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What is SmartLine®?
SmartLine® by Weathermatic®: Irrigation control made easy.
The SmartLine® Controller by Weathermatic® is an industry award-winning irrigation control unit designed to maximize the effciency of watering your lawn and landscape. By dynamically adjusting to real-time weather conditions combined with remote access by Soils Alive technicians for system checks and fine-tuning, this unit will save you the time and frustration of having to keep up with your property’s seasonal, weekly, or even daily watering schedules. Best of all, SmartLine® is included (installed!) when you sign up for the Soils Alive Irrigation Management Program!
Why SmartLine® + Soils Alive?
Save time. Save money. Save water. Save the hassle.
1. Real-time monitoring of weather 24/7, adjusting your irrigation system as conditions change, combined with periodic system checks by Soils Alive technician.
2. On-site readings and watering adjustments (by remote control) according to weather conditions and local water restrictions − all maintained by Soils Alive.
3. Zone-level adjustments allowing for real-time changes to each watering zone, all monitored and tested by remote control of a Soils Alive technician.
SmartLine® features:
» Easy, single-dial programming
» Remote control access for Soils Alive’s system checks
» Dual-mode operation: Standard (user-set) mode & Auto Adjust mode for watering by weather conditions
» Large backlit LCD display
» Non-volatile memory retains even after power loss
» Multiple programs, start times per program support
» Omit hours feature used for local watering restrictions
» Rain delay feature
» One-button press manual watering
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Three Vital Components to a Healthy Lawn
Think about the importance of each leg on a three-legged stool. I use this comparison to explain the three components to creating a healthy landscape: organic fertilization, cultural practices, and irrigation. They are all equally critical to the success of our landscapes.
Fertilization: The Soils Alive Soil-building Program provides essential organic fertilization.
Cultural Practices (mowing, pruning, and trimming): Mow St. Augustine grass at 3.5 inches and Bermuda at 1-2 inches every 5-7…
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