Not only simply water: this watering machine really turns to the plants.The small watering can is turned by a servo and thus drives the positions of the potted plants placed around it, and then pour them.
Whether there is a need, the water crane measures with a capacitive soil moisture sensor in the respective pot.This prevents both drought and floods in the planter.On an LC display, for example, the watering junk also shows information on the moisture and the water level of the storage container hidden in the base.
With the help of two buttons, the allotment gardener is involved in the positions of the individual pots.A temperature/air humidity sensor, a clock module and a small amplifier with loudspeakers are sitting on the back of the jug, over which acoustic warning signals can be output.Two LIPO battery cells provide the control electronics housed invisibly inside the irrigation system.
The Keyestudio Automatic Watering System is supplied as a kit that contains all individual parts including screws and associated screwdrivers.No soldering iron is necessary for assembly, since all electronic parts are simply connected to plug -in cables.The housing lasered out of plywood is also only put together.
The small water crane costs around 58 euros and is available from Aliexpress.There is also a video that shows the assembly.
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