Issued by the Center for Irrigation Technology, SWAT (Smart Water Application Technologies) evaluation is conducted by identifying six different zones found in typical landscape designs that include variable loam, clay and sand make-ups. Developed in partnership by water supply agencies and the irrigation industry to address a growing concern for water conservation, the SWAT test measures the efficiency of the smart controller in each zone for a period of thirty days where the zones endure both sun and rain conditions.

?EUR??,,????'??Homeowners play a key role in the conservation of water. Outdoor watering accounts for almost 58 percvent of household water nationwide,?EUR??,,????'?? said Reza Pourzia, founder & CTO of Cyber-Rain. ?EUR??,,????'??We developed Cyber-Rain to give homeowners and businesses a way to achieve major water savings, easily, and efficiently. Based on our results to date, we expect users to save 30 percent to 70 percent of irrigation water, while also improving plant health.?EUR??,,????'??

But the Cyber-Rain smart sprinkler controller does more than conserve water. The Cyber-Rain system also helps prevent excess run-off, which can lead to the pollution of waterways. Run-off carries pollutants such as fertilizer and pesticides into local streams, rivers, ponds, lakes and the ocean.