Can you control water output levels for different times of the year? My hunter c pro allows for that now but don't see that feature listed. Thx
466158
If I understand what you're asking, the answer is no. You have three programs you can set. Each program operates independently of the other two in controlling the zones. Thus, like I have done, you can have a full watering for one program, half watering for another. Other options include setting things like every other day (or any other interval of skipping days), and one or more times each day (up to five times a day, I think). You can turn the three available programs on and off individually. Etc. You can also hook up a rain sensor like the one I got a Lowes (Orbit brand). This will cause any program that is set to run from automatically running if the sensor has determined that it rained recently. Works for my purposes. You can also control things remotely with apps for Android and iPhone. Also remotely via the internet by web browser. You just have to set it up with your router, etc. I suggested to the developers that they add a function to the control scheme. I thought it would be a good idea to add a slider or setting to each program that would easily allow one to vary the watering times as a percentage of the baseline. That is for example, if on Program 1, I had my baseline times set for each zone, I could easily modify that program to do 50% or 200%, or whatever, and all the zones would be reduced or increased accordingly. I didn't receive a reply.
466159
It has four, I think, separate "programs", and each program can be turned on and off and scheduled independently. I haven't seen anything about seasons, but if you want to have a program for each season with different timings for each zone, and enable each program when its season begins, I think that would work. Adjusting the settings for each zone is as easy as moving a slider on the screen, and it immediately tells you the total runtime for all zones in that program.
466160
There are three different Program screens, but no way to turn Programs on or off by date. So, you can program three different profiles, but you have to manual switch between the different programs. There is a Calendar screen, but it only displays when the Programs will run.
1349034
When you program this unit, you select which days of the week you want the set program to run. So running the watering program every x days is not an option unless you want the watering program to run once every 7 days (same day of the week each week).
1659032
I have a Hunter Pro-C Sprinkler Control Box. When I purchased the remote control, I didn't understand that there were 2 units involved - a transmitter and a receiver. I was unable to fit the receiver inside my control box. As I understand it, to mount it outside, the receiver would be in the off position, therefore, to make any changes, the receiver would physically have to be turned on. As this more or less defeats the purpose of the remote control, I returned it for credit.
41833
There is a switch on the pump that allows you to set the degree of flow. I didn't want to bother with pulling the pump back out, so I just stuck some hornwort in front of the output. Voila! Happy neons!
2223579
There is the standard out of box programing which is the 7 day scheduler. But if you have certain water restrictions that only allow you to water on certain days or days of the week it can be done my using the custom programing on the scene editor. The support team is very responsive. I posted my water restrictions (only first and third Sunday of the month) and they replied within hours on how to program the system to meet the restrictions. You can see the post for more information on this. http://forum.hydroflash.net/viewtopic.php?f=5&t;=209
1351263
Yes, you can adjust it anywhere from completely off to full blast or anywhere in between, So you can have whatever water pressure you want without changing the temp.Works great and I've had no problems with it
180868
Hi JacobSorry for the delay in getting back to you but I wanted to be 100% sure of my answer.You definitely can run all zones with a single start. Although I had done it a couple of times myself this past summer, I went to the owner's manual to confirm. All you need to do is press the "right" pointing arrow button for 2 seconds and the controller starts watering per your program. Good luck.
906959
It has the option to program your schedule during the whole week. For instance, to maintain hot water in my houses the timer turns on the water heater at 7 am, 3pm and 8pm every day. I hope the information is useful.
1000533
Yes however you must have good water pressure going in to do so once you get the selected temp, there is a water saver device in the unit that will control the flow but should work fine
785503
No. It's is a mechanical time. If you want to vary watering by day of the week, hour of the day and watering time you should look at electronic water timers that attach to your hose bib. Hope this helps. (BTW we suggest you go organic, reduce your lawn size and use native plants that require less water thereby minimizing your overall watering needs and work, too.)
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.
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.
512128
Yes you can. You can select the amount of time, individual or multiple zones, how many times per day, and the days of the week each zone is watered.
860992
I have never messed with the rain delay setting on the panel. I just hooked mine up and nothing more. My rain sensor activates when it gets wet and "turns on". As long as it's on, the sprinklers don't run. When it dries out (hours and hours later), it turns off and at that point the sprinkler is no longer locked. In other words, the delay is built in to my sensor and no need to do anything more.
1468470
There is not meter or anything like that. Manufacturer recommends changing every 6 months. If it gets overused or you have a lot of TDS or minerals in your water it will slow the flow down when capacity is getting used up.
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.
723080
Yes, the watering schedule can be set up for individual days of the week. It takes some effort, though, as the schedule programming is not very user friendly.