Telemetry
Five telemetry (telematics) units cover every property size — from a single solar-powered RS130 watching one tank, to a mesh network of RS330 units spanning a multi-block ranch. All of them speak the same language: Ranch Cloud™ and the myRanch app.
Telemetry units
Each unit reads sensors, logs data, and connects to myRanch — the difference is how much they control and how far they reach.

The flagship controller — telemetry, data logging, and valve control for up to 48 valves in one unit.

The RM400 is an advanced telemetry node, data logger, and valve controller capable of reading data from a variety of sensors and uploading it to the Ranch Cloud™ platform. It's built to be the backbone of your monitoring and control system, with a built-in display and keypad for in-field configuration, valve control, and data readout — plus advanced configuration over a cabled PC connection or the myRanch™ app.
RM400 can control up to 48 valves* and accepts multiple sensor input types, including sensors connected via the RS10 Bluetooth® Transmitter. In the myRanch app, build fully automated irrigation programs — optimized for the shortest run time and dynamically adjusted for real-time conditions.

A self-contained, solar-powered field node for a single site — soil moisture, weather, tanks, or pumps.

The RS130 is an advanced telemetry node and data logger capable of reading data from a variety of sensors and uploading it to the Ranch Cloud™ platform. The unit is focused on ease of use, with a built-in OLED display and infrared remote control for in-field configuration and data read-out.
RS130 doesn't have built-in Bluetooth®, so it pairs with the RS10 Bluetooth® Receiver when you want to add wireless sensors via the RS10 Transmitter.
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Standalone over cellular, or linked into a RanchMesh™ network for large or cellular-poor properties.

The RS330 is an advanced telemetry node, data logger, and equipment controller capable of reading data from a variety of sensors and uploading it to the Ranch Cloud™ platform.
RS330 can function as a standalone unit or as part of a multi-node RanchMesh™ network. The standalone unit includes a cellular modem that communicates directly with Ranch Cloud. A RanchMesh network is the better fit for areas with limited cellular coverage, or for large installations spanning multiple locations — a base station communicates with Ranch Cloud and the local mesh, while router and end nodes relay through it to extend range past line-of-sight or terrain limits.
*Number of supported valves and exact port counts vary by configuration. Contact sales for a configuration matched to your site.
Expansion units
Not every sensor needs a cable run — connect wirelessly, then add a receiver to any telemetry unit without built-in Bluetooth®.

A compact, solar-powered Bluetooth® transmitter that connects to SDI-12 sensors and relays data up to 1,000 ft.

The RS10 is a compact, self-contained sensor interface using Bluetooth® long-range, ultra-low-power wireless technology. With RS10, equipment installation is no longer constrained by cabling — place sensors where needed and connect them wirelessly to a host unit up to 1,000 ft away (typically up to 350 ft with trees or foliage in the way). It connects directly to RM400 (built-in Bluetooth®), or to RS130 and RS330 via the RS10 Receiver.
RS10 works two ways. As a telemetry transmitter, it feeds sensor data to a host unit (RM400, RS130, or RS330) for real-time upload to Ranch Cloud™. As a standalone data logger — no host unit or cellular connection required — it stores readings locally and you pull data on-site via Bluetooth®, sold and configured under the RanchDL brand.
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Adds Bluetooth® connectivity to any telemetry unit that doesn't have it built in, powered by the host unit.

The RS10 Bluetooth® Receiver is a compact, self-contained external modem for telemetry units that don't have built-in Bluetooth®. Powered by the host telemetry unit, it lets that unit sample sensors connected via the RS10 Bluetooth® Transmitter & Data Logger — giving growers more options for upgrading or expanding an installation with wireless sensor connectivity.
RM400 has Bluetooth® built in and doesn't need a receiver. RS130 and RS330 both support the RS10 Receiver to add that connectivity.
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Impact-resistant, UV-stabilized enclosures with onboard solar charging keep units running unattended through heat, dust, and weather.
Connect a single node over cellular, or link multiple units into a RanchMesh™ network when coverage is limited or a site is large.
Add relay boards, sensor inputs, or serial ports later — the same patented platform scales from one tank to a farm-wide network.