Frost won’t catch you off guard

One spring frost can take a whole vintage overnight. Valvix watches the low spots, warns hours ahead and starts protection on its own — wind machines or overhead sprinklers.

Sound familiar?

  • Spring frost
  • Mildew after rain
  • Uneven irrigation on slopes
  • Harvest crews

Before & after

Today

  • Night watches with a thermometer
  • Disease sprays by the calendar
  • Slopes and hollows get the same water
  • Harvest planned by eye
  • Block data scattered everywhere

With Valvix

  • Low-spot sensors and alerts hours ahead
  • Mildew risk from leaf-wetness data
  • Drip irrigation by block
  • Crews and tasks on the phone
  • Analytics for every block

What Valvix does

  • Frost protection

    Alerts and automatic start of wind machines or sprinklers.

    3–6 h ahead

  • Disease risk

    Leaf wetness and temperature → when mildew is a real threat.

    fewer sprays

  • Drip irrigation

    Every block gets its own schedule and rate.

    by block

  • Block weather

    Your own stations on the slope and in the hollow.

    24/7

  • Harvest crews

    Who’s working where and how much they’ve picked.

    Valvix People

  • Block analytics

    Yield and costs for every block.

    season report

  • 3–6 h frost warning lead time
  • 24/7 temperature in every low spot
  • 1 screen for every block and crew

Starter kit

  • 1× Valvix Node: Per block or pump house
  • 4× Temperature probes: Low spots and slope
  • 1× Weather station: Wind, rain, T, RH
  • 1× Rain gauge: Disease risk model
  • 2× Irrigation valves: Drip lines
  • 1× Relays: Wind machines, sprinklers

Get started

  1. Map your blocks

    Slopes, hollows, varieties and irrigation lines.

  2. Low-spot sensors

    Installed before frost season.

  3. Protection rules

    When and what to start — set with you.

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