Which Hexanode do I have?

There are two generations of SiteHive Hexanode devices in use on sites: current devices (which we call Next-gen) and original devices. They have different form factors but are installed and set up the same way on site.

SiteHive Hexanode devices (Next-gen)

These are the current set of SiteHive Hexanode devices deployed to sites.

Four of the five Next-gen SiteHive Hexanode devices side by side: Noise+Dust (tall hexagonal body with a spherical black foam windshield on top), Noise (spherical windshield on a shorter body), Dust (flat-topped hexagonal column with no windshield), and Vibration (compact hexagonal puck that mounts flat against a surface).

There are five types of devices:

Noise+Dust: combines the Noise and Dust capabilities in one device.
Noise, for noise monitoring.
Dust, for dust monitoring.
Vibration, for vibration monitoring.
Weather, for weather monitoring: wind, rainfall, temperature and humidity.

Original devices

Sites may have a combination of current (Next-gen) devices and original devices.

The three original SiteHive Hexanode devices: the compact hexagonal Vibration puck, and the column-style Noise and Noise+Dust devices with large round weather caps on top.

There are three types of original devices:

Noise+Dust
Noise
Vibration

Setup Guides

For Noise+Dust, Noise, or Dust devices, follow the Noise, Dust & Noise+Dust installation guide.
For the Weather device, follow Install your SiteHive Hexanode Weather. For Vibration devices, follow the Vibration installation guide.

What's next

Before you head on site (plan where every device will go before you leave)

Power and battery options (mains, solar, lithium or lead-acid for each one)

LED device lights: what each colour means (the light in the logo is your on-site check)