Smart Irrigation

What Is Irrigation Mapping?

Irrigation mapping is the definition of locations or boundaries that an irrigation system uses to direct watering.

An overhead yard diagram contains a shaded rectangular area, a separate narrow line, and a separate point, representing three mapping choices.
Conceptual mapping choices. This is not an app screenshot or a diagram of underground irrigation pipes.

Area, Line and Point

An area describes a surface to water. A line follows a narrow feature. A point identifies a focused location. These are mapping choices; a mapped point is not automatically a buried drip emitter.

IrriSense 2 Product Context

IrriSense 2 documentation describes area, line and point mapping with individual schedules for mapped zones. The diagram explains those choices without reproducing the app interface.

Common Misunderstanding

Software-mapped zones do not necessarily require a separate underground valve for every area. Mapping determines where watering is directed; timing is a separate setting.

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