Key Benefits
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Water Efficiency
Reduce overwatering, prevent wastage, and be notified immediately of potential leaks.
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Increased Productivity
Ensure consistent water distribution to promote optimal pasture growth.
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Cost Savings
Lower operational and water expenses by reducing unnecessary consumption.
Easy to read, easy to control
- Maintain up to 6 Schedules, which include Start Time, Duration, Day of Week, Cyclical pattern
- Turn paddocks & areas on/off as required.
- Status of irrigators displayed clearly on farm map
Zoom in on paddocks for detailed views
Advanced Features Coming in September 2025
New advanced features will be added to Water to Grow Pasture Growth Irrigation Control in September 2025:
- Option to irrigate by volume of water required (milliliters to be applied)
- Option to integrate to a Master Control Valve to open and close the whole system automatically
- Option to create programmes that rotate over 24 hours, allowing sprinklers to operate at a different time each day (only with V3 Sprinkler Control Valve)

Tough Technology - Built to Last
Hardware:
- Estimated 5+ year battery life using a trickle charge solar panel and battery combination
- 12Vdc output for firing a latching solenoid irrigation control valve
- RGB status indication LED
- Tactile power and function button
Enclosure:
- IP67 two piece enclosure
- Made from ASA plastic for high ultraviolet, weather and impact resistance
- Tolerant to -20 to +70 Celsius temperatures

Tried, Tested and Scalable
- Over 10,000 installed sprinklers to date
- Installations range from 10 sprinklers to over 1,000 sprinklers
- Easy to expand as required
- Installed and support by your local irrigation company
- Back up with Water to Grow expertise
Farmers Testimonials
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Water Efficiency
“We would put on 40ml with the k-line but we were not coming back for 10 days. By the time we came back again the paddock was parched. Whereas this system [fixed grid] is a little bit every day. It just gets you the coverage."
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Productivity Benefits
“The pivots do 18-20T of grass while the grid (irrigators) do 19-21T, so we are not talking a great deal of difference, but it isn’t doing 15T like it was under guns and k-line, or 12T like it was doing under border dyke.”
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Respond Quickly at the Start of the Season
“The great advantage is that it takes somebody an hour to start them up i.e. purge the lines, start her up and make sure they are going. Whereas, when you have k-line and or guns you have to plan a week ahead to start them and often you start when you don’t need to start or when it is too late.”
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Reduced Run-off
“It was hard to keep a system of tracking where they had been and how they were watering [k-line] and we were getting a lot of run off.”
“We would see the water trickling down the side of the track, well we have stopped all that now.” -
Being Compliant
“It is a problem for consents, especially in Canterbury with ECan. With our farm environment plan audit, they don’t like k-line, they don’t like sprinklers, they put on too much water. So that is an ongoing issue with the regulatory authorities, those systems.”

Learn more about Irrigation Control
Learn more about the Irrigation Control module by viewing the 4-page brochure.