Can you set this to start at a particular time of day (for early morning watering)?
1531260
Not specifically. You need to turn it on about the time you want it to go on for the next watering, let it run however long and then when it is done, set the timer for the next watering you want, i.e. 24 hrs, 36 hrs etc.
1531261
No, it goes on by how often: every 1, 2, 3 etc. hours and how long: 3 min., 5 min. etc. Hope this helps.
1675174
No. It's just a timer for a drip system. You set the amount of time you want the water on, time of day, and days of week.
1648305
Yes to both of your questions! It also has a feature called cycle and soak, which will divide your total run time up into smaller cycles, giving the soil time to absorb. A great feature for getting the most watering out of your water restriction days. Since you are only running two or three days a week, you'll just set your run times higher then you would if you were running every day. That way when the software adjusts down for weather, it's not decreasing your watering too much. We love ours so much!
783618
Yes you can set it the normal timing with the am and pm displayed, just check the manual its very easy. :)
1539046
You can program it which way you want. For example monday 2 pm tuesday 5 pm not on wednesday etc. :)
714436
I control my watering times and frequency from by iphone since the controller is installed at our second home. As long as you have internet/wifi to the controller box you can have complete control.
1059602
Yes, you can set it by time, for a defined period of time, or using a light sensor.
436764
Yes you can but I have to warn you that watering 10 hours daily will significantly increase your water bill.
923212
A and B are programs, not stations. One cannot set different watering schedules for different stations. This may be the only drawback of the Timer.
1006533
You can have is start at sunset and set it for a multiple of hours such as 4 or 5 or? from sunset
98040
Technically you can set them all to go off at the same time but I find the water pressure isn't what I need to do that in my garden. So... I run each zone or two at different times. Hope that helps answer your question.
1181029
Good quetion! The only way I can think to do that takes away some of the advantage of an automated system. That would be to program days and watering times for the valves as desired, leave the system off and then turn on when needed and use the "water all zones one time (or only one zone) button", turning system off again when done. I know that's not an ideal scenario, but I think it's all the system will allow since it's based on weekly rather than monthly programing intervals.
769191
Yes. One can set the water frequency to: 8hr, 12hr, 24hr and every 2 days, 3 days, and 7 days (i.e., once a week). It is very reliable. We have ours set at every 24 hr.
1538222
the unit has a front panel switch that lets it operate manually. You can select a zone and watering time, but cannot run any program.Refer to www.onpointeco.com/activeFiles/wp1000Manual.pdf
1571814
Yes, yes you can. There is a menu setting on the Keurig that lets you set it up at a specific time you want it to be on so right before you wake up you get your cup of coffee in the morning.
670024
Yes. Easily. I turn off the timer during the rainy season, and routinely change the battery on the first day of each Spring. We take extended vacations during the summer. The time is very reliable and easy to program for drip irrigation. Hope that answers your question.
1626656
I think so, I don't set it..my gardener does. We have several zones on a different schedule though.