How does the flow control trigger work? And how *well* does it work? Thanks.
1186441
It works great. You have very fine control over the water flow. I would buy it again.
1186442
Adjust the flow you want and lock the trigger. There is a button on top of the trigger just push it in. the flow will be reduced on continuous spray. It works well just have to remember it you want a strong flow to press the trigger to a strong flow before engaging the lock button.
1186443
The trigger requires a firm squeeze, but it's good. We really like the lock. It works well. Have not had enough "miles" on it to know about the durability, but so far so good.
1186444
You twist it to change flow. I love it and it. Is still working highly recommend
1903277
That is correct. It has a trigger to allow you to stop the flow and restart it as you please. And it can be locked to prevent accidental discharges.
1878753
This is an off-on Valve. It can control the flow rate I am sure, but not pressure.
190589
It moves from side to side. It stays open/water running until I push the lever back to the closed position. And the amount of flow can be controlled by positioning the lever where you want. In the picture, the lever is in the off position; you would push it to the left to cause the water to flow.
170559
No, I don't. I haven't had that problem but I'm not all that impressed with this device anyway. The trigger is not terribly comfortable and the trigger lock won't keep the flow at maximum.
1100620
Did you ever find a timer that does performs like you asked? I want to program my misting system like this...come on every five minutes for a one minute spray time. Thank you.
852819
It adjust the flow rate through opening size therefor adjusting the pressure as well. I've got mine working finally but you have to wrap the threads several times with teflon tape to keep it from leaking at the connection.
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.
905249
Yes, the timer will work even if fluids are absent. It automatically shuts off whether a flow is present or not.
1415569
Pressing the button changes water flow from stream to spray or vice versa. Does not need to be pressed continually for either function. We are very happy with this product.
1647256
Yes, and there is no flow control. How it comes out is how it comes out, kind of like a rain shower. It really is a great nozzle for gardening.
1364851
The higher up you hold it, the faster it disappearsYou can control the flow or not.Hope this helps
208078
No way to control the discharge direction. Try using it to go all one direction if you can. This is when that high school geometry that we all didn't need helps some.lol
2226393
Yes. Each of the triggers represents a 15 minute duration. I used mine to power a water pump inside a plant cloning unit. You could definitely set an on 15, off 15, on 15 etc., cycle for a two-hour period, and have the remaining triggers in the 24-hour cycle set to off.Works like a charm.
758094
Mine was an internal leak, and to my knowledge it is activated by simply by temperature differentials at the leak point. From what I understand, it is supposed to work with external leaks too.
1020726
There is no flow volume control on the handle. The handle is on/off and temperature control depending on how far it is turned. The higher line models have a separate temp controller and can control the flow volume.
1346540
The solenoid work best if you connect it to a timer. When the timer is ON, the solenoid will open as well - letting the Co2 pass through. When the timer is OFF, he solenoid will close stopping the flow. In my case I have it connected to the same timer that is running the lights, so when lights are on the bubbles start flowing, and they stop as soon as lights go off. It is not configurable, the power will make it open, lack of power will make it close. What you can configure or change is the flow rate.