Wisa Irrigation products

Weathers Stations offer a robust and extremely reliable solution to collecting weather data to provide critical inputs to optimising plant management through WiSA solutions.

The chemical, physical and biological conditions of water combined form its quality. Even minute changes in these characteristics can jeopardize the life and industries that depend on water. To preserve its quality, monitoring water parameters such as conductivity, pH, salinity, temperature, dissolved oxygen and turbidity is crucial. WiSA offers a broad selection of water quality sensors that cater to both simple spot sampling requirements and complex unattended monitoring projects.

A flow meter is a device designed for measuring nonlinear or linear flow rate. It measures the volumetric or mass flow rate of gases or liquids. Additional flowmeter technologies include flowmeters that measure liquid flowing in an open channel, and insertion flowmeters that measure flow at one location in a pipe and use this measurement to infer the flow in the entire pipe. Insertion flow measurement systems often use a flow computer to compensate for hydraulic effects.

The paddle wheel sensor consists of a freely rotating wheel or impeller with embedded magnets which is perpendicular to the flow and will rotate when inserted in the flowing medium. As the magnets in the blades spin past the sensor, the paddle wheel meter generates a frequency and voltage signal which is proportional to the flow rate.

The Pump shed module has been designed around the workings of environmental, pump control, fertigation, filter and valve operations. It requires 24-volt AC power from 240 volt supply and delivers 24Volt output continuous supply for the valves and pumps etc. It has many inputs for flow, pressure and other requirements of the pump shed and suits most sheds old or new.

WiSA telemetry equipment communicates back to a central computer via the base station.
WiSA telemetry equipment communicates back to a central computer via the base station. The PC interface communicates to the base station radio module using 5 core data cable. The radio module itself is located at the base of the antenna, this ensures that there is no coaxial cable and potential signal loss, the data cable is all that is required between the radio module and the computer interface.

WiSA’s Gate actuator unit is the most compact gate automation unit on the market. The WiSA gate actuator unit can be installed as a permanent unit or as a portable Unit. Easy to instal on farm and the solid galvanised frame is built to last. Automation for your farm can be set up and installed quickly and easily.

The WiSA pipe and riser actuator unit works seamlessly to open the designated pipe lid to flood the specific bay for either a specified time or until a moisture level is met. The pipe and riser network, in most cases, can share pumping activities and costs with a reuse pump. The system can be manually operated, semi-automated or fully automated with total control and monitoring.