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Irrigation line pressure sensor

It checks that the irrigation actually ran — and calls you if the pressure did not rise last night.

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What it solves

  • Detect an irrigation program that did not run (stuck solenoid valve, pump fault, power cut)
  • Spot a leak or a burst pipe through the drop in pressure
  • Sleep soundly during the automated watering rounds of summer

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Included in the price

  • Pressure sensor fitted on the line, self-contained transmission
  • Access to the Supervisor platform included
  • Alerts by voice call, SMS and email

Technical specifications

An automatic irrigation system that stops without warning is the most expensive scenario of the summer: you think the plot has been watered, it dries out for days, and the yield loss far exceeds the price of a sensor. The return on investment is counted in a single avoided breakdown.

The sensor is fitted on the line, measures the pressure at every cycle and calls you if the expected program did not happen. Combined with a soil probe, you check both that the water went out and that it actually reached the roots.

Frequently asked questions

Why monitor pressure rather than flow?

Pressure tells you the essentials in a few seconds: rise = the irrigation is running; no rise = fault; abnormal drop = leak. It is the simplest and most robust measurement to answer the question “did it water last night?”.

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