could this run micro sprinklers?
1483909
This is a novelty item. if you want to water your plants I would recommend getting something that actually works. I would pick up a hose bib timer just set your system on that.
1483910
I would guess not. I ordered one last year and found it to be extremely underpowered, even with freshly charged batteries. I wouldn't trust it to do more than dribble water. I'll be looking for a replacement to my unit in the spring.
1483911
I don't know that one, but I know I gave it a good review when I got it - but it died after two months and is not repairable. Attempts to contact company have not been responded to......
1483912
Unlikely -- the pump will not generate enough pressure to propel water from sprinklers. -- bigappleedibles.com
715501
Should work although flow rate will be determined by tubing diameter and length of run...ie it'll work, just might not be super fast
196168
Yes, I think this would work for your application. This not a float activated pump and requires at least 1/2" water to run. It's best if you have a way to turn on and off as once plugged in it will check for high water level every few minutes, if water is high it pumps until lower than 1/2" at pump.
1534000
Yes. Great tool. Will do all of that well. Might be tough on small circles - depends how tight your sprinkler cutout is.
975080
No it can not. I have that pump it just has enough power to run a drip system. And not that well .
1970194
Probably not.I've got it running an i7-3970X on a triple reservoir and it can barely keep up. Good reservoir, but you might need another pump.
120416
I suppose whether it is an outdoor fountain or an indoor fountain it doesn't matter. The key factor is the amps. It is capable of drawing 15 amps. Pumps typically are lower than this, so it should be just fine. I run 2 small pumps simultaneously with mine. I'd not expose this timer to water. I'd put the timer in a dry place then run the cord to the pump.
1543665
I would contact the manufacturer about that specifically, but I don't see why not. We use it to empty our yard when it floods so it sits in inches of water and pumps it at a good speed.
120422
I'm sure it can run a outdoor fountain with no problem, I use it in the winter to run a block heater AND a ceramic heater. So you should be fine.
352525
Sorry, I can't help you with this one. You're best bet is to go with Sprinkler Supply, they are very helpful. Jim
735511
I would say no unless you are running a couple hundred 1 GPH drippers. You need to be moving some water for this part to work. It worked well for me with a rain bird garden sprinkler, a oscillating sprinkler and the Latest set up of 20 ten GPH micro sprinklers. If you want something that works with drip tape or low flow application go with the EZ FLO. that will work down to 10 GPH regulator inline.
1799735
It can run small motors, I use one myself to slow the flow output from 12 volt bilge pumps. Have yet to have one let me down yet.
780042
I use it to to run two sprinklers on my lawn at night. I have about 45 pounds pressure and it works well. You can probably test your situation by hooking your hose directly and checking how the watering works. The timer will not reduce the pressure very much. Charles
1244968
I'm guessing it would work but also dependent on the mass of water in your rain barrel which would create pressure, by the weight of the water, to 'push' the water through the drip lines.
115322
I haven't tried it but I really doubt you can use it to hook up to a sprinkler. There is not enough pressure.
2063292
It's not designed to be run on anything smaller. It'll perform better on 100# or larger. You might have trouble keeping the pilot lit, for instance.
1496683
Yes. The only difference is that the power supply is built into the Orbit sprinkler control. So all you'll need to do is match the same wires that feed the individual sprinkler solenoids and you'll be up and running. Hope this helps