From field data to controlled irrigation.
Bring parks and landscapes under coordinated management for municipalities, universities, industrial zones and facility operators.
How it works
Build an organisation-to-valve hierarchy. Operators manage their assigned sites while the centre monitors overall status and consumption. Onboard new sites using standard names, coordinates, zones and acceptance records.
Data used
Organisation; district; park; zone; responsible team; device/meter inventory; maintenance history; water budget.
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 role boundaries, device mapping, batch scheduling and site-specific reports across multiple parks without cross-site interference.
The next step
City-scale water budgets, maintenance-route recommendations and aggregated reporting suited to open-data requirements.
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.
Plan your landscape irrigation project with us.
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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