Smart Irrigation

Maximise water efficiency with soil and environmental insights

Track soil moisture, salinity, and temperature in real time – so you can irrigate only when it’s needed, reduce waste, and improve crop health.

Smart Irrigation Monitoring

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How smart irrigation works

Get real-time soil and environmental data from the field - no manual checks, no overwatering, no guesswork.

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1. Install the hardware

Connect a Captis data logger to soil moisture sensors and probes in fields, green spaces, or remote sites.

2. Data is transmitted

Sensor data is sent over CAT-M1 or NB-IoT using internal or external antennas for reliable coverage, even in off-grid environments.

3. See insights & take action

Monitor live conditions in Kallipr Kloud or integrate directly into your irrigation control system to automate watering based on actual soil conditions.

Features

Smart irrigation through soil moisture monitoring

Irrigation is one of the biggest drivers of water use – but most systems rely on timers or rough scheduling. Kallipr’s smart irrigation solution uses real-time soil and environmental data to help farms, councils, and environmental teams irrigate based on what’s actually happening in the ground.

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Comprehensive Soil & Environmental Data

Captis connects to soil moisture, salinity, and temperature sensors to provide the data needed for precise, efficient irrigation decisions.

Built to survive the elements

IP68-rated housing protects against water, dust, mud, and weather - perfect for farms, open spaces, and remote assets.

Quick to install, easy to integrate

Deploys in minutes with minimal setup and integrates easily with existing irrigation systems or water platforms.

Runs off-grid with low maintenance

Solar-powered operation and long-life battery options ensure uninterrupted monitoring with little to no servicing required.

In the field

From our projects

Real-world installs delivering smarter insights
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Soil moisture sensor and probe in field
Captis Multi being installed to measure soil moisture
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Captis Series 1

Captis Series 1

Reliable remote monitoring with flexible inputs, long battery life, and simple, rugged deployment.
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Captis S2

Captis S2

The world's most advanced remote monitoring device for extreme conditions​.
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Kallipr Kloud Fleet

Kallipr Kloud Fleet

Streamlines deployment and device management across thousands of assets in one place.

Case studies

See how councils and utilities are using Captis to improve their operations

Non-urban water metering

Kallipr deployed Captis devices across 800,000 km² - meeting strict regulatory standards and enabling reliable, real-time water monitoring in remote r...

Sewer level monitoring

Proactive sewer level monitoring has helped Sydney Water detect over 500 blockages and see significant cost savings across their network.

Multi-sensor water monitoring

Sea World replaced costly, complex systems with Captis Recharge - monitoring flow, salinity, and water quality in real time to meet environmental comp...
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FAQs

Got questions about installation, connectivity, or sensor compatibility? We’ve answered the most common ones below to help you get started quickly and confidently.
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Kallipr devices use market-leading technology to connect via low-power wide-area network technologies (CAT-M1 or NB-IoT) networks globally. Transmission and measurement intervals are fully configurable, letting you balance data accuracy, frequency, and latency with battery life. All data is encrypted, with built-in security features that ensure end-to-end integrity - from device to cloud to the way you use it.
Installation can be as quick as 10 minutes, and does not require confined space entry for many sites. The ease of install minimises disruption to operations and significantly reduces the cost of deployment.
Where data also needs to be sent to additional systems, Kallipr hardware supports multiple endpoint configuration, which is widely used by utilities to route data or alarms directly to SCADA or analytics environments.
Yes, IP68-rated enclosures protect against full submersion, heavy rainfall, and debris impact, making them ideal for flood-prone environments or extreme conditions.

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