Davis EnviroMonitor Cellular Remote Field Monitoring System Configurator 6803

The EnviroMonitor Gateway (DI-6803) collects information from up to 32 Nodes. Each Node can have up to four sensors. The Nodes transmit the sensor data to a mesh parent (either the Gateway or another Node). The Cellular Gateway uploads the data securely to the Cloud via cellular connectivity. From there, the data can be accessed on your smart devices and computers.

The Gateway is a self-contained, weather-resistant, solar-powered unit. It includes a rechargeable 6-volt backup battery and comes with mounting hardware. Requires an annual service plan and one-time activation fee.

Building an EnviroMonitor system is simple:

1. Add EnviroMonitor Nodes
2. Choose a wireless or cabled Vantage Pro2 weather station sensor suite
3. Choose additional sensors to build your custom sensor network to monitor, measure, and manage the field data that is important to you (also compatible with a growing range of third-party sensors - talk to us for details).

Key Features

• Collects all essential data from EnviroMonitor Nodes and pushes it securely to the Cloud server via LTE cellular connectivity.
• Access your data on your phone, tablet and computer on WeatherLink.com, WeatherLink mobile app and the ag-focused Mobilize app, 24/7.
• Add up to 32 Nodes with up to four sensors each and any cabled Vantage Pro2 sensor suite; choose from 100+ Davis and third-party sensors.
• 5-watt solar panel provides ample power; rechargeable 6-volt provides backup.
• On WeatherLink.com, set alarms and email notification for high and low weather conditions.
• Self-contained in a weather-resistant shelter that protects electronics.
• Add 8 dBi Long-Range Antenna (7678) to get communication range of up to 10,000’/3,000m.
• EnviroMonitor App walks you through easy installation using your phone’s Bluetooth function.

Requires a one-time hardware activation fee and an Annual Service Plan.

The 6803 replaces the 6801 and 6622SOV, which have been discontinued.

If you have Wi-Fi or Ethernet coverage, you may be interested in the EnviroMonitor IP Gateway.

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FAQs

How does the Davis EnviroMonitor Gateway work?

The first thing you need to do is to decide where and what type of data you want to collect. You need to decide how many sensors you need and where they should be placed. Once your system arrives, you should install the EnviroMonitor app on your smartphone. You can find it in the Google Play Store or iOS App Store. The app will guide you through setting up the system and connecting it to WeatherLink.com. It will also instruct you on connecting the Nodes to the Gateway and installing your sensors on the Node.

The instructions walk you through everything you need from confirming your cellular signal strength at intended node sites to finding the optimal sites for placing your nodes. You will also receive a user’s manual with diagrams and easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions. The manual is also available here on the Davis Instrument website.

What can I use to access the data from my EnviroMonitor Gateway?

You can access your data in four different ways. You can use your phone, tablet, or computer to view it via WeatherLink.com. The WeatherLink mobile app lets you access the data from anywhere you have a cell phone signal. You can also use the Mobilize app that is geared toward agricultural operations and crop management.

Where can I use my Davis EnviroMonitor Gateway?

One of the best features of this system is that you can use it almost anywhere there is a cellular connection. You do not need to house it in a building or be near a power outlet. The EnviroMonitor Gateway comes with a 5-watt solar panel that provides sufficient power to operate it for a long time in addition to a 6-volt rechargeable battery for backup. It is also housed in a self-contained weather-resistant shelter to protect the electronics. If weather conditions should become unfavorable, you can have the system send you an email to let you know.