Introducing Industry-Leading 10-Year Warranty
The commercial irrigation marketplace is buzzing with news of the Calsense 10-YEAR WARRANTY! Calsense proudly offers a 10-year limited warranty for any product manufactured by us after June 1, 2007. We are committed to manufacturing excellence through quality products designed to meet the needs of the customer over the long haul. This includes our ET2000e irrigation controllers, the new hand held radio, Remote Sense, and all pre-assembled SSE enclosure packages. Contact us for more details.
Double Wide Enclosures
Calsense now offers a pre-assembled, double-wide stainless-steel enclosure package for any dual combination of Calsense Irrigation Controllers. The new model SSE-D will come pre-wired when two controllers share central control communications and the flow management benefits of Calsense’ FlowSense. The SSE-D-R comes with two radio antennas already pre-mounted and grounded making for easy, turn-key installations.
CIT Test Results
Calsense recently completed the Smart Water Application Technology (or ‘SWAT’) Performance Test conducted by the Center for Irrigation Technology in Fresno, California. As one of the most flexible central control systems designed specifically for the government market, the Calsense Water Management System achieved the highest possible score in performance with test results posted on the Irrigation Association web site. Water districts and agencies offer rebate programs for proven products like Calsense. Contact us to learn more.
Calsense continuously strives for excellence by manufacturing quality water conservation tools that are field-proven to work as promised. We support our customers with our own factory-direct service to ensure maximum value and meeting expectations of a “Water Management System That Works.”
Featured Project
District Test Drives 'SMART' Irrigation Control, Then Decides - The Snowline Joint Unified School
District is located in the San Bernardino
County of Southern California. Before the fall
of 2003, managing irrigation controllers for
over 12 sites was time consuming. It would
take over three hours to shutdown multiple
controllers for rain or winter freezing.
Calculating multiple fields' station run times,
each fed by the same point of connection
with limited volume and pressure, was a lesson
in matrix mechanics. By far, one of the
most frustrating problems was unauthorized
changes to programming, with the same
response; no one would admit to the
changes. Dress lawns would irrigate during
school passing periods, soaking children
and teachers. Sport fields run times would
far exceed requirements, leaving run off,
standing water, and mud patches for children
hoping to play sports. Soon the
Director of Maintenance and Operations,
Mike Schene, realized that technology existed
to remedy all of these problems.
The District decided to make trial runs
using different Irrigation Management
Systems (IMS). Two demo sites were chosen. Read More >>>
