Will this timer power more than 1 valve in a zone? (Connect 2 valves to one zone connection.)
328942
No, as is generally true with residential timers such as this SST900i, it can only power one valve at a time. Some commercial grade timers such as Rainbird's ESP-SMTe can power 2 valves simultaneously. But, even if the timer could power 2 valves at a time, your water pressure, your piping, or your main valve size might not be able to handle so much flow.
403461
You can control the on/off cycle bye 1 minute intervals yes but both outlet come on or go off at the same time. They are not separately timed. If you want to turn one thing on and one thing off at the same time you will need 2 timers.
1127119
This 'kit' comes with a programmer that can control 4- separate zones and a 4- outlet manifold BUT only 2- zone valves. To control all 4- zones you will need to purchase 2- additional zone valves. Further, the manifold has a manual shut-off at each end, controlling the end outlets (the black knobby-thingys at the ends of the manifold). I have 4- zone valves with a 'Y' splitter on one end running to my garden hose (essentially 5- zones). It has worked well with the new controller all summer.
55055
This timer will not do it . Check with the electrical department at home depot or menards. They have a timer that can do what you want.
318058
Sorry for being late, but here is my answer: The time per zone is not limited but the unit will surely not deliver enough power to supply more than solenoid valve zone at a time. By design the zones are powered one after the other. Every zone has its own start time and I do not think there is provision for overlap of zone, although I have not tried . My water well pump would not be powerful enough anyway..
64905
Yes, that's how it normally operates. I do not think you can have more than 1 zone on at a time. It's a great unit.
1041161
No. Only one zone will be active at a time (it's a water pressure issue really). You can set them all at the same time, but they'll end up running back to back.
1347784
If you only use this device to control the zone then yes it could work. However if you are using the sprinkler timer on this zone also then this unit will not work as the main sprinkler timer will control the voltage.
1738489
I have 2 CurrentLED Plus and this ramp control. I use a splitter after the timer and it works perfectly fine with the two LED, 1 power source.
846574
This is not going to help but, I did not want to just say I don't know. I do not remember how to program anything about this unit other than the fact that I could never get it to work consistently. I am a contractor and purchased the valve for a customer. I ended up running a "hard wire" with which I could use a standard, low voltage valve. Good luck!
539802
I think it will. I have a wall unit (like in the hotels) and it uses some serious wattage. I don't remember how much bit when I was researching, I knew I needed the most heavy duty timer on the market. I love this timer! It's been great.
361698
Make sure you have set both "zones" for whatever time you want them to run. If it the same time they should both come on but there will be a reduction in water pressure. I suggest having one zone run, and the next run sequentially. Then you get the full force of your water pressure.
1245632
I have 3 and 2 outlet timers, not a single outlet but I presume the programming is almost identical so the answer would be , no. It can certainly water for the duration of one minute but I think 6 hrly intervals is the shortest. Not sure what you intend watering but can only suggest you water at a very low flow rate to be equivalent to the amount of water you expected to use under your scenario. This may not be suitable but the simplicity and ease of use of these timers means intricate watering patterns cannot be addressed.
1727497
Yes, but only one per zone. Draws a lot of power. If I have it on and vacuum or run microwave it will trip my breaker. It HAS to be plugged directly into the wall.
2169304
Since this is a timer with built-in valve, anything it is hooked up to will be shut off when that is called for by the timer. Any other restriction will depend on what is attached to the outlet side of the valve. If you have another hose on the outlet side, it will flow just as well as if the timer were not there when it is open.
837207
I used it to control a 12v powered water valve remotely. Probably depends on the amp draw of your setup ... but if it was a higher draw than the remote handled directly, just put a 12v relay in the path to handle the amps/
114078
I have the version that operates 4 valves (stations) sequentially. Check which version you are ordering.