Control levels
How independent should your system be?
There are three different modes — the main difference is who presses the button. Each level frees you from a daily routine.

Manual
You turn the water on yourself
- Taps and valves are operated by hand
- No need to set up or programme anything
- Irrigation depends on your presence at the property
Who is it suitable for: Ideal for small areas you always have under control

Automatic
The system runs on a set schedule
- A timer or controller starts and stops irrigation
- The schedule is set once — time, duration, frequency
- Rain sensor skips cycles after rainfall
Who is it suitable for: For private homes, gardens, lawns, parks, and commercial sites

Remote
Control irrigation from your phone, wherever you are
- Start and stop from your smartphone
- Change the schedule without visiting the site
- See when irrigation is running
Who is it suitable for: For holiday homes, agricultural land, large areas and commercial premises
Before and after
How your week changes
Automation isn’t chosen for the equipment — it’s chosen because you no longer have to think about it.
Manual irrigation
- You have to turn the water on and off every evening
- If you go away for the weekend, the area goes dry
- After rain, the system will still water unless you switch it off
- If you forget to turn it off — wasted water and puddles on the paths
Automation and mobile control
- Irrigation runs automatically on the set schedule
- You can leave — everything keeps working as normal
- Rain sensor skips cycles after rainfall
- You can see when irrigation is running in the app
Remote control can also be added to your existing irrigation system — there’s no need to change the pipes.
Questions & Answers
Frequently Asked Questions
The most common questions about automation and mobile control.

