SRMS Tier 2 Protection
Tier 1 gives you reliable control. Tier 2 adds protection logic so abnormal irrigation behavior is surfaced early, instead of being discovered after turf loss, property damage, or runaway consumption.
SRMS Tier 2 connects flow visibility to real response and is designed for properties where irrigation failures carry meaningful cost and operational impact.
Built on Tier 1 Smart Node foundation. Typical support scope: 1" and 2" irrigation systems.
Tier links: Tier 1 foundation • Tier 3 response • SRMS hub
Tier 2 is for protection. It builds on Tier 1 connectivity + control and adds hardware and monitoring workflows that surface abnormal irrigation behavior earlier, so failures are addressed before damage escalates.
| Tier 1 (Connectivity + Control) | Tier 2 (Connectivity + Protection) |
|---|---|
| Remote access + scheduling foundation | Foundation + flow-based protection workflows |
| Control visibility only | Abnormal-use visibility + response triggers |
| Manual discovery of many failures | Shorter discovery window for leak/runaway events |
| No protection tier hardware | Tier 2 meter/protection stack where supported |
The Company scopes protection hardware and logic to each site so abnormal flow conditions are surfaced faster and addressed with less disruption.
Verify control reliability and foundation readiness before adding protection hardware.
Deploy meter/protection stack based on real-world hydraulic and access conditions.
Set practical thresholds and confirm signal quality under normal operating patterns.
Define how abnormal conditions move from alerting into field action.
Tier 2 adds protection hardware and flow-based monitoring to the Tier 1 connectivity and control foundation. Its purpose is to surface abnormal irrigation behavior earlier so damage and waste are reduced.
Detection speed depends on site behavior and baseline settings, but Tier 2 is designed to identify abnormal flow events quickly compared to discovering problems from turf damage or monthly billing.
Tier 2 is designed to reduce the risk window for leaks and runaways by making abnormal usage visible faster and enabling faster response.
Yes. Tier 2 builds on the Tier 1 connectivity and control foundation.
Response logic is configured per site and scope. The Company confirms what control actions are supported and recommended during inspection.
For typical supported systems, the Company commonly evaluates EveryDrop 1004-EX for 1-inch applications and EveryDrop WM-2100 for 2-inch applications, based on fit and field constraints.
Yes. Tier 2 is commonly deployed as a planned upgrade after Tier 1 is in place.
No. Tier 2 inherits the Tier 1 connectivity model, which is designed to work without relying on property Wi-Fi at the controller location.
Tier 2 is best for properties where leaks, runaway zones, or abnormal water usage create meaningful cost, liability, or landscape impact.
Tier 2 is service-scoped and quoted after inspection based on system size, hydraulics, access, and installation constraints.
| Tier | SRMS Tier 2 |
|---|---|
| Includes | Tier 1 foundation + protection monitoring stack |
| System class | Typical 1" and 2" irrigation systems |
| Best fit | Properties where irrigation failures create meaningful cost or damage |
| Scope | Service-scoped; quote after inspection |