Irrigation Quick Start Kit

Current lead time: 6 weeks

$1,440.00
Controller
×1
Indoor Gateway
×1
Dro Sensor
×3

Price

$1,440.00USD
Current lead time: 6 weeks

Overview

1 Controller · 1 Indoor Gateway · 3 Dro Sensors · Small closed-loop irrigation kit for validating sensor-driven control.
Total:$1440.00

Ships in 6 weeks, tested and provisioned for your Growbud network before it leaves. Tracking the day it ships.

Product Details

1 Controller · 1 Indoor Gateway · 3 Dro Sensors · Small closed-loop irrigation kit for validating sensor-driven control.

Works with Growbud App Platform

Free Professional-Grade Monitoring and Analytics

Real-Time Monitoring

  • Live sensor data streaming with sub-second updates
  • Customizable alerts and notifications
  • Historical data tracking and trend analysis

Advanced Analytics

  • AI-powered insights and recommendations
  • Multi-sensor comparison and correlation
  • Export data for research and reporting

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In the Field

One Controller, an Indoor Gateway, three Dro sensors, and everything on the outputs is up to you. The same kit runs a cultivation loop or a building monitoring node. Here is what each looks like installed.

Controller running closed-loop irrigation with two Dro sensors, a solenoid valve, and peristaltic pH and EC dosing pumps feeding a nutrient reservoir

Cultivation: closed-loop irrigation and dosing

Dro sensors in the substrate pair to the Controller over Bluetooth and drive the irrigation valve. Add pH and EC probes on RS-485 and the valve outputs run dosing pumps for closed-loop nutrient control.

  • Dro sensors pair over Bluetooth, no gateway needed
  • Valve outputs drive irrigation solenoids or dosing pumps
  • pH and EC probes wire in over RS-485 Modbus for dosing control
  • On-board schedules keep running if the network drops
Controller wired to a building automation panel over RS-485 BACnet with a floor leak cable, a dry-contact relay shutting off a pump, and a wireless air quality sensor

Building management: leak, air, and power

The same Controller wires into a building system as a BACnet node. A leak probe watches the floor and shuts the pump off through a dry-contact relay, while an air quality sensor reports in alongside.

  • BACnet MS/TP or Modbus RTU on the field-bus port
  • Leak detection cable on either of the two leak ports
  • Dry-contact relay output for automatic pump or supply shutoff
  • Air quality monitoring surfaced to the BMS as objects
Irrigation Quick Start Kit | Growbud