I can read my SkyPulse from clear across the yard without squinting, which is more than I can say for the tube gauge I used for years. It finally takes the guesswork out of deciding when to water.

Rain flows through a wide, screened funnel that keeps leaves and bugs out. Inside, a self-emptying bucket collects every drop and resets on its own.
Every tip of the bucket sends a wireless signal to your display up to 330 feet away, with no cables to run.

Your display keeps a running history of every storm, so you can check this week's rainfall or the season total at a glance.
Charge the display with the included USB cable and it holds power for weeks, so you are not stuck buying button batteries for the console.
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I can read my SkyPulse from clear across the yard without squinting, which is more than I can say for the tube gauge I used for years. It finally takes the guesswork out of deciding when to water.
I mounted SkyPulse by my garden bed to track overnight rainfall, and the readings are far more precise than the old dial gauge it replaced. Setup took minutes, and now I actually trust the number before I water.
Honestly I thought SkyPulse would end up in a drawer like my last gadget, but setup took minutes and it's tracked every storm since without me lifting a finger. The self-emptying bucket alone was worth it.




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