Are there any irragation timers for the home that will water for only 30 seconds?
195730
Well I think you might want to look into drip irrigation if you only need a small amount of water...
637438
I have high pressure in my home water lines. I don't know how high, but it has always been so high that cheap timers fail quickly. I bought two of these more expensive timers and one lasted only about 4 weeks; the other is still working. One reason I liked these timers is that instead of shutting off quickly and causing water hammer effects (which also fatigued and broke a brass Y fitting), these shut down slowly so no hammer effect. Overall, the one that still works works well. The other one stopped working. A pretty expensive failure.
727715
Use the bulky setting and then pause the load after the water has been added
1332912
Absolutely, just select the desired zone and press "water now", or I believe there is a way to water all - just not looking at it right now.
935403
If the tank is at it's low level it should be able to handle a quart of water every 30 seconds.
229050
No it is not a water timer. It is a waterproof water meter and it only measures in liters used. it is helpful when hand watering so that you can keep acurate track of how much water you use.
1559816
The only guideline I can recommend is watch the flow rate. When it slows down, replace the filter.
1245629
I would like this typr of timer ( spray every five minutes for the duration of one minute) to use on misting lines
23387
A timer doesn't work so well. Unless you manually bleed the system, there is still one spritz left in the sprinkler after the timer goes off.
766160
You can adjust defrost duration + interval on the device. (Maybe a screwdriver is required... Very easy to do)
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.
1548541
I honestly don't notice a water flow reduction - and if there is one it is not close to 1/3. I have owned this brand/model for many, many years (I am currently using 5 of them) and when one goes bad I definitely notice the reduced flow rate. For me, the convenience of having these timers far outweighs the infrequent problems that I have with them.
2001209
You should only have a flow rate of 1/2 gallon per minute at max. The slower you run it the better filtration you will have.
680899
The model I purchased is probably more unit than I needed for a one bathroom house with a dish washer. 3-4 gallons per minute flow rate should accomodate most homes. Get a model with an adjustable thermostat.
1890405
I haven't tried it but you should be able to set the frequency to 24. That will then water every hour. Then set run time to 30. That should water 30 minutes every hour
80457
Hi Robert I am also looking for the same thing you need. Please let me know if you found a timer you could recommend to me. Thank You Please email me at yourserviceguys@gmail.com
1814050
Raise water container until you get flow (assuming the pipe and drippers are not clogged)