With the launch of the Aiper IrriSense 2, Aiper is bringing an intelligent irrigation system to the German market that significantly modernizes traditional garden solutions. At the start of the gardening season, the system addresses the increasing demand for efficient, automated and resource-saving irrigation. The focus is on simple installation without earthworks, intelligent weather adjustment and precise multi-zone control – controlled via app or completely autonomously.
- 4-in-1 system without trenching, wiring or professional installation
- Control of up to 10 irrigation zones via app
- Weather-Sense™ with automatic adaptation to weather data
- Uniform area coverage up to 445 m² with EvenRain
Aiper IrriSense 2 provides flexible multi-zone irrigation without installation effort
The Aiper IrriSense 2 differs fundamentally from conventional irrigation systems, which often rely on permanently installed valves, underground pipes and classic timers. Instead of individual components, the device combines control, water distribution and optionally even fertilizer application in an integrated 4-in-1 approach. This eliminates the need for time-consuming underground installation – according to the manufacturer, it can be set up in less than 15 minutes without any special tools.
Of particular interest is the support of up to ten individually configurable irrigation zones. The Aiper app can be used to define areas according to plant type, water requirements and irrigation depth. Schedules can be flexibly adjusted, allowing lawns, beds or sensitive plants to be controlled separately. This zone-based concept not only increases precision, but also prevents overwatering.
Aiper relies on EvenRain™ technology to ensure even distribution. It is based on natural precipitation and ensures homogeneous coverage of areas up to 445 square meters. TÜV-certified pressure stability ensures a constant water output throughout the entire irrigation cycle. Overall, the system appears technically coherent and is plausibly positioned between DIY solutions and professional installations.
Weather intelligence, app control and a sustainable approach
A central element of the Aiper IrriSense 2 is the Weather-Sense™ Response System. It uses current weather data to automatically adjust irrigation schedules. If rain is forecast, the system postpones planned cycles; during periods of heat, it specifically increases the amount of water in affected zones. In addition, an integrated rain sensor detects unexpected precipitation and stops the process immediately.
According to the manufacturer, water savings of up to 40 percent are possible compared to traditional systems. This figure seems realistic, as rigid timer solutions often work independently of weather conditions. For its sustainable approach, the system was awarded the SEAL Sustainable Product Award 2026, an international award for environmentally relevant product innovations.
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The system is controlled centrally via the Aiper app. It provides live data on water consumption, zone evaluations and remote access. This allows you to maintain control even when you are on the move. Alternatively, the system can be fully automated. For year-round use, IrriSense 2 has a UV-resistant housing, frost-proof drainage, corrosion-resistant copper connections and quiet operation below 60 decibels – values that seem practical for private gardens.
Conclusion: Intelligent garden irrigation with a clear focus on efficiency
The Aiper IrriSense 2 combines smart multi-zone irrigation, weather intelligence and simple installation in one compact system. With a recommended retail price of 499.99 euros, the device is positioned in the high-end DIY segment. It is now available in the Aiper online store and at Amazon.de, and a few weeks later at Hornbach stores nationwide. IrriSense 2 is a technically comprehensible and modern solution for households that want to reduce water consumption and minimize maintenance at the same time.
