Irrigation Valve Control
Irrigating large, multiple, or remote properties is labor-intensive, and it's often hard to know whether valves actually opened or the right amount of water was delivered. myRanch manages the full cycle — valve activation, flow measurement, and soil-moisture tracking — for monitoring only or full remote control and scheduling.
Create and modify irrigation schedules from any device, anywhere. The Ranch Systems base station executes schedules autonomously even without internet connectivity, then syncs status back to the cloud — so a dropped connection never leaves valves stranded mid-cycle.
Wireless nodes reach remote valve manifolds across large or irregular properties without expensive wire runs. Run individual zones or complex multi-zone programs, and pair with soil moisture feedback to automatically adjust set times based on current conditions.
Common Questions
You don't have to take it on faith. Flow and pressure readings verify that water was actually delivered, and programs confirm the valve operated rather than assuming a scheduled command succeeded. Any fault — a valve that didn't open, a broken line, low flow — raises an alert by SMS, email, or voice.
In most cases, yes. Existing two-wire systems — including Hit Products Logic Plus — retrofit onto a single Ranch Systems node, so most existing pump and valve equipment can come online without being replaced.
RM400 can control up to 48 valves*, and wireless nodes extend reach to remote manifolds without running new wire. *Number of supported valves varies by configuration — your reseller can size a system to your property.
Yes. The base station executes schedules autonomously, even without internet connectivity, and syncs status back to the cloud once the connection returns — so a dropped connection never leaves valves stranded mid-cycle.
Either. Programs can run on a fixed schedule, or pair with soil moisture feedback so set times adjust automatically to current conditions — holding back, shortening, or skipping a set that isn't needed.
Both. Valves are programmed the same way however they connect — wired, cellular, or over RanchMesh™ — and wireless nodes reach remote manifolds across large or irregular properties without expensive wire runs.