Seeding control system for Kuhn-Nodet Planter II

Row-by-row seed monitoring for Kuhn-Nodet Planter II precision planters — the older green Nodet / Kuhn-Nodet Planter II with a square drive shaft.

Each row gets an Agriwelt Pro optical seed sensor that mounts in the standard sensor position of the Planter seed unit. The sensor counts every seed, and the Hectare display shows for each row: seed count and rate, skips and doubles, spacing uniformity and overall seeding quality — with an alarm as soon as a row stops seeding or starts skipping. Problems are noticed in the field, not at emergence.

Why Agriwelt

• We design and manufacture the sensors and the Hectare displays ourselves — one manufacturer, one point of support
• Seed-level data for every row — skips, doubles and spacing uniformity, not just a blockage alarm
• Sensors are daisy-chained along the toolbar — one cable instead of a harness per row, fewer connectors, fewer failure points
• Matched to your planter: sensor fit, shaft-sensor bracket and trigger wheel for your drive shaft — ready for DIY installation
• Standalone: no ISOBUS, no subscription — any tractor with a 3-pin socket

Planter with a hexagonal drive shaft? Use the kit for Kuhn Planter.

Kit contents

• Agriwelt Pro seed sensor for Kuhn Planter — one per row
• Display: Hectare 5 (5”) or Hectare mini (3”), depending on option
• Power supply cable for the display (3-pin DIN socket)
• Communication cables: 2 × 4 m (4 × 4 m for 12 and 16 rows)
• Sensor extension cables: 2 × 4 m
• Inductive sensor 18 mm with angle bracket and split trigger star wheel for the 17–18 mm square drive shaft
• Terminator

Options

4, 6, 8, 12 or 16 rows; Hectare 5 or Hectare mini display. The price shown is for the complete kit in the selected configuration.

No 3-pin socket on the tractor? Add the battery connection cable.

Warranty 2 years.

*This system is fully compatible with Kuhn-Nodet Planter II precision planters, but is not an original product manufactured by or on behalf of Kuhn or Nodet. All trademarks and brand names are the property of their respective owners and are used solely to indicate compatibility.