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"Irrigreen launched years ago as a disruptor in the smart sprinkler space with its clever 'water-printing' technology, which fires off thin beams of water instead of an en masse spray, allowing for better control over where water goes and less waste."
"The base system is a confusing mess of tubing, wiring, connectors, and gear that requires a bit of know-how to set it all up. I greatly prefer having a professional involved to ensure everything is watertight when it's all done."
"Irrigreen has always come with one big caveat: It's designed only for sprinklers, not drip irrigation, which is far more efficient. It also requires a wholesale upgrade to use it properly."
Irrigreen's third release of its water printing system enhances its technology with improved mapping and a new drip irrigation option. The self-cleaning sprinkler heads address clogging issues. However, the system necessitates a complete upgrade of existing irrigation infrastructure, including plumbing and electrical work, making it costly. While the technology is advanced and offers better water control, installation can be complex and is best handled by professionals to ensure proper setup.
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