IOT Flowers
Connected controllers and electrical panels for pool and spa equipment management and water treatment
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About IOT Flowers
IOT Flowers makes controllers, connected electrical panels and water-analysis modules for automating pool and spa equipment. Its products support equipment control, water monitoring and automatic regulation, with local APIs and integrations including Jeedom, Lifedomus and Control4.
The company sells hardware and configurable pool and spa panels for installation in residential and professional systems. Its products can operate on a local network without an internet connection.
IOT Flowers is based in Paris and was founded in 2015.
Product: Controllers, electrical panels and water-analysis modules for pool and spa automation and regulation.
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