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New Era of Grain Bin Monitoring

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New Era of Grain Bin Monitoring

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New Era of Grain Bin Monitoring

AGZONE™ BINLogic is the ultimate tool for ensuring the success of grain operations. Growers benefit from BINLogic’s real-time updates on the key grain condition factors, streamlined installation, and straightforward subscription-based pricing.


BINLogic vs. other grain monitoring systems

BINLogic is an all-in-one solution for on-farm grain storage monitoring that features both wireless and handheld devices. The wireless component delivers real-time updates to growers, enabling them to conveniently track the temperature and moisture levels of their grain storage via a mobile app. The handheld device offers a more traditional approach to grain bin monitoring, with manually controlled reading and data transmission via Bluetooth.

“BINLogic is one of the easiest-to-understand grain monitoring systems on the market. It’s very cost-effective and adaptable to each individual farmer’s needs. Additionally, the simplicity of its design makes it really straightforward to understand just how effective grain monitoring can be,” said Kimball Lischynski, Senior Manager of Ag Equipment, Ag Solutions at FCL.

What sets BINLogic apart from other remote grain monitoring systems is its approach to hardware. While every monitoring device connects to the bin via a cable, BINLogic Wireless has eliminated the need for a master unit in the hardware system—it is already contained in each device.

BINLogic installation and operation

Each BINLogic wireless device mounts directly onto a grain bin, connecting to the existing bin monitoring cables. The device then continuously collects temperature and moisture data and sends it to the BINLogic app. This allows the user to monitor the bin and receive relevant notifications based on pre-set alerts.

The BINLogic handheld device is a compact unit manually connected to a single bin cable to collect data. The data is then sent to the user's mobile device via Bluetooth for them to monitor the bin. The device can read multiple bins before sending the data to the user’s mobile device.

The design of the BINLogic system allows users to add as many bins as they need to their system at any time. However, bins with multiple cables require a multi-sensor adapter for the wireless device to collect both temperature and moisture data. In this case, the installation might require interconnecting cables to retrofit existing multi-cable bins.

BINLogic was designed as a DIY system, with instructions for easy installation and use by the grower. If a technician is needed, growers can contact their local Co-op, which can connect them with one.

BINLogic pricing approach

Another factor that differentiates BINLogic from other solutions is the pricing approach. Other systems require growers to purchase the hardware and pay a recurring subscription fee to utilize the software. Meanwhile, BINLogic Wireless users only pay the annual subscription without having to purchase the units.

The yearly cost of the BINLogic Wireless solutions is directly related to the size of the operation. The users pay per year, per device, according to a straightforward and transparent subscription fee model. However, the BINLogic Handheld device users will need to pay for the units upfront.

BINLogic: reliable functionality

Designed for ease of access and functionality, BINLogic ensures reliable performance even in regions with limited cellular coverage. The device is straightforward to install and operate while not requiring significant upfront investments, offering tremendous value to grain growers across Western Canada.

“The wireless unit is also solar powered, so no line power is required. This is highly beneficial for remote bin yards and adds to the solution's overall flexibility,” said Lischynski.

Reach out to your local Equip Team representative to learn more about BINLogic and other AgZone solutions.


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