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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

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