01 // Client outcome
NORRIS // READY SOLUTION
Automated irrigation in Bishkek
We control irrigation zones by schedule, sensors and safe constraints.
Existing system
24,900 KGSAutomation of working valves and pump, schedule and manual override.
Timeline: 1 business day02 // Who it is for
Homes, yards, commercial grounds, greenhouses and landscaping.
03 // Problems solved
We remove manual operations, unconfirmed states and gaps between equipment, people and reports. Configured zones, manual mode, pump protection and clear seasonal control.
04 // PRICE
Packages, price and boundaries
Prices pending approval before publication
Existing system
24,900 KGS
Timeline: 1 business day
Automation of working valves and pump, schedule and manual override.
Priced separately: Building work, concealed-cable recovery, backup power and functions outside the package scope.
Select packagePlot up to four zones
from 65,000 KGS
Timeline: From 2 business days
Controller, valves, basic sensors and zone setup.
Priced separately: Building work, concealed-cable recovery, backup power and functions outside the package scope.
Select packageCommercial irrigation
from 150,000 KGS
Timeline: 5–10 business days
Zone design, control panel, sensors and supervision.
Priced separately: Building work, concealed-cable recovery, backup power and functions outside the package scope.
Select packageWhat is included
Automation of working valves and pump, schedule and manual override.
What changes the price
Price changes with the number of doors, zones, rooms and scenarios, cable runs, existing equipment and backup requirements. The estimate requires: Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
05 // SYSTEM
How the system works
The controller opens zones by schedule and permissive signals, supervises the pump and records run history.
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06 // STACK
Equipment and integrations
The controller opens zones by schedule and permissive signals, supervises the pump and records run history. Controllers, sensors, actuators and interfaces are selected after physical compatibility checks. Models are fixed in the specification.
07 // FALLBACK
If internet or power fails
Critical local functions are designed not to depend on the cloud; remote access and alerts resume when connectivity returns. Backup power is sized separately.
08 // INPUT
What we need from the client
Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
09 // LAUNCH
Launch sequence
1. Validate package boundaries. 2. Freeze points and scenarios. 3. Prepare equipment. 4. Install and configure. 5. Test every scenario and hand over instructions. Inputs for this service: Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
Diagnostics and design are separate paid deliverables. Materials are procured after scope approval and prepayment.
10 // SCENARIO
Engineering scenario
Solution diagram — not a published case study
The controller opens zones by schedule and permissive signals, supervises the pump and records run history.
11 // LIMITS
Constraints and responsibility
Critical local functions are designed not to depend on the cloud; remote access and alerts resume when connectivity returns. Backup power is sized separately. Automation does not replace mechanical protection or manual override. Warranty covers the agreed scope; third-party work and approvals are separate.
12 // FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will the final price match the package price?
Yes when the site fits the stated boundaries. Any change is agreed before procurement. The page states exclusions and price factors explicitly.
What is needed for an exact scope and estimate?
Site plan, photos of panels and equipment, available drawings, target date and a responsible contact.
What continues to work if connectivity is lost?
Agreed local scenarios and safe manual control continue. Cloud history, external alerts and remote commands resume when connectivity returns.
How does work start?
With project inputs and paid diagnostics or an engineering sprint. You receive a defined deliverable, not free design work in chat.
13 // NEXT
Related solutions
14 // REQUEST
Request for the selected service
We control irrigation zones by schedule, sensors and safe constraints.