Chirp Plant Watering Alarm and I2C Soil Moisture Sensor (wemakethings)
Prices updated: 13 Oct 2026
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About this product
Chirp is a plant watering alarm from wemakethings: a soil moisture sensor with a built-in coin-cell battery holder and a sound alarm that chirps when the soil is dry. It can also work as an I2C soil moisture sensor for microcontroller projects, so you can read moisture levels in your own code.
Specifications
- Function
- Plant watering alarm / I2C soil moisture sensor
- Interface
- I2C (sensor mode)
- Power source
- Built-in coin-cell battery
- Alarm
- Sound alarm (chirp)
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of Chirp Plant Watering Alarm and I2C Soil Moisture Sensor (wemakethings) in Egypt?
Chirp Plant Watering Alarm and I2C Soil Moisture Sensor (wemakethings) currently costs 125 EGP in Egypt.
Where can I buy Chirp Plant Watering Alarm and I2C Soil Moisture Sensor (wemakethings) in Egypt?
Chirp Plant Watering Alarm and I2C Soil Moisture Sensor (wemakethings) is available from Future Electronics. Compare the offers above to find the best price.
Can Chirp work without a microcontroller?
Yes. In standalone mode it emits a chirp when the soil is dry, so no wiring or code is needed. Use the I2C mode only if you want to read moisture values in your own project.
How do I wire Chirp as an I2C sensor?
Connect it to the I2C bus of your microcontroller, such as SDA and SCL, and provide the power and ground pins described in the user manual. Check the manual for the pinout and I2C address before writing your code.
