Gardena Soil Moisture Sensor: Automatic Irrigation, can be Used Directly on The Lawn, 5 m Long Connection Cable, can be Extended with Extension Cable (01867-20)

The Gardena Soil Moisture Sensor – The ideal addition to your Gardena irrigation system | The Gardena Soil Moisture Sensor measures the moisture level of the soil and sends the data to the Gardena irrigation system. The sensor is consistently reliable because it measures the temperature differences in the soil. The moisture level can be adjusted using a knob, which means that it can be adapted to the needs of your garden.Saves water and protects the environment | If it rains and the soil is wet enough, the irrigation cycle is stopped and precious water is saved.At the same time, irrigation starts automatically if the soil is too dry. Your garden will always look fresh and green, even on dry days.Compatible with: Gardena Water Computers; Gardena Water Timers (not article no. 1169, 1825); Classic Irrigation Control System 4030 (article no. 1283), 4040 modular (article no. 1250), 6030 (article no. 1276); Control Unit (article no. 1250); Flower Box Watering System (article no. 1407)

• Modern technology: The sensor measures the soil moisture levels and automatically sends the data to your Gardena Water Control system to ensure that your garden receives exactly the right amount of water
• Efficient and environmentally friendly: If the soil is wet enough, the next irrigation cycle is automatically skipped or interrupted, which helps to save water
• Innovative: The Water Control system is responsible for setting the switching point setting, measuring the soil moisture and displaying the data. The Water Computer issues a warning if the battery charge level is low
• Compatible: With the Gardena Water Control systems Flex, Select, Bluetooth and Master and the Irrigation Valve 9V Bluetooth, also with the MultiControl duo and the Classic Irrigation Control Systems 4030 and 6030
• Included with the product: 1x Soil Moisture Sensor with 5-metre connection cable, (batteries not included)