Agriwelt

Agriwelt Pro seed flow sensor for round seed tubes

SKU:AC03.01.01.02.000

€120,00

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Shows on the Hectare display which row is thinning or blocked – while you sow, not at the end of the field. For round seed tubes Ø25, Ø30, Ø32 and Ø35 mm; seed and granular fertiliser.

For Ø50 mm hoses there is a separate sensor.

At a glance

For: Round seed tubes Ø25–35 mm (outer diameter), one sensor per tube
Display: Hectare mini (up to 60 rows), Hectare 5 (up to 160), Hectare ONE (up to 192)
Connection: Sensor to sensor and straight into the display, no modules. Up to 40 sensors per line.
Mounting: Into the cut seed tube, one hose clamp on each side
In the box: Sensor with two connection cables

Why this sensor

Counts seeds, not just “flow / no flow”: the display compares the rows and flags a thinning row before it blocks.
No modules between sensors and display – fewer parts that can fail, fewer parts to pay for.
No calibration: the alarm line is set on the display, or taken from the average of all rows.
In most cases no cleaning for the whole service life: the sensor compensates dust on its optics by itself.
Each sensor is a self-contained smart device: it watches its own condition and reports a fault with its row number.

Technical data

Seed tube diameter: Ø25, Ø30, Ø32, Ø35 mm (outer)
Connectors: 2 × 4-pin sealed (SuperSeal 1.5)
Sensors per line: up to 40; more with a splitter
Monitors: seed and granular fertiliser
Electronics: potted

Questions

Does it count every seed?

It counts every seed that passes on its own. In dense cereal flow, seeds passing together count as one – so the display uses the count to compare rows and show uniformity, not as an exact seed number.

Can I replace a single sensor?

Yes. The new sensor gets the row number of the old one in the service menu of the display.

Do I need ISOBUS?

No. The sensors work with the Hectare display.

Can it monitor fertiliser?

Yes. The same sensor goes into the fertiliser tube; the display shows fertiliser as a separate group with its own alarm line.