You know how to manage the irrigation of your facilities. But what if you could do it more easily, with better connectivity, and more efficiently?
In this webinar organized by Riversa and OdinS, you’ll see how WiKeeper, Irridea Smart’s solution for sports field irrigation, allows you to manage multiple fields, control schedules, monitor water consumption, and detect potential issues—all from a single platform.
Less time spent on operational tasks. More information to make informed decisions. Discover it through practical examples of sports field irrigation management.
"One of the aspects we value most is the ability to centralize the management of the different fields and control irrigation remotely, making adjustments quickly and easily according to the needs of each pitch."
"We highlight how easy it is to program, but above all the number of options it offers. Being able to open from a single station up to 15 at the same time provides many possibilities on a football pitch."
Discover how to manage schedules and execute manual irrigation from the controller or platform.
Organize fields, sprinklers, and irrigation areas to facilitate daily maintenance tasks.
Consult flow rate and consumption data to better understand how the irrigation system performs.
Learn to interpret operating information that facilitates the review and diagnosis of equipment.
Discover the monitoring possibilities using soil sensors, weather information, and other query tools.
Riversa, a specialist in professional irrigation solutions, and OdinS, a technology company specializing in IoT and monitoring, are joining forces to bring technology to sports irrigation management.
This collaboration has resulted in WiKeeper, Irridea Smart’s solution for irrigating sports facilities, which combines control, remote management, and monitoring on a single platform.
11:00 h
INTRODUCTION
11:05 h
WIKEEPER CONTROLLER
11:10 a.m.
MANAGEMENT WITH WIKEEPER CLOUD
11:20 a.m.
DIAGNOSIS AND WATER
11:30 a.m.
MONITORING AND QUERIES
11:30 a.m.
APPLICATION AND CLOSURE
11:50 a.m.
QUESTIONS
