I'm in CA where we are restricted to watering only on Tuesdays and Saturdays due to drought. Is it possible to program this for specific days?
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You can program it for once a day, every 2 days, every 3 days, 4 days, once a week, and then multiple times a day. I suppose you could purchase two, get a "Y", and then program one to open on saturday, the other on tuesday. It's kinda nightmarish, but ...
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I had this professionally programed. On Tuesday(Monday is a holiday) I will get that answer for you and let you know!
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No, this is a two cycle timer so it can be set for 2 watering events per day. You should go for Claber 8456 which is a 6 cycle timer and can be set to watering 6 times a day.
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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.
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On the online interface you can program each day separately. So you can program every day different if you want.
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This unit will allow you to water any day of the week you choose. Once you have set the days to water, it will be the same for every week until you program it differently. I run mine on a oscillating sprinkler
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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.
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Yea, I'm not sure why it's worded like that but I have 5 stations around my house and use only one watering program. I'm sure if you wanted a creative watering schedule you could do it with tis thing.
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No, you can't set selected days for days of the week, ie Mon an Fri. You can only select to water every one day, two days, three days and so on.
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You can program it which way you want. For example monday 2 pm tuesday 5 pm not on wednesday etc. :)
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If your question is about CONTINUOUS watering for a week, you don't need a timer -- you will either run out of water or have a massive water bill! If it's about INTERMITTENT watering for specific durations daily (once, every 6 hours or every 12 hours daily), this timer works well -- you just set it (time and duration) and it's done.
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Yes. You can set it for one day, Just week days, just weekends, 7 days a week etc. There are lots of options. You can download the instructions from our website: https://hydro-gardens.com/product/programmable-digital-timer-6w190/. G Morton
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No, there is only a timer that is set by "every day", "every 2 days", "every 3 days", and so on. Makes it pretty inconvenient for areas with watering restrictions on certain days of the week. What I do is set it for "every 7" days. I can turn the timer on the night before to go off in the morning for an hour or so and at the end of the day when I'm back from work, I turn the timer off. Every time you turn it back on, it resets your day one.
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It has days that you can set to water too.So if you should be able to water one day a week by only picking one day
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The only issue you might have is that A & B can only be programmed to run consecutively on the same day. You cannot have A on every day while only running B on Thursday. That is a problem for us as we are restricted on which days we can water lawns, while flowerbeds are unrestricted. We 're still looking for the perfect 2 zone system that allows completely independent programming of each zone.
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I'm in agreement w/ B. Forest, to a degree. He's right about selecting programed watering by days of week per sequence, however, you can tweek this by reselecting a programed watering on another sequence. So, to properly answer your question, yes you can.
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Yes you can select what days you want to water and how long. I also like that I can access my sprinklers from my smart phone any time that I want to change anything, or manually start a water cycle