WiFi Reservoir to Water Plants Automatically - Automatic Plant Feeder Monitors Cultivation Remotely

[@torralbocarla]

Cool set up man 🙏👍 just a little advice from an experienced grower. Those wood chips make your plants super sick.

[@7thletta401]

when you get to the site it gives you names you dont know which sensor you need to have the exact system.. whats the difference between 12in and 30ft soil moisture sensor? is it wire length?.. could you note a exact list please?

[@adosia]

Here is the link to the subassembly kit (bucket not included) adosia.io/product/automatic-feeder-reservoir-subassembly-kit/. It has detail on what this kit comes with in the detail section and you can pick an choose other sensors needed for an extra cost. This link adosia.io/product/automatic-plant-feeder-reservoir-self-watering-pots-hydroponics-personal-cultivation/ is the bucket pre-made, but missing the hardware or base device. You can buy the base device here adosia.io/product/adosia-iot-base-wifi-control-module/. Yes, the difference in the measurement is the wire length . If your set up is right next to each other (meaning reservoir is next to the plant) you can choose a shorter wire for your sensor or if your set up needs more wire you can choose the length based on the options provided.

[@adosia]

UPDATE: Yesterday our CEO made a decision to stop selling the pre-made bucket, so please disregard this link. Subassembly kits (bucket not included) can still be purchased here: adosia.io/product/automatic-feeder-reservoir-subassembly-kit/.

[@jacka5676]

Can you run any sub pump you want?

[@adosia]

The dual pump channels will drive at the dc voltage corresponding to the power adapter (tested up to 12V), and have been designed/tested to support up to 450mA on each channel. We would advise to use caution and test thoroughly when using any pumps requiring higher voltage or currents draws on these two channels - so you can use your a variety of different pumps. There are also two digital IO channels which can be used to drive relays for higher power switching - such as AC pumps, lighting, fans, or other high current devices (up to 15A @120 VAC or 10A @ 220VAC each channel).

[@adosia]

To add on this you can use one of the two digital IOs to drive an IoT Relay which you can plug any (within power rating of relay) sub pump

[@Bingholio]

My base unit is not broadcasting the wifi SSID Adosia.xxxxx. So I cannot get it connected. Can you suggest what I should try? Thanks