Automating water management in rice fields: Multifunctional automatic water supply device "Mizumawari-kun"
Machine-side setting type: MVR1HC Remote setting type: MVI1HC
Automating water management in pipelined rice fields! Significantly reducing water monitoring with automatic opening and closing valves.
"Water Management-kun" is a multifunctional automatic water supply device that allows for easy management of pipelined rice field water from a distance using a computer or smartphone. It can automatically supply water at a specified time, in a predetermined amount, and only within the set time frame. The automatic opening and closing valve significantly reduces the need for manual water checks. 【Benefits】 ■ Labor reduction ■ Water-saving effect ■ Increased yield *For more details, please visit the special website for "Water Management-kun" linked below or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■ On-site setting type: Operate and set up on-site ■ Remote setting type: Operate and set up from a remote location *For more details, please visit the "Mizumawari-kun" website or feel free to contact us.
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From the north in Hokkaido to the south in Kyushu, farmers across the country are using our products. For more details, please visit the special site for "Mizumawari-kun" linked above or feel free to contact us.
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Since our establishment, we have focused on developing information and communication, as well as electrical infrastructure, as our main business, and in recent years, we have also ventured into the agricultural industry as a new business. In April 2020, we began selling the water supply device "Mizumawari Gate-kun," which automatically manages agricultural water channels, and we have received positive feedback from farmers across the country.
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