From field data to controlled irrigation.
Monitor zone flow and pressure together to assess under-watering, leakage and hydraulic capacity issues.
How it works
Record normal flow profiles during commissioning. High flow alone does not prove a leak: review concurrent zones and pressure changes. When pressure is low, check capacity and pump conditions before opening additional zones.
Data used
Flow in m³/h or L/s; pressure in bar; zone state; valve-position feedback when available; totalised volume.
Design and commissioning
Define scope by evaluating site topology, planting and soil, selected devices, sensors and software version together. For retrofit projects, establish valve/coil compatibility, measurement points, communication coverage and operational responsibilities during the survey.
Verify sensor ranges and units; test alarms, reporting and any local shutdown under sample flow/pressure deviations.
The next step
Learned zone flow signatures, hydraulically constrained scheduling and leak-likelihood scoring.
This section describes development and project-specific integration objectives. It is not a claim of standard product availability or guaranteed performance; implemented functions are defined in the quotation and acceptance criteria.
Applications
Municipal parks, public gardens, university campuses, industrial-zone landscapes, residential estates, hotels, sports facilities and road medians. As zone and site counts grow, standard asset records, traceable actions and measured management become essential.
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Share the site area, valve count, existing connectivity and project objectives. We can define device selection, coverage survey, integration and pilot requirements together.
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