Agriculture & Grain Drying
Remote Monitoring for Grain Dryers
Through harvest, a grain dryer needs watching around the clock — and checking it in person, often through the night, is the tiring reality on most farms. Seemoto brings the dryer's temperatures to the farmer's phone, shows how each batch is drying, and sends an alert when something needs attention, so there are far fewer night-time trips to the dryer.
Seemoto Solutions for Agriculture
Grain drying monitoring is the core Seemoto solution for agriculture — built to bring the dryer's temperatures to your phone and cut the need for night-time checks.
What Is Monitored on the Dryer
Seemoto follows the air temperatures and humidity around the grain dryer to show how each batch is drying — on the phone, in real time.
Dryer Air Temperatures
Temperature on the dryer's exhaust air, the air coming into the dryer, and the outdoor air — the readings that reveal how the drying is progressing.
Air Humidity
Relative humidity of the dryer's exhaust and incoming air, adding context to the drying conditions alongside temperature.
实时提醒
Email and SMS alerts when readings move outside the expected range, so a deviation is caught without a trip out to the dryer.
Drying History
Every batch is recorded as a temperature graph with five-year data retention, ready to review or compare between batches and seasons.
Common Challenges in Grain Drying
Round-the-Clock Supervision
Through harvest the dryer runs day and night, and keeping it safe traditionally means repeated trips to check temperatures in person — including through the night, at the cost of sleep and time.
Trips Just to Check
Without remote visibility, the only way to know how a batch is progressing is to drive out to the dryer and look, even when everything turns out to be fine.
Judging the Phases
Knowing when drying is finished and when cooling, filling, and emptying should happen is hard to gauge from occasional spot checks of temperature alone.
No Built-In Readout
Many dryers — especially older ones — have no automation or remote display of their own, leaving the operator with nothing but manual, on-site checks.
常见问题
Temperature and humidity on the dryer's exhaust air, the air coming into the dryer, and the outdoor air. Together these show how the drying is progressing and make the drying and cooling phases easy to read from a graph on your phone or computer.
No. The system tracks the dryer's air temperatures and humidity rather than reading grain moisture content directly. The exhaust-air temperature curve clearly shows the drying and cooling phases, which is what most operators use to judge progress and timing.
Deviations are sent by email or SMS, so you get a heads-up when something needs attention instead of driving out to check. You can set it up once and let it watch the dryer overnight.
No. The system works independently of the dryer's own controls and fits dryers of any brand or model. The sensors, transmitter, and base station come pre-configured, and installation is a self-install job with basic tools.
Yes. The base station includes a SIM and connects over the cellular network, so readings reach the Seemoto cloud even at a dryer with no broadband nearby.
A four-channel sensor transmitter, a wireless base station with SIM, and three air sensors for the exhaust, incoming, and outdoor air, plus cables, clear installation instructions, the first year of cloud service, and five-year data retention. An optional fourth sensor channel is available, and the system can be extended to more than one dryer.
Get Started with Grain Dryer Monitoring
Contact our team to bring your grain dryer's temperatures to your phone and skip the night-time trips.