Models (product catalog)

A product catalog and its model pages. The control-unit product card (ModelPageSection and its sub-blocks) is one block from the designer, kept verbatim: it is compact, and the other sections do not fit inside it (Kirill, 2026-08-26).

  1. ProductCards
  2. ProductList
  3. ProductPromo
  4. ModelPageSection

ProductCardssections/ProductCards.astroon 1 site of the fleet

ProductCards — the catalog teaser: a heading on a dark band and the <Product> cards straddling its lower edge onto the white below. Use for: the product overview on a home page — two to four models, each with a picture, a name and a link to its own page. Not for: the full catalog with a paragraph and a feature list per product (<ProductList>); services that are not products (<FeatureCards>). Children: <Product> tags, two to four. Layout: without `columns` the cards share the row equally; set `columns` 2–4 when there are more cards than fit one row.

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THE STATIONS

Pick the one that matches the field

All three speak to the same gateway and the same dashboard.

Station N1

One field, one crop, the essentials.

Know more

Station N1

One field, one crop, the essentials.

Station N3

Several fields, extra sensors and leaf wetness.

Know more

Station N3

Several fields, extra sensors and leaf wetness.

Gateway G2

The link every station in range talks through.

Know more

Gateway G2

The link every station in range talks through.

ProductListsections/ProductList.astrosub-blocks: Producton 1 site of the fleet

ProductList — the catalog itself: one <Product> per row, the name, text and button on the left, the check-marked feature list and the picture on the right. Use for: a models page, a service catalog where every item deserves a paragraph and a list. Not for: the compact card teaser (<ProductCards>). Children: <Product> tags, one per row, divided by rules.

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ENTRY

Station N1

For a single field

Read more

  • Air and soil temperature
  • One season on a battery
  • Mounts on a standard post
  • SMS and e-mail alerts
Station N1
Station N1

ENTRY

Station N1

For a single field

  • Air and soil temperature
  • One season on a battery
  • Mounts on a standard post
  • SMS and e-mail alerts

Station N3

For several fields and a demanding crop

Read more

  • Leaf wetness and wind
  • Expansion port for extra sensors
  • Four kilometres to the gateway
  • Field-swappable sensors
Station N3
Station N3

Station N3

For several fields and a demanding crop

  • Leaf wetness and wind
  • Expansion port for extra sensors
  • Four kilometres to the gateway
  • Field-swappable sensors

ProductPromosections/ProductPromo.astroon 1 site of the fleet

ProductPromo — a product promo block: a photo with a customer citation over it on the left; a heading, paragraphs, a grid of figures and two buttons on the right. Use for: one flagship product presented with proof — a quote and numbers — on a home page. An author block kept from one of the fleet's sites, one fixed shape. Not for: plain numbers (<StatsSplit>); a plain call to action (<CtaSplit>). Children: none; everything is props. Text: `text` is one paragraph or an array — the first paragraph is set larger and centered as a lead. Buttons: ALWAYS set both button titles and links; the defaults are the original site's Swedish texts. `linkTitle` renders an arrow link under the figures that has no target of its own. Picture: `imageName` (file name in images/) is cropped to fill the tall card behind the citation.

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Introducing the N3 generation

We swapped eleven stations in one morning and did not open the manual once.

Tomas Berg, Björk & Sons

Introducing the N3 generation

The third generation measures leaf wetness as standard, doubles the radio range and holds a week of readings when the network is away.

range to the gateway
4 km
readings buffered
7 days

ModelPageSectionsections/ModelPageSection.astrosub-blocks: AttachmentItem, AttachmentsSection, DistributorItem, DistributorsSection, ErrorCodesSection, HighlightItem, HighlightsSectionon 1 site of the fleet

ModelPageSection — a whole product page in one tag: the picture and the title with a description, then a certification tab with paragraphs and certificate scans, a technical-specification block, an FAQ list, and the sub-blocks placed under the description. Use for: the page of one model of a certified device — a control unit, an instrument — where the certificate and the spec sheet are the content. An author block kept from one of the fleet's sites, kept verbatim: it is compact and nothing else fits inside it. Not for: a general product page (compose <HeroSplit>, <FeatureList>, <Downloads>, <Faq> instead). Children: the sub-block tags, in any order, rendered under the description in the right column: <AttachmentsSection> (files), <ErrorCodesSection> (a link line), <HighlightsSection> (icon cards), <DistributorsSection> (contact cards). Plain markdown is rendered there too. Pictures: `modelImgName` is the product shot (cropped to fill a rounded box); `certificateImgNames` and `techSpecImgNames` are scans shown in a two-column grid.

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Station N3 — for several fields

The station that carries leaf wetness, wind and an expansion port, and still runs a full season on one battery. Mounts on a standard post with a single bolt.

Attachments

Communication protocol

Error codes

For the full list of error codes and what they mean, click here

Highlights

Cloud or your own server

The same software, either in our cloud or inside your network.

A week of buffer

The gateway keeps reporting when the uplink is away.

Field-swappable

Sensors change by hand, with no tools and no service visit.

Certification

Certificate of conformity

Every station carries a label with the certificate that applies to it. An example is shown here; the full list is published by the certification body.
For the full list of certificates click here
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The technical specification lists the sensors, the ranges and the accuracy of each channel, together with the radio bands the station is approved for.
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Source links point to engine-astro@7b686388. Samples are demo content: the components are the real ones, the copy and the pictures are made up.