All functions Irrigation

Watering that follows the garden and the weather.

Choose when each part of your garden gets watered. With suitable sensors, the system can also take rain and soil moisture into account.

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What irrigation control does

Divide your garden into watering zones and set a separate schedule for each. Rain or soil-moisture sensors can help adjust watering to actual conditions.

Balcony box watering

Balcony planters can also be watered on a schedule when suitable pipes and valves are installed. This helps keep plants watered while you are away.

Garden watering

Water the lawn, flower beds and vegetable garden separately. With suitable sensors, soil moisture can also influence the schedule.

Zones and plant profiles

Give the lawn, vegetable beds and flower beds separate watering zones, so each receives water according to its needs.

Preparing for winter drainage

The system can help prepare for winter shutdown by stopping watering or controlling properly installed valves. Safe drainage of pipes depends on the plumbing design and equipment.

Watering schedules and switches can work without internet, depending on the installed system. Rules based on local sensors can also run locally.

Rules based on weather forecasts, remote access and notifications need an internet connection. The exact scope depends on the installed system.

What to decide in advance

Before building or landscaping, think through where the irrigated zones will be and what water pressure and valves are needed. Pipe and valve positions are decided at the design stage.

  • How many zones the garden is divided into
  • Where valves and the water source go
  • Whether soil moisture or rain sensors are needed
  • How will the system be drained for winter?

Other functions

Let’s discuss your home.

Tell us what you are building or renovating, and we will help you decide which functions to plan into the system.

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