Watertronics has been serving the Landscape irrigation market for over three decades. We pioneered the concept of a self-enclosed pumping system through our introduction of the WaterMax Series in 1980, which has since been widely duplicated in the Landscape market. We offer a variety of products customized to fit numerous Landscape applications including parks & recreation, cemeteries, schools, universities, strip malls, sports complexes, subdivisions, nurseries, and business parks to name a few.
Designed to simplify installation, this stocked packaged pump station is ideal for small sports fields, schools, parks, large residential and commercial applications.
This pre-fabricated, self-contained custom system is ideal for landscape applications requiring up to 400 GPM or 100 PSI with a lake, pond or boosted city supply water source.
Whether your water source is a lake, pond, or a boosted city supply, this pre-fabricated system is ideal for large commercial applications requiring flow up to 800 GPM or pressure up to 140 PSI.
Ideally suited for large commercial applications, this self-enclosed system can be customized to deliver the water and constant pressure desired up to 1000 GPM or 140 PSI from a lake, pond or boosted city supply.
Designed specifically for wet well applications. Vertical Turbine (VT) pump systems can handle small-to-large irrigation requirements.
Specifically designed for boosted, lift and flooded applications. Horizontal Centrifugal (HC) pump systems can handle small to large irrigation requirements.
Specifically designed for applications where conventional wet well and suction lift applications are restricted.
Control upgrades offer a fast, economical way to update any brand of pump station with the latest control features such as remote telemetry and irrigation central integration.
Engineered specifically for single pump VFD applications, the panel provides straight forward VFD control with user friendly HDMI controls.
Cutting edge, cloud based telemetry provides anywhere access from viewing simple status dashboards and checking safety alerts to making critical adjustments remotely in real time.
Install a Well Sentry remote well control kit on your well installation and have access to operate and monitor your pump from anywhere, anytime. Rich standard options allow you to support a host of monitoring sensors to make your whole system visible like never before.
Composite Enclosures provide secure equipment protection in a 100% non-corrosive, sound attenuating, and weatherproof structure. Ideal for applications such as pump station houses, chiller units, chemical storage and filtration skids.
Complete maintenance-free mechanical seal assembly requires no packing adjustments, has permanently lubricated and sealed bearings for perfect shaft alignment and eliminates water spray from pump house floors.
The sources of water for traditional landscape irrigation are many. They include municipal water, groundwater, and surface water; treated municipal wastewater treatment plant effluent properly treated to the standards of quality required for irrigation; and ever-increasing harvested rain, gray and storm waters. Issues confronting the landscape irrigation market range from treatment of alternate supplies to addressing iron removal in order to provide suitable quality water for any given landscape irrigation application. With our experienced staff of irrigation industry professionals, and in cooperation with landscape architects and consultants, we have the expertise and flexibility to select the best, most cost-effective solution for addressing any landscape market irrigation water treatment application.
Water treatment technologies include:
What is a landscape irrigation pump station?
A landscape irrigation pump station is a centralized system designed to manage and distribute water efficiently to various parts of a landscape. Utilizing cutting-edge technology, Watertronics’ irrigation pump stations ensure optimal water pressure and flow, supporting healthy plant growth and conserving water resources. Our systems are customizable to meet the unique demands of your landscape, providing reliable and efficient irrigation solutions.
How much water does landscape irrigation use?
The amount of water used in landscape irrigation depends on the size of the area, the types of plants, soil conditions, and climate. Our advanced pumping systems are designed to maximize efficiency, ensuring that water usage is optimized to maintain vibrant landscapes without waste.
How does a landscape irrigation pump station work?
An irrigation pump station operates by sensing water demand from the irrigation system. Based on the water source, the pump system is designed specifically to boost water pressure with the desired amount of flow based on demand. Each pump system is designed for the specific water source type, such as a pond, lake, city supply, or well, and delivers water through a network of pipes and valves to the designated areas of your landscape. Watertronics’ systems incorporate advanced controls and monitoring features that adjust water flow and pressure based on real-time data, ensuring precise and efficient irrigation. This intelligent approach not only supports vibrant landscapes but also promotes sustainable water management.
What are the benefits of using an irrigation pump station for landscape irrigation?
Using an irrigation pump station for landscape irrigation offers numerous benefits, including improved water efficiency, consistent concise water pressure, and reduced labor costs. Watertronics’ advanced systems are designed to provide tailored irrigation solutions that meet the specific needs of your landscape. By optimizing water distribution, our pump stations help you maintain a healthy, vibrant landscape, conserve water, and reduce operational costs. With reliable performance and ease of use, our systems are an invaluable asset for any landscape irrigation project.
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