Automatic Battery Watering System for 10 Plants

The automatic battery-powered watering system for 10 plants is a tool used to program the duration, time and dosage of water supply to your crops or plants.

It consists of an immersion pump, a control unit for controlling the frequency and duration of irrigation and a water distribution system.

The automatic irrigation system runs on a battery (not included in the kit) and has a 10 meter long irrigation pipe that can be cut at will based on the needs needed to create the system.

The control unit of the automatic irrigation system for 10 pots independently waters the 10 plants and, operating on battery, does not require further electricity consumption.

Characteristics

The automatic battery-powered irrigation system can also be used in indoor cultivation as it is easy to assemble and install. Let's look at its features in detail:

• Autonomous watering for up to 10 pots;
• Autonomous watering for up to 10 plants;
• Programming of irrigation frequency;
• Installation duration programming;
• Battery operated (not included);
• Easy assembly of the system.

Technical data sheet of the automatic irrigation system

• Acoustic alarm in case of lack of water;
• Acoustic alarm in case of low battery;
• Power supply: 4 AA batteries, 1.5V;;
• Mounting kit;
• Submersible pump;
• 10 meters of vinyl tubing;

Operation of the automatic irrigation system

Unlike an automatic garden irrigation system which is more difficult to install - considering the larger size of a green area - an automatic irrigation system to be used on the balcony of your home, for example, is much simpler both to install what to program.

Here are the salient steps that you will have to carry out for the correct functioning of the automatic irrigation system :

1. Insert the tubes into the plants (or pots);
2. Set up the submersible pump;
3. Insert the battery (battery operated);
4. Program the automatic sprinkler (which contains an LCD display);
5. Adjust the irrigation duration on the display;
6. Regulates the frequency of water flow;
7. Place the plants (or pots) at the desired distance.

As you can imagine from the simple operation, the automatic irrigation system is decidedly more functional and effective than passive drippers.

The drip irrigation system contains a reserve of water that slowly slides - by gravity - into the drippers, mounted lower than the tank containing the water solution.

Convenient to use especially during summer holidays, it however has disadvantages compared to the automatic terrace irrigation system , as the drippers can often become blocked - risking drying out the plants - or loosen - risking giving too much water to the pots.

Therefore, the automatic battery irrigation system, due to the numerous advantages and characteristics listed above, is also used more and more often in the supply of water for vegetable crops, recording increasingly excellent results.

Just be careful not to expose your sprinkler to atmospheric agents and rain, in particular. This will help you avoid unwanted malfunctions.