Pull real-time water parameters from a Seneye Pond monitor into a custom aquaculture dashboard
domain: seneye.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Set up the Seneye Pond device with either an always-on PC running Seneye Connect, or a Seneye Web Server for standalone network connectivity.
Confirm the device is reporting into a Seneye online account, where readings (temperature, pH, ammonia, and light/PAR where applicable) are stored and graphed.
Use Seneye's cloud API, as leveraged by existing community integrations (e.g., Home Assistant's Seneye integration), to pull current and historical readings into an external system.
Poll on a reasonable interval matching the device's own reporting cadence rather than over-polling, since readings update at fixed intervals rather than streaming continuously.
Configure alert thresholds in the receiving system for parameters critical to the stocked species (e.g., ammonia spikes), since Seneye's native alerts may not match specific operational thresholds.
Known gotchas
Seneye's API is not comprehensively publicly documented the way a typical developer platform is — most third-party integrations were built by reverse-engineering the existing Connect/Web Server data flow, so treat it as a semi-official interface.
Full remote access without a permanently-connected PC requires the paid Seneye Web Server hardware; the basic USB unit alone only reports while a PC running Seneye Connect is active.
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