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Smart Water Controller for Alexa, Google Home, Automatic Irrigation, with Timer, Easy to Use

~~£90.99~~

Of which environmental contribution £0.10 including VAT.

Sold by Cuizi

Product information

Description

General Description

Transform your irrigation system with the Intelligent Water Controller, an intuitive solution for optimal water management in your garden. Thanks to its BLE connectivity and dedicated app, you can remotely control your irrigation schedules, save water, and enjoy a lush garden all year round.

Technical Specifications

Maximum connection range: 50 feet without a Bluetooth gateway
Dimensions: 6.25 x 14 x 11.86 cm
Weight: 560 grams

Compatibility and Accessories

Compatible with Google Home and Alexa (requires a Bluetooth gateway)

Installation

Easy and discreet installation thanks to its compact dimensions

Usage

Remote control via the Smart Life app
Individual valve programming for personalized irrigation plans
Rain or snow delay of up to 7 days to save water
Manual irrigation activation via the app or valve button
Scheduled and circular irrigation with frequency adjustment
View 7-day irrigation history via the MOES app

Other information

Product color may slightly differ from the image due to lighting and screen settings
Please allow 1-3 cm difference due to manual measurement
Please confirm if the size is suitable for you before purchasing

Features

Brand
OTHERS
Colour
White
Clothing size
M
Pcs per pack
1
Recommended age
Adult
Touchscreen compatible
Yes
Intended use
Outdoor
Waterproof
No
Length
15 cm
Material
Plaster
Weight
2000 g
Abrasion resistance
1
Cut resistance (tdm-100 test)
E
Tear resistance (class t)
1
Puncture resistance
1
Type of gloves
Gardening
ManoMano Reference
ME220663793
MMID
115872407611
Product code
BT-UK2025YS-26643
EAN
9140747880433

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