Dew point.

The temperature at which the air saturates and condenses, measured continuously and watched against the limits you set.

1 · What we measure

Dew point is the temperature at which the air saturates and condenses, reported as a continuous value.

The sensor reads it where it happens, so each point is measured where it matters rather than inferred from a single site figure.

2 · How it's measured

A sealed, battery-powered wireless sensor reads dew point at its location and reports it to the platform over LoRa, NB-IoT or Sigfox. There is no wiring to run, and the sensor lasts years on its battery.

How often it reports depends on the device and the network, from once a minute to a few times an hour. Between reports the platform holds every reading, so a trend can be plotted in Charting and a threshold checked continuously.

3 · Where it's used

Where dew point is put to work, and the payoff in each case:

4 · Alerts & thresholds

Set an upper limit, a lower limit, or both, and Augos tells you the moment a reading crosses it. A rate-of-change alert catches a fast move before the reading even leaves its band. Alerts reach you on WhatsApp, email or SMS, through Triggers and alerts.

5 · Reports it feeds

Dew point flows into every module that works on continuous readings:

• Instantaneous dashboard, its live value, trend and breach analysis.
• Charting, plotted over any period and compared with other sensors.
• Triggers & alerts, watched against the limits you set.
• Data download, exported as a file, a live feed or an AI-ready payload.

6 · Hardware

Dew point is read by the temperature sensor, sealed and battery-powered and fitted where the reading matters. Deploy one on its own or alongside other parameters, and see Hardware and deployment for how it connects and installs.

7 · Extracting the data

Every reading is yours to take off the platform, live through the API, as an AI-ready payload, or as a plain file export down to the interval you choose. See Data and integrations.

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