Irrigation.cloud organizes measurements and device state by zone.
Fields, parks, green roofs, green walls, sports grounds, and large landscapes need different watering by zone, crop, substrate, exposure, and season. Fixed timers continue watering when soil is already wet, while manual checks require travel and can miss falling tank levels, sensor exceptions, or failed equipment. Remote and off-grid areas add power and staffing constraints. Operators need current soil and water evidence plus a reliable way to control valves, pumps, and schedules across distributed zones.
Sensor-Guided Irrigation and Water Management Automation combines irrigation.cloud, soil and water sensors, wireless communication modules, Wi-Fi gateways, VBox controllers, battery-operated IntelliValves, and supported pumps or dosing equipment. Measurements and device status remain visible by zone while schedules, thresholds, alerts, and smart programs coordinate watering and tank management. Operators can respond remotely, reduce unnecessary water use, and keep varied landscapes or agricultural areas supplied.
A project team divides the site into watering zones, selects soil, climate, water, or tank sensors, and installs the required universal modules, Wi-Fi gateways, VBox controllers, IntelliValves, pumps, or dosing equipment. The devices are registered in irrigation.cloud and configured with users, schedules, thresholds, alerts, and smart programs. During operation, sensors report current conditions and controllers expose zone and device state. The SaaS application organizes measurements and applies the selected rules. Operators review soil and water evidence, change cycles, open or close valves, start tank refilling, control supported equipment, investigate alerts, and maintain the system remotely.
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Evidence level: L2 · Documented: how evidence levels work
Lower water waste: Current soil and system evidence reduces unnecessary or poorly timed irrigation.
Less site travel: Remote visibility and control replace selected routine inspections and manual valve changes.
More reliable plant care: Zone-specific rules and alerts help landscapes and crops receive water when conditions require it.
Flexible project scale: Modular sensors, gateways, controllers, and valves cover green walls through large agricultural or municipal sites.
Supports soil moisture, temperature, conductivity, pH, tank level, and project-specific measurements.
Universal sensor modules and gateways connect distributed zones and off-grid components.
Users plan, start, stop, and revise watering cycles through the irrigation.cloud application.
Configurable schedules and rules adapt valve, pump, or refill actions to current conditions.
Measurements, equipment state, and exceptions remain visible across connected zones.
VBox controllers, IntelliValves, sensors, pumps, tanks, and dosing equipment support varied projects.
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