Smart Watering
Rachio 3 Smart Sprinkler Controller
Easily schedule and control your in-ground irrigation system with the Rachio 3 Smart Sprinkler Controller and the intuitive Rachio App (no monthly fees). Keep your yard healthy while saving on your water bill. Integrates with Amazon Alexa and other smart home devices. Installs in 30 minutes or less with no special tools.
Automated smart watering schedules
Supports local water restrictions
Smartphone control from anywhere
Automatically adjusts for rain, wind and more
At least 20% more efficient watering
Identify zones that need attention
Disable during freezing weather
Track your watering schedule & history
A Better Way to Water
From weather patterns to sun exposure, plant type to soil condition, Rachio helps you give your yard the water it needs, when it needs it.
Rachio automatically adjusts for the weather and season, saving you water while keeping plants healthy.
Rachio is proud to have the highest-rated app in the category.
Our dedicated support team is ready to provide prompt, expert assistance and ensure your questions are answered with exceptional care.
We'll help you recycle your old controller to keep it out of the landfill.
Quick & Easy Install
The Rachio 3 is safe and easy to install in 30 minutes or less! All you need to do is replace your old controller, plug in the wires (no risk of electrical shock!), and set up your schedules in the Rachio App. We'll walk you through each step!
Rebates & Incentives
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Billions of Gallons of Water Saved (And Counting)
Water waste is a big issue in the United States (particularly for western states), and things like excessive or unnecessary watering can make matters worse. The EPA estimates that up to 50 percent – yes, HALF – of the water we use outdoors "is lost due to wind, evaporation, and runoff caused by inefficient irrigation methods and systems." Rachio is working to fix this.
With the help of Rachio users across the country, we have been able to conserve billions of gallons of water since 2014.