free and contribute to open environmental data. If your deployment requires data privacy, contact us to discuss a private plan.

Fully supported

Dragino SE01-NB

Soil moisture · Temperature · EC · NB-IoT / LTE-M

NB-IoT

Network

NB-IoT / LTE-M

Protocol

UDP binary

Identity

IMEI (15 digits)

Payload

8-byte binary

Setup guide

1

Find your IMEI

The 15-digit IMEI is printed on a sticker on the device. It also appears in the Dragino mobile app or on the packaging. Write it down — you will need it for registration. Example: 866818069123456
2

Configure the device over Bluetooth

Use the Dragino Toolbox app (iOS / Android) to connect via Bluetooth and set the following parameters under Network Settings:

Device settings

Server IP / Hostagrogat.com

UDP port5005

Data formatBinary (default)

Transmit intervalYour choice — 10 min recommended
3

Register with us

Send us an email (or use the contact form below) with your IMEI, the sensor location (place name or coordinates), and your name / organisation. We create a secure sensor account and confirm when data is flowing.
4

Verify data reception

After registration, power on the device outdoors where it has NB-IoT coverage. Within one transmit interval your first reading will appear in your Agrogat dashboard. We will send you login credentials with the confirmation email.

Dragino SE01-LB

Soil moisture · Temperature · EC · LoRaWAN Class A

LoRaWAN

Network

LoRaWAN Class A

Protocol

HTTP Webhook

Identity

DevEUI (16-char hex)

LNS

TTN v3 · ChirpStack

Setup guide

1

Find your DevEUI

The DevEUI is the 16-character hex string on the device label, for example A840410E31827D2C. You will also see it in your LoRaWAN network server (TTN Console or ChirpStack) after joining. Write it down for registration.
2

Register the device on your network server (TTN or ChirpStack)

Add the SE01-LB to your application using OTAA. Use the DevEUI, AppEUI, and AppKey from the device label. Select frequency plan matching your region (EU868, US915, AU915, etc.). No custom payload decoder is needed — Agrogat decodes the raw bytes directly.
3

Add the Agrogat webhook on your network server

In your LNS integration settings, create an HTTP webhook pointing to Agrogat. We will provide a personal webhook secret when you register.

Webhook configuration

Endpoint URL https://agrogat.com/api/ingest_se01.php

Header X-Webhook-Secret: <your secret from us>

Enable Uplink message only

Works with TTN v3 · ChirpStack v3 · ChirpStack v4
4

Register with us

Contact us with your DevEUI, the sensor location, and your name / organisation. We activate the device on our end and reply with your webhook secret and login credentials.

More devices

Device	Type	Network	Status
Dragino LSE01	Soil · EC · Temperature	LoRaWAN	Supported
Dragino RS485-LB / -NB	Piezometer · Level sensor	LoRaWAN / NB-IoT	Supported
Dragino CPL01	Soil moisture · Leaf wetness	LoRaWAN	Coming soon
Dragino SN50v3-LB	Multi-purpose sensor node	LoRaWAN	Coming soon
Custom / third-party	Any sensor with JSON output	HTTP POST	Contact us

Have a device not listed here? We support any sensor that can send JSON or binary data over HTTP or UDP. Get in touch and we will help you integrate it.

Ready to connect?

Send us your device identifier (IMEI or DevEUI), location, and organisation name. We will register your sensor and send you access credentials — usually within one business day.