Internet
Design and scheduling software run in the cloud.
Smart controllers put the system on the customer's network. The equipment you install increasingly reports back over a network, and customers expect you to see a fault before they do.
Each of the three has to be right, and they are usually bought from different companies. We compare them together.
Design and scheduling software run in the cloud.
Technicians program connected controllers from the yard.
Controller accounts and customer Wi-Fi details must be handled carefully.
By the Telecom Agency advisory team
Smart irrigation controllers join the customer's home network. That makes the installer responsible, in the customer's eyes, for anything that later goes wrong with it.
An advisor helps set a standard way of working: cellular-connected controllers where appropriate, and secure handling of customer details where not. Telecom Agency explains the risks plainly and sources what is needed, without turning a sprinkler company into an IT firm.
An illustrative scenario based on situations common among irrigation contractors. It does not describe a specific client.
Tell us where you work and what you run. An advisor brings back internet, wireless and security options side by side, at no cost to you.