Smart Irrigation Controller: BOMA 2019

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Manage your water irrigation system from your phone using weather data to more accurately determine how much water to use. Some property managers have cut costs by about 35%. Christoph Trappe talks with Jake Bryan from Smart Rain about the many benefits of their water consumption solution. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/buildings-podcast/support

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