DIG’s LEIT-2ET weather-based wireless irrigation control system utilizes evapotranspiration (ET) data and site information to adjust daily irrigation programming according to real-time weather information provided locally. It is programmed to monitor, control and adjust irrigation schedules for each zone through evapotranspiration (ETo) data transmitted hourly and daily from a local weather station and site information received from the LEIT RC2 ET handset. Site information provided by the LEIT RC2 ET handset combined with the weather station data is used by the controller to calculate the daily local microclimate evapotranspiration (ETc) and automatically adjust the daily irrigation schedule.
MODEL | DESCRIPTION |
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LEIT RC2ET remote control handset | |
LEIT-RC2ET | USA, Canada & Japan |
LEIT-RC2ET-I | Europe & South Korea |
LEIT-RC2ET-H | Hong Kong, Singapore & Macau |
LEIT-RC2ET-A | Australia |
LEIT 2ET system controller | |
LEIT-2ET | USA, Canada & Japan |
LEIT-2ET-A | Australia |
LEIT-2ET-H | Hong Kong, Singapore & Macau |
LEIT-2ET-I | Europe & South Korea |
LEIT 2ET weather station with wind sensor | |
LEIT WWS | USA, Canada, Australia & Japan |
LEIT WWS-I | Europe & South Korea |
LEIT WWS-H | Hong Kong, Singapore & Macau |