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Irrigation
Zones, programs, seasonal adjustments, cycle-and-soak, weather-aware decisions, and water-use history.
- Residential landscapes
- Campuses & municipalities
- Sports fields & common areas
COMMERCIAL CONTROL. LOCAL CONFIDENCE.
Commercial irrigation control.
Every part of the property.
A commercial-ready control platform for irrigation, landscape lighting, fountains, ponds, pumps, and the sensors that keep them working safely.
- 03 / 2027
- Planned release
- LOCAL + CLOUD
- Designed to stay in control
- MQTT + LoRa
- Connected by design
THE CONTROL LAYER FOR OUTDOOR SYSTEMS
Built for operators.
Simple enough for home.
TCB Controller brings irrigation and site equipment into one dependable operating view. Schedule a single residence, oversee a commercial campus, or manage a portfolio of properties without losing local control.
The controller continues schedules and safety rules at the property. The secure portal adds remote visibility, reporting, alerts, and fleet tools wherever you need them.
See all capabilities →TCBNorth Campus
SYSTEM STATUS Operating normally
Flow23.4GPM
Soil62%
Next run5:30AM
01North lawnRunning · 08:42
02Entry bedsReady
03CourtyardRain hold
04FountainScheduled
OverviewProgramsDevicesMore
Concept interface. Final hardware and software may change.
CONTROL AT THE SOURCE
The property keeps working—even when the internet doesn’t.
Use the built-in local interface for everyday operation and service. Schedules, limits, interlocks, and essential automation live at the controller, while updates and queued activity synchronize when connectivity returns.
- 01Local schedulingPrograms, seasonal adjustments, cycle-and-soak, station delay, and manual control.
- 02Safety engineMaximum runtimes, output interlocks, leak response, freeze rules, and emergency stop.
- 03Guided serviceClear status, wiring tests, signal checks, device discovery, and actionable diagnostics.
MORE THAN IRRIGATION
Run the whole landscape.
Coordinate water, power, and field data from one system. Each output remains governed by the limits and safety rules defined for its equipment.
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◑Landscape lighting
Coordinate schedules, scenes, overrides, and after-hours status with the rest of the property.
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≋Fountains & ponds
Operate circulation, aeration, fill, and feature pumps with timing, sensor inputs, and equipment protection.
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↻Pumps & master valves
Sequence shared hydraulic equipment, add delays, and keep incompatible outputs from running together.
OPEN. SECURE. CONNECTED.
Connect the field without giving up control.
MQTT gives approved systems a common local integration layer. LoRa extends sensor reach across large properties. Cloud access adds fleet visibility—while the controller remains the authority for physical outputs.
MQTTLoRa / LoRaWANSecure webDocumented API
TCBCONTROLLER
☁Secure cloudPortal & fleet
⌁MQTTLocal systems
⌁LoRaRemote sensors
◇Field I/OValves & pumps
ONE VIEW ACROSS EVERY PROPERTY
From one front lawn
to an entire portfolio.
LIVE equipment statusCLEAR alerts & diagnosticsUSEFUL water reporting
COMMERCIAL IRRIGATION RESOURCES
Plan the system before choosing the box.
Practical guides for comparing controllers, designing offline operation, and using measured flow to find failures before they waste more water or damage a property.
How to Choose a Commercial Irrigation Controller
Compare capacity, local operation, hydraulic safety, serviceability, connectivity, reporting, and lifecycle support.
Read the guide →How Irrigation Flow Monitoring Detects Problems
Turn flow readings into expected ranges, alerts, shutdown decisions, and useful evidence for technicians.
Read the guide →Why Irrigation Control Should Work Offline
Understand what must remain local, what can use the cloud, and how a controller should recover after an outage.
Read the guide →DIRECT ANSWERS
Commercial irrigation controller FAQ.
Current design goals for the planned March 2027 platform. Final hardware, limits, integrations, and pricing will be confirmed before release.
Does the controller keep watering without internet?
It is designed to keep schedules, maximum runtimes, interlocks, and essential automation at the property. The secure portal adds remote visibility without becoming the only place control decisions can happen.
Can it detect broken pipes or stuck valves?
With compatible flow measurement, the planned platform can compare actual flow with expected operating ranges, notify staff, and apply a configured response such as stopping a zone or closing a master valve.
What types of properties is it for?
Commercial properties, campuses, parks, municipalities, sports facilities, irrigation contractors, property portfolios, and residences that need more visibility or control than a basic timer provides.
Can it connect to soil, rain, pressure, or tank sensors?
The design includes local field inputs and expandable sensor options, including approved wired and LoRa devices. Final compatibility will be documented for the production release.
Is TCB Controller available now?
The planned release is March 2027. TCB is currently collecting site requirements, launch-list registrations, and field-demonstration interest.
INTERACTIVE PRODUCT DEMO
Take control for a minute.
Try a simplified preview of the local experience. Start an irrigation zone, switch on path lighting, or run the fountain pump. The production controller adds permissions, safety checks, schedules, and detailed diagnostics.
ReadyRunningAttention
Ready to plan a system? →
TCBLOCAL CONTROL
SYSTEM ONLINE
SITENorth Campus
ACTIVE OUTPUTS0
FLOW0.0 GPM
PLANNED RELEASE · MARCH 2027
Build the controller your property needs.
Select the capabilities you’re interested in. We’ll include your choices in a prefilled request so TCB can confirm availability, sizing, and launch pricing.
MAR2027PLANNED AVAILABILITY
COMMERCIAL, MUNICIPAL & RESIDENTIAL