Smart Controller Data Input Table#
Use this table example to input data to program the Smart Controller. Terms will vary according to the type of controller installed. Refer to the User's Manual for a definition of the parameters as defined by the specific controller. For drip zones, use the estimated precipitation rate.
| Zone ID | Sprinkler Type |
Precip. Rate (in./hr.) |
Plant Material Type | Soil Type | Slope |
Microclimate (Sun/Shade) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | Spray | 1.5 | Cool turf | Clay | Gentle | Sunny All Day |
| A2 | Spray | 1.5 | Warm turf | Clay | Mild | Sunny Most of the Day |
| A3 | Rotor | .5 | Cool turf | Clay | Steep | Shady Most of the Day |
| A4 | Drip | 1.1 | Shrubs | Clay | None | Shady All Day |
| A5 | Bubbler | 2.3 | Perennials | Clay | Moderate | Sunny All Day |
Did You Know?
Oil and other toxic vehicle fluids end up in puddles where our kids and pets like to play. Don't drip and drive.
Turning off the faucet while shaving or brushing teeth saves water.
Pouring cooled fats, oils and grease (FOG) into a sealable container and putting it in the trash or taking used oil to a recycling center can help prevent costly sewer backups.