Radiation

Measures radiation levels in microsieverts per hour by detecting beta, gamma, and x-rays.

• 0.29 µSv/h: Microwave
• 0.33 µSv/h: Dishwasher
• 0.5 – 1 µSv/h: Moderately elevated, warranting further attention.
• Above 1 µSv/h: High radiation levels that may pose significant health risks.

Turbidity

Indicates the clarity of the water by measuring light scatter due to suspended particles.

• 0 NTU: Crystal clear water.
• 0.5 - 5 NTU: Typical for natural seawater conditions.
• 5 - 20 NTU: Moderate levels that can affect visibility and aquatic life.
• Above 20 NTU: High turbidity suggesting pollution or high sediment load.

Temperature

Measures the water temperature in degrees Celsius.

• 0°C: Freezing point which can reduce biological activity.
• 10°C - 25°C: Ideal for most aquatic life with optimal metabolic functions.
• 25°C - 35°C: Warmer water may increase metabolism but may stress sensitive species.
• Above 35°C: High temperatures can be detrimental to marine organisms and ecosystems.

Signal Strength

Indicates the strength of the received signal in dBm after converting the RSSI value.

• Above -60 dBm: Strong, robust signal ensuring reliable communication.
• -60 dBm - -75 dBm: Fair signal; communication is maintained but may be unstable in poor conditions.
• Below -75 dBm: Weak signal with a high chance of connectivity loss.