Smart Automatic Irrigation System

Sensors: The automatic irrigation system uses sensors installed to detect soil moisture, temperature and other parameters. These sensors can detect the moisture content in the soil, temperature, etc., and transmit the data to the control system.
Data analysis: After receiving the data from the sensor, the control system analyzes the data according to the preset algorithms and procedures. These algorithms can determine the water requirement and irrigation time of the plants, and formulate the corresponding irrigation plan accordingly.
Irrigation program: According to the irrigation plan, the automatic irrigation system automatically controls the operation of the irrigation equipment. This can be achieved through drip irrigation, sprinkler irrigation, drenching, etc. The water source for irrigation can be tap water, rainwater, recycled water, etc.
Timers and counters: Automatic irrigation systems use timers and counters to precisely control the timing and flow of irrigation. The timer can set the time and frequency of irrigation, while the counter can record the number and flow of irrigation in order to better grasp the water needs of plants and irrigation effects.
Automatic shutdown: After irrigation is completed, the automatic irrigation system automatically closes the irrigation valve to avoid waste of water resources.
Monitoring and maintenance: Automatic irrigation systems require regular monitoring and maintenance, such as regular cleaning of filters, inspection of pipes and valves, etc., to ensure the normal operation and effect of the system.