H2OS uses live sensor data, weather, and AI models to predict dissolved oxygen trends hours ahead. It can start with limited local data and improves as it learns each farm’s patterns

The device supports native Bluetooth discovery and secure onboarding. Simply open the app, scan nearby devices, and connect in seconds — no complex setup required.

No. H2OS supports Wi-Fi and built-in global IoT eSIM. In remote sites, it automatically connects to the strongest available cellular signal. If the signal is unstable, data is stored locally and synced once reconnected.

Our sensors are engineered for high-endurance performance in demanding aquaculture environments. The pH sensor has a service life of approximately 12 months, while our advanced Dissolved Oxygen (DO) sensor is built for long-term stability, providing up to 2 years of continuous monitoring before replacement is recommended.

Calibration solutions are included in the package, and the app will notify you if sensor drift is detected. Under normal conditions, recalibration is recommended every 4–6 weeks.

H2OS supports outdoor ponds, indoor RAS, shrimp farms, aquaponics systems, hatcheries, and pond management operations. It is designed for DO-sensitive species such as shrimp, tilapia, trout, barramundi, catfish, and other farmed aquatic species.

Aeration is one of the largest energy costs on fish farms. H2OS helps reduce wasted aeration by predicting low-oxygen risk before it becomes an emergency. With earlier warnings, farmers can choose safer feeding windows, reduce feed waste, and avoid oxygen stress that often leads to costly chemical treatments.