E-bell for pastures with and without mobile coverage
The red e-bell uses the cellular network where available, and satellite where it isn't. You track the animals across the entire grazing area, even when they move out of coverage.
The bell tries the cellular network first. Only when coverage is missing does the position go via satellite. That's why satellite positions stay few, and the price stays low.
For you with uneven coverage in the pasture
Many grazing areas have coverage in the valley, but not up on the mountain. Model Red is suitable where animals move in and out of mobile coverage during the season.
You don't have to choose between mobile and satellite. The bell switches automatically, and all positions appear in Pasture Control.
What You Get
Mobile Network First
The bell transmits via the mobile network when there is coverage.
Satellite as Backup
Without mobile coverage, the position is sent via satellite instead.
Two-Way Communication
Send requests back to the bell when mobile coverage is available.
GPS Positioning
See where the animals are in Pasture Control.
Technical Specifications
37 mm
9 mm
75 mm
55 mm
50 mm
- Battery Life
- Two grazing seasons*
- Robustness
- Developed according to MIL-STD-810
- Certification
- CE Approved
* Depends on settings, coverage, and conditions in the grazing area.
Subscription
The bell includes a subscription with a fixed base price, a data package for the mobile network during active months, and a price per position sent via satellite.
- Base price per month, also outside grazing season
- Data package €0.69 per active month for the mobile network
- €0.13 per position sent via satellite
- Pasture Control in the Findmy app
What 12 e-Bells cost
The base price is paid year-round. The data package and satellite positions, here 40 per e-bell throughout the season at €0.13, are extra during the months the animals are grazing.
Work out what it costs you in the price calculator.
Ready for the red e-bell?
Tell us how many animals you have, and we'll send you a quote.
