A hands-on DIY electronics kit for learning and building simple automation systems.

This is not a finished product and not plug-and-play.
It’s a learning kit you assemble, understand, and then adapt to your own projects.

The Auto Watering Kit provides a complete, working hardware base for controlling water flow based on sensor input. From there, you decide how far to take it.

Everything is open, documented, and meant to be modified.

What This Kit Is

A DIY starter kit that teaches the fundamentals of:

• soil moisture sensing

• switching loads safely (valves, pumps)

• basic power handling

• simple automation logic

• wiring and prototyping circuits

• adapting hardware to real-world use

You build the system yourself and connect it to your own microcontroller
(Raspberry Pi Pico, ESP32, Arduino, etc. — not included).

This kit is about learning by building, not using a sealed device.

What’s Inside

Everything needed to build one small automatic watering system, packed in a reusable organizer box:

(Exact component variants may change slightly between kit revisions. Purpose of the kit will remain consistant)

What’s Not Included

• Microcontroller

• Computer

• 3D-printed parts

• Water pump (valve-based system only)

All required 3D models, wiring diagrams, and examples are provided digitally.

Documentation & Support

Each kit has a unique Kit ID.

Scan the QR code or visit docs.mechaxil.com, enter the ID, and access:

• wiring diagrams

• component explanations

• 3D print files

• example control logic

• expansion ideas

• troubleshooting guides

• recommended microcontrollers

No guessing, no hidden steps.

What You Can Build

• self-watering plant pots

• small greenhouse irrigation systems

• pet water refill setups

• moisture-controlled planters

• smart agriculture prototypes

• water-controlled robotics modules

Anywhere you need controlled liquid flow, this kit can be the base.

Important Notes

• Not a consumer appliance

• Requires assembly and basic soldering

• Requires a microcontroller (not included)

• 3D-printed parts must be user-printed

• Educational DIY kit, not a finished household product