Ep.114:Smart Controllers-Next Generation

Chris Spain, co-founder of HydroPoint, explains how this next generation of smart irrigation systems will make it possible for an irrigation contractor to respond to a high flow alert, remotely verify when the master valve is closed down and send a...

An episode of the Landscape Live's tracks podcast, hosted by North Coast Media, titled "Ep.114:Smart Controllers-Next Generation" was published on January 20, 2015 and runs 34 minutes.

January 20, 2015 ·34m · Landscape Live's tracks

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Chris Spain, co-founder of HydroPoint, explains how this next generation of smart irrigation systems will make it possible for an irrigation contractor to respond to a high flow alert, remotely verify when the master valve is closed down and send a status report to the property manager.

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Chris Spain, co-founder of HydroPoint, explains how this next generation of smart irrigation systems will make it possible for an irrigation contractor to respond to a high flow alert, remotely verify when the master valve is closed down and send a status report to the property manager.

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