Smart greenhouse irrigation systems

Design and implementation of smart greenhouse irrigation systems matched to the crop, control zones, and operating needs.

Irrigation matched to crop demand

A smart irrigation system coordinates timing and volume with crop plans and measurable data. Network design, filtration and dosing equipment, zones, and monitoring should be developed together for controllable water and nutrient distribution.

Elements reviewed during design

• Water quality, filtration, and dosing
• Zones, valves, distribution lines, and measurement points
• Controllers, sensors, schedules, and records

Actual savings depend on the existing system, crop, and operation and should be measured. Read more in our guide to smart greenhouse irrigation.

What determines the cost of smart greenhouse irrigation?

Control zones, water quality and supply capacity, the existing network, controllers and sensors, filtration and nutrient dosing, valves, electrical work, and installation affect project scope and cost. Compare quotations by identifying equipment to retain, modify, or supply. Area alone is not enough to determine a price.

What should you prepare before requesting design and installation?

• Site and greenhouse area, crop, and growing method
• Independent irrigation zones and existing pump, tank, and network specifications
• Available water-quality information and current nutrient-delivery method
• The main objective: timing and volume control, consumption records, or integration with greenhouse controls

If irrigation must be coordinated with other equipment, review the greenhouse automation and smart-control service. Include these details in your smart-irrigation design consultation request.