Charging the CropX Sensor

Charging the CropX Sensor

Legacy CropX Sensor 

•    Gently remove the 5 screws on top of sensor.

•    Remove the charging socket cover.

•    Connect the USB cable to the USB cable port (cable provided) and connect to any USB power adapter.

•    Allow the sensor to fully charge for at least 12-24 hours, or until the light changes to green (or flashing blue depending on the version).

•    Before reattaching the charging socket cover, make sure the rubber gasket is in place.

In case of recharging with a Power Bank, the Specifications should be:

Output: DC 5V

Capacity: At least 11000 mAh


New CropX Sensor (and CropX Telemetry)


•    Remove the charging socket cover on the CropX Sensor or open the door on the Telemetry.

•    Remove the black battery

•    Connect the USB cable to the USB cable port (cable provided) and connect to any USB power adapter.

•    Allow the battery to fully charge for at least 12-24 hours, or until the light changes to green 

•    Place battery back in unit, you will hear an audible chirp when the battery is in place.

•    Place cover back on unit.



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