What is the maximum press of the water MELNOR 4-ZONE DIGITAL WATER TIMER can handle and don't brake?
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Please go to Melnor's website and download the manual for this timer. The average household water pressure is approximately 60 psi.
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I have no idea. Mine leaked almost from day 1 and we just have regular suburban water pressure. It's not even that strong actually, compared to other neighborhoods.
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The working pressure rating is approximately 50psi and we recommend using a pressure regulator for water over 50psi. The burst strength of the hose is 300psi.
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NO this will not go down to that short of time intervals, the most you can set it for I believe is to water 4X within 24 hours.
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manual on following link: http://waterheatertimer.org/Programmable.html#Aube
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Orbit 62061N-91213 Single-Dial Water Timer These are the timers I used. Affordable and easy to use.
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Absolutely, just select the desired zone and press "water now", or I believe there is a way to water all - just not looking at it right now.
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Great timer and yes it can be set to water on specific days, not sure about attaching to 32ETI.....
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I have it set to auto fill a coffee maker split from the fridge water line. Never pressure checked it at the float but the house is 40-60ps. So it should be the same there.
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Nathaniel Allen already fielded your question in his fine review of the product. Quick answer...no, it's a mechanical water timer. You'll need to step up to one of the battery-powdered digital devices sold on Amazon.
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You could call "For customer service contact: Claber, Inc. 800-930-4566 or info@claberinc.com" and ask which it is. It states "Reliable solenoid valve designed for smooth water shut off that prevents water hammer impact." I assume it would be a ball type valve to handle these specs "Functions with operating pressure as low as 1.45psi up to 174psi." And it has a pretty robust clicking action when using manual mode or when it turns on for the cycle. Mine worked excellent and had one of the best garden in years, best purchase of 2013 for me. If you are looking for a 2 time a day watering cycle, this thing is awesome. Update 7/15/2014: Second year using it and it is perfect, as one reviewer mentioned to use a fresh battery every season and it is chugging along as expected totally recommended.
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I am not 100% sure. BUT I know that the outlet by the garden has so much pressure we've busted a splitter and a lead hose, yet the timer unit has been fine. We've replaced 2 valves that leak. The valves seem to open all they way, we do have a limit on how many soaker hoses we can feed on each one as it gets light towards the end. I am not sure this helps you.
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It cannot do what you are asking. You can set it to water for up to 45-55 mins then it stops the water. It cannot be set to start again. Hope this helps!
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Amazingly, this is one of the only non-commercial timers on the market that will water for more than 4 hrs each day. This one will do up to 12 hrs. I use this for watering trees, which need a longer duration with soaker hoses.
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I do not believe there is a limit. It does take a small battery but it is included and probably lasts many dozens of hours. It just is not actually on that long and goes off by itself. We test our water every so often and is very handy and ready to use.
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I don't know of any . I have this model and I done just.12 or so at a time. It works well but most of the small ones seem to be more expensive . And this one works well . I've had mine for several years and have great success !
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This Gardena timer is probably the best manual timer on the market. Perfect for one watering at a time! You'll need a programmable timer, and I've tried those ones at Lowe's and Home Depot only to return them as they leaked and dripped.
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This unit (Orbit 58872N) has four separate programmable zones. (We also have the previous version you describe, with two programmable zones and one manual on/off outlet.) Our only problem has been with the plastic hose caps for unused zones; they break after a few month's use. If you're not going to use all four zones, you should be sure to buy metal hose caps.