Irrigation Quick Start Kit
Price
Overview
Assembled in the USA
Built to order, not held on a shelf
Every Growbud sensor and controller is assembled in the United States. We are scaling production, so most orders ship in about 6-8 weeks rather than the same day. Placing an order reserves your units from the next build.
- Pay now and we email tracking the day it ships, or reserve your units without paying and settle when it leaves. Your choice.
- Stocked inventory with immediate shipping is coming as capacity grows.
- The 90-day return window starts when your order arrives, not when you place it.
- Free US shipping over $500.
Thank you for your patience while we build up. If you have a deadline or a install date to hit, tell us about it and we will give you a straight answer on timing.
Product Details
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
Download the free Growbud app to unlock the full potential of your Irrigation Quick Start Kit
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.
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
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