I need a timer for a commercial medical office and due to city water restrictions we can only water every other week. Does this timer allow for that
1778187
I haven't tried to program for every other week since mine is for my home but I do not believe you can. When you program it you can pick days of the week and times and duration but that is for each week.
630305
Yes. You can use this timer. Check you're defrost tubes,make sure they are not burned out. First.
588364
It will allow you to water every other day. It essentially has 4 different timers/stations that can be used. I really can not answer whether it can be used with an oscillating sprinkler...I am using it for a self-installed irrigation system for a garden and various plants & small trees. I alter the frequency in the summer and the winter...since the summers in Tucson are intense on plants.
1301502
You have to go every time you want the water on. You can't set it up for a daily time and it goes off on its own. No.
1349034
When you program this unit, you select which days of the week you want the set program to run. So running the watering program every x days is not an option unless you want the watering program to run once every 7 days (same day of the week each week).
260847
There are 3 settings - high, low and off. It will automatically turn off if it runs out of water. However, there is no timer as such. Thanks.
1823354
Mine does not have a timer. There are many factors involved with dehydrating something, the temperature and humidity of where you're dehydrating, how moist the product is you are drying, how dry you actually want something, how full the dehydrator is, how think the meat or fruit is sliced, that I don't think a timer is a useful option on one of these any way.
992623
No, you can just turn on the timer and water will flow. The problem is that the timer significantly restricts the volume of water to your hose. I bought a Gilmore timer the other day and its much better, but even it restricts the flow. When I have a lot of water to use, I take the timer off.
637440
This timer is not made for your application. My guess, max pressure would be no more than 100 PSI. My city water pressure is appx 65-70 PSI. Good luck !
383324
The valve is normaly close. Electro magnt holds it open when it get the signal from the timer. The valve is spring loaded. Good chance it will work ok as long as no calcium deposit prev3nt it from working freely.if the source of water is faitly free from minirals, i ould try it.
375589
This timer is designed to do specifically what you are asking in your question.You can set it up to do it from 6-9 once, daily, or a few days a week.
785503
No. It's is a mechanical time. If you want to vary watering by day of the week, hour of the day and watering time you should look at electronic water timers that attach to your hose bib. Hope this helps. (BTW we suggest you go organic, reduce your lawn size and use native plants that require less water thereby minimizing your overall watering needs and work, too.)
1558827
Yes. Good timer so far. Have it wrapped in Ziploc bag, to prevent it getting wet. Loud enough, right functions for me.
899012
It depends on the wiring for the pump. If the wiring is correct, there shouldn't be any issues. ... I can set this timer for different times each day. And there is a manual override
1570103
Yes. You can set the timer for 1 to 12 hours or to continuous for up to 24. It has automatic cut off when it runs out of water.
2259821
Hi there. Because of flow restriction (severe) I only used this a couple of times and then gave it away. Since it is a spring-wound timer, anything less than 15 minutes would be iffy, and during the last couple of minutes it would begin to shut off the water even more.
1798121
No timer... It controls water temperature by turning on when the temperature of the water flowing through rises about your desired setting