Use cases
Catch leaks and pressure failures before the water is gone.
Continuous pressure supervision at the irrigation line turns silent leaks and burst laterals into an alert instead of a monthly surprise.
What irrigation leak detection actually measures
Most irrigation leaks stay silent until a bill, a wet spot, or a stressed crop appears. Leak detection here means continuous pressure supervision at the line, so a burst lateral or a valve that did not close becomes an alert during the irrigation window.
The challenge
A broken lateral or a partially open valve rarely announces itself. Water keeps flowing, pumps keep working, and the loss is only discovered through a bill, a wet spot, or a stressed crop.
How Bloomiot approaches it
- The Edge Controller measures pressure and verifies that no water leaks are present during and after each irrigation event.
- Abnormal hydraulic conditions raise alarms locally and are reported to the cloud platform as events.
- The Workspace surfaces leak risk together with flow and valve status so the cause is easy to isolate.
What the team gets
- Hydraulic anomalies detected during the irrigation window, not weeks later.
- Pressure history to tell a real leak apart from normal operating variation.
- Faster dispatch, because the alert already points at a zone and a line.
Who this is for
- Operators responsible for pumps, mains, and laterals.
- Farms where a hidden leak is expensive in water, energy, or crop stress.
- Teams that need to dispatch to a zone and a line, not a whole field.