Irrisynth Core brings the kind of irrigation logic you normally only see in big commercial grow rooms down to a scale – and price – that makes sense at home. The same basic idea already exists in expensive industrial controllers: they watch moisture, link it to the light cycle, and make smarter decisions than a simple timer. The problem is those units are priced for large facilities, not tents and cupboards.
Irrisynth Core does the same style of job, but it’s designed specifically for home and hobby growers. A moisture probe in the medium and a simple light signal are all it needs to run three clear phases: a heavier feed after lights-on, tidy little top-up pulses through the day to hold your target moisture band, and a full pump lockout at night for proper dryback. You set it up in a clean web page, see live readings and recent trends, and get plain-English reasons when the pump is held off. The goal is simple: give you industrial-style consistency and control, while saving you hundreds of pounds compared to the big commercial controllers.
Minimum Requirements
Water Side
Submersible or inline irrigation pump (240V <10A)
Reservoir/tank for nutrient solution or water.
Main feed hose from pump outlet to distribution manifold.
Dripper line (e.g. 4 mm/6 mm) to each pot/bed.
Dripper emitters or open-ended stakes at each plant.
Optional: simple pre‑filter or mesh screen on pump inlet to prevent clogs.
Network / UI
2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi network if you want station‑mode access (controller on your LAN).
Smartphone / tablet / PC with a browser.
Irrisynth Core brings the kind of irrigation logic you normally only see in big commercial grow rooms down to a scale – and price – that makes sense at home. The same basic idea already exists in expensive industrial controllers: they watch moisture, link it to the light cycle, and make smarter decisions than a simple timer. The problem is those units are priced for large facilities, not tents and cupboards.
Irrisynth Core does the same style of job, but it’s designed specifically for home and hobby growers. A moisture probe in the medium and a simple light signal are all it needs to run three clear phases: a heavier feed after lights-on, tidy little top-up pulses through the day to hold your target moisture band, and a full pump lockout at night for proper dryback. You set it up in a clean web page, see live readings and recent trends, and get plain-English reasons when the pump is held off. The goal is simple: give you industrial-style consistency and control, while saving you hundreds of pounds compared to the big commercial controllers.
Minimum Requirements
Water Side
Submersible or inline irrigation pump (240V <10A)
Reservoir/tank for nutrient solution or water.
Main feed hose from pump outlet to distribution manifold.
Dripper line (e.g. 4 mm/6 mm) to each pot/bed.
Dripper emitters or open-ended stakes at each plant.
Optional: simple pre‑filter or mesh screen on pump inlet to prevent clogs.
Network / UI
2.4 GHz Wi‑Fi network if you want station‑mode access (controller on your LAN).
Smartphone / tablet / PC with a browser.
