Is your farm covered?

Pūkeko Signals uses the One NZ NB-IoT network - built for rural connectivity.

One NZ NB-IoT

Check coverage for your farm

Simple rule: if you have 4G at your pump site, you have NB-IoT. NB-IoT runs on the same One NZ towers as 4G - no separate infrastructure is required. If 4G reaches you, so does NB-IoT.

Use the One NZ coverage map to confirm 4G or NB-IoT reaches your location. If 4G is shown, NB-IoT is available on the same tower.

Check the One NZ coverage map ↗
One NZ NB-IoT coverage map across New Zealand

Click to enlarge. Coverage shown is indicative - actual signal can vary based on terrain and tree cover.

Outside of coverage? If your farm is in a marginal area, signal may still be better than the map suggests - especially if you get even weak 4G. Hilltops and elevated locations often get coverage that low gullies miss. Contact us if you're unsure - we can help you assess your situation.

What is NB-IoT?

Unlike standard 4G, NB-IoT prioritises signal penetration and range over speed, making it well-suited to remote sensors that wake briefly to send a reading then sleep again.

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Better rural coverage

NB-IoT signals travel further and penetrate terrain better than standard mobile data, making it practical on hill-country farms where standard data signal falls short.

Designed for low power

The network protocol is built to let devices spend most of their time in a low-power sleep mode, waking briefly to send a reading then immediately sleeping again.

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A long-term investment

One NZ are actively expanding NB-IoT across rural NZ. Sensors using this network will benefit from future coverage improvements without any hardware change.

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No WiFi or power needed

Your sensor connects directly to the cellular network. No need to run power cables or WiFi repeaters out to the pump site - just solar and signal.

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