Smart Control Hub
Most smart-control failures are not software problems. They start with weak connectivity at the equipment location, missing documentation, or mechanical conditions that make automation unreliable.
This hub gives the exact path: start with Tier 1 connectivity + control, add Tier 2 protection when risk justifies it, then Tier 3 response for accountability and service continuity.
SRMS path: Tier 1 • Tier 2 • Tier 3 • Service Plans
Start with Tier 1 for reliable connectivity + control. Add Tier 2 when abnormal-flow risk needs protection. Add Tier 3 when alerts must convert into priority service response and documented follow-through.
| Basic Setup | Green Guru Smart Control Path |
|---|---|
| Controller depends on house Wi-Fi signal | Connectivity is engineered at the equipment location |
| Limited upgrade planning | Tiered roadmap: Tier 1 -> Tier 2 -> Tier 3 |
| Mechanical risks discovered late | Reliability and pressure discipline addressed early |
| Alerts may not lead to action | Tier 3 pairs monitoring with response workflows |
Connectivity + Smart Control
Foundation for reliable remote control when property Wi-Fi is weak at the install point.
View Tier 1Connectivity + Protection
Adds flow-based protection workflows that shorten leak discovery and reduce escalation risk.
View Tier 2Connectivity + Protection + Response
Connects monitoring to priority service response and service-plan continuity.
View Tier 3Irrigation foundation: dedicated connectivity + Rachio 3 control, configured for serviceability and future tier upgrades.
Open guideService-first controller setup: wiring verification, zone naming, and baseline schedules that stay maintainable.
Open guideConnectivity-first platform for lighting and other field-control scenarios where property Wi-Fi does not reliably reach.
Open guideTransformer-side lighting control with remote scheduling and on/off control when installation conditions are right.
Open guidePressure discipline prevents recurring failures. If operating pressure is excessive, regulation should be addressed before expecting durable smart-control performance.
Open guideConnectivity is validated where equipment lives, not just inside occupied space.
Controller setup, zone mapping, and schedule logic are documented for service continuity.
Tier 2 is added when abnormal-flow events create meaningful cost or liability.
Tier 3 and Service Plans convert monitoring outcomes into priority action.
The Smart Control hub is Green Guru's entry page for irrigation and lighting control systems. It organizes connectivity, controller setup, protection tiers, and response options into a practical upgrade path.
Most properties start with Tier 1 for reliable connectivity and control. Tier 2 is added when protection from abnormal flow events is needed. Tier 3 is for properties requiring managed response and service-plan continuity.
Not necessarily. Smart Node and Smart Link are used to provide connectivity at the equipment location when property Wi-Fi is weak or unavailable.
Smart Node is the irrigation foundation that includes connectivity plus a controller. Smart Link is a connectivity-first platform commonly used for lighting-side control scenarios.
No. Smart control improves visibility and control, but mechanical issues still require field diagnosis and repair.
Pressure discipline is addressed when excessive pressure is shortening component life or causing recurring failures. PRV fit is confirmed during inspection.
Yes. The common path is Tier 1 first, then Tier 2 and Tier 3 as risk and operating needs justify deeper protection and response.
No. The hub covers both irrigation and landscape lighting control, including transformer-side lighting smart-control components.
These solutions are positioned as service-scoped implementations. The Company confirms fit, installs properly, and documents settings for long-term reliability.
Pricing is quote-after-inspection and depends on system size, site constraints, connectivity needs, and the selected tier path.
Best fit: properties needing dependable remote access, cleaner control baselines, and a staged SRMS protection path.
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