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It depends on what you are trying to measure. There are sensors for temp, humidity, light, soil moisture, air quality, motion, and more.
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Technically ... yes. Nowadays, IoT aims at industries like agriculture, mining, factories, etc. Zentser is still keeping IoT at a personal level.
Zentser is about using hardware and sensors to help people. Zentser will take care of numerous technologies that are required for leveraging IoT. The deep hardware knowledge, IoT cloud provisioning, and mobile app development are abstracted out for you to get the benefits of sensors right away.
Zentser is free to use and we're committed to supporting the free features.
You can track, graph, and notify data for up to three sensors. With user feedback there will be additional premium features that will lead to revenues.
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At the moment there is a limit of monitoring only a single reading from one device/microcontroller. We’re working to support more sensor readings from a single device/microcontroller.
With a free tier, you can monitor up to three sensors on unique devices.
If you need to monitor more, please Contact Us with your request. We can help you increase that limit.
Zentser accepts up to five messages from a single device in a period of 10 minutes. If there’s any more messages sent, due to the potential threat of a denial of service attack (DoS) the device gets blocked for 24 hours.
There’s functionality that we offer on the devices with our SDK to do a local check before raising an alert. In the case of a reading that exceeded your threshold, the device quickly checks the sensor reading again. Only in the case of consecutive excessive measurements, will you get an Alert.
This will ensure that you are not troubleshooting alerts from a misfired sensor reading.
Fix the issue. Properly set alert notifies you that your environment is exceeding the comfort range. Once you get your environment back to the comfort range, you should get one last notification that the readings are now fine.
Technically, you could also disable Alert notifications. But that isn’t really fixing the issue. In this case rethink your thresholds, or re-address your monitoring situation.
Zentser is always working. But there is a chance that the device went offline, powered down, or experienced another issue. Check the device activity graph to confirm you have recent readings. If you have a value in the last 10 minutes, then everything is working.
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