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All functionsTwelve sensor families, every variant, and the ones we build for you.
All sensorsTemperature sensors tell you whether a cold room, a pipe, a pitch or a room is where it should be, at regular intervals and without a clipboard round. They pay off wherever a few degrees decide over spoiled goods, frozen pipes or wasted heating.
Temperature is the reading most sites already take, just by hand and too rarely. A wireless sensor in the fish counter, on the heating return or ten centimetres deep in the turf keeps a continuous record of the value. baiond compares it with the threshold you set and tells you when something drifts, not when it is already too late.
The sensors run on battery and send their readings by radio to the baiond Gateway, so in most cases nothing has to be wired or opened up. In a supermarket that means the counter that sits at 5.8 °C instead of 0–2 °C is flagged as soon as the next reading arrives, and the records for your HACCP documentation build up in the meantime.
Pick the variant that fits the place. Whatever you choose, the readings arrive in the same platform and answer the same questions.
The air temperature in a room, a cold room or outdoors — the reading most questions start with.
Measures the temperature of the surrounding air, indoors or outdoors. It is the basis for comfort, heating and cooling decisions and for every cold-chain log. Paired with a humidity reading it gives the full picture of a room or a site.
Temperature below ground — frost, root growth and turf stress before you can see them.
Sits in the ground at one or several depths and reports how warm the soil is. That decides whether seed germinates, roots grow and a pitch can be played or mown. A drop towards zero warns of ground frost; a hot spell shows up as heat stress in the root zone. Built waterproof for years in the ground.
Infrared or contact type
How warm a wall, a roof, a road or a machine actually is — with or without contact.
Measures the temperature of a surface rather than the air in front of it. Infrared versions read from a distance, useful for hot or hard-to-reach surfaces; contact versions sit directly on the material. Typical questions: is the facade cold enough for condensation, is the pavement icing up, is a motor housing running hot.
The temperature of ponds, tanks, irrigation water and pools, submersible for long-term use.
Submersible sensor for ponds, reservoirs, tanks and pools. Water temperature affects oxygen content, water quality and how well plants take up irrigation water. In buildings it shows whether hot-water systems stay in the safe range.
Pipe / line sensor
The temperature of the water in a pipe — overheating, freezing risk and uneven heating at a glance.
Attaches to heating or water pipes and reports the temperature of what flows inside. It catches a pipe heading for frost in an unheated stairwell, a heating circuit that never warms up, or a hot-water line below its hygiene limit. Clamp-on models need no opening of the pipe.
Integrated
Outdoor temperature as part of a full weather picture with wind, humidity and rain.
Part of a weather station that also records wind, humidity and precipitation. It gives a site its own local weather record over years — the basis for irrigation, frost warnings and for comparing one season with the next.
Robust and fast, for very high or very low temperatures in plant rooms and processes.
Turns heat into a small electrical voltage. Thermocouples react quickly and cope with temperatures far outside what a room sensor can handle, which is why they sit in boilers, exhausts, ovens and freezers. Different types (for example K, J, T) cover different ranges.
Precise and compact over a normal range — the workhorse inside HVAC and distributed sensors.
Changes its electrical resistance with temperature and reads small differences precisely. Thermistors are small and inexpensive, so they suit many measuring points spread across a building. They are more delicate than thermocouples and not meant for extreme heat.
Every variant at a glance, with the protocols the readings travel on.
| Variant | Measures | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Ambient air temperature sensor | Air temperature in °C | Rooms, cold rooms, counters, outdoor areas |
| Soil temperature sensor | Soil temperature in °C, by depth | Sports turf, golf greens, vineyards, forestry |
| Surface temperature sensor | Surface temperature in °C | Facades, walls, pavements, motors |
| Water temperature sensor | Water temperature in °C | Ponds, tanks, pools, animal enclosures |
| Pipe temperature sensor | Flow and return temperature in °C | Heating circuits, hot-water lines, frost protection |
| Weather station temperature sensor | Air temperature with wind, humidity, rain | Golf courses, vineyards, sports grounds |
| Thermocouple sensor | Temperature over a wide range | Boilers, exhausts, ovens, deep freezers |
| Thermistor sensor | Temperature, high resolution | HVAC, cold chain, many measuring points |
Data sheets (radio, power supply, protection class) for the variant that fits your site come with the quote. Request data sheets
A question this sensor answers, the way baiond answers: readings, reasons, a recommendation and the source.
The sensor reports to the baiond Gateway, the Space System puts the reading in context (location, threshold, history), and the AI agent turns it into an answer.
Source: Temperature sensor · baiond Gateway · Space System
No. The temperature has risen to 5.8 °C, exceeding the defined threshold for fresh fish products (0–2 °C). The deviation has persisted for 24 minutes, increasing the risk of reduced product quality.
Inspect the refrigeration unit immediately and relocate affected products if necessary.
Would you like me to investigate further?
Looking closer. This is what the data shows:
Possible reasonsThe sensor reports to the baiond Gateway, the Space System puts the reading in context (location, threshold, history), and the AI agent turns it into an answer.
Source: Temperature sensor · baiond Gateway · Space System
Understood. I keep watching Store 04 · Fresh fish counter and let you know if anything changes.
Where this sensor carries the answer.
It records each counter and cold room continuously and baiond keeps the history, so the record builds up without a clipboard round. Whether it replaces your paper records formally is a question for your food-safety officer; the data is there to show them.
Usually not. Most sensors are battery-powered and send their readings by radio to the baiond Gateway. They are fixed with a screw, a clamp or adhesive, depending on where they sit.
You set the threshold per room, counter or pipe, and who should be alerted. baiond reports the deviation and how long it has lasted, and you can ask why it happened.
For pipes, a pipe sensor on the line itself; for turf and plantings, a soil temperature sensor; for roads and paths, a surface sensor. We choose the variant with you based on what you want to protect.
Tell us the place and the question. We name the variant, the quantity and what it costs.
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