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Your Reliable and Peaceful
Irrigation Assistant
SONOFF Zigbee Smart Water Valve
*The Zigbee hub is needed.
Easy Installation, Smart Irrigation
Simply connect the Zigbee Smart Water Valve between the faucet and the hose to quickly upgrade your irrigation system in just three minutes, automatically watering your lawn, garden, vegetable patch, and more.
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Customize Suitable Irrigation Plans
The Zigbee Smart Water Valve features schedule mode and capacity mode, supporting both single and cyclic irrigation. Allow you to provide more targeted care for your home plants or crops.


Meets Various Needs


Daily Irrigation
Lawn irrigation

Large Scale use of water
Pool Filling

Metered Watering
Vegetable Planting
Meet Different Methods




Just a Touch to Irrigation
Busy with other tasks or traveling and unable to tend to your lawn in the morning? Open the eWeLink app, tap a button, and start today’s irrigation immediately.
Effortless Automation Timed Irrigation
Don’t want to wake up early to irrigate on weekends and just want to sleep in? Set a smart scene for the Zigbee Smart Water Valve to irrigate automatically in the early morning, making your life easier.

A Simple Voice to Control
Supports voice control through Alexa and Google Home. A
simple voice command can close the water valve when you
think it’s about to rain outside

Peace of Mind from Every Way
Working Together
for Smart Irrigation
You can use multiple Zigbee Smart Water Valves to work together, setting different irrigation modes for various areas of your home, and creating a personalized smart irrigation system.
Track Water Data for 180 Days
Support checking up to 180 days of water usage and duration through the app. Understand daily, weekly, or monthly data to better control irrigation amounts and save more on water bills.

Expand Capabilities on Open-Source Platforms
The Zigbee Smart Water Valve supports Zigbee 3.0. Integrate it into open-source platforms via ZBDongle-P or ZBDongle-E to perform automatic irrigation functions.
