I am looking for a timer that can be set to run for long periods 12 to 24 hours at a time. It will feed a drip hose.
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It goes up to 360 minutes at a time. Since you can set it to turn on multiple times a day, I would just set the next time it comes on right after that duration has completed and start the next one. Hope that helps.
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You can set it up to run from one day and to stop the next day or other day.
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I have never seen a timer that can be set for more than 6 or 7 hours. Sorry.
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I used my old wall timer. Without the timer it will run 24 hours a day which wastes energy. A wall timer is inexpensive and easy to install. If you are looking for a all in one unit check out the hayward 3400VSP.
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Sure - why not? Hook to hose - set timer - turn on water - Remember, it shuts off on time, not amount of water.
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I have 3 and 2 outlet timers, not a single outlet but I presume the programming is almost identical so the answer would be , no. It can certainly water for the duration of one minute but I think 6 hrly intervals is the shortest. Not sure what you intend watering but can only suggest you water at a very low flow rate to be equivalent to the amount of water you expected to use under your scenario. This may not be suitable but the simplicity and ease of use of these timers means intricate watering patterns cannot be addressed.
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this definitely does that. It gives you adjustment down to 15 minutes. Others will do what you want, but this just gives you more flexibility down to every 15 minutes as opposed to half hour or hour intervals. I use this on my aguaponics setup and it runs for fifteen minutes on and forty five minutes off. You control the adjustment in fifteen minute intervals. This is the most amount of adjustment that i have seen from a timer that isn't digitally controlled.
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I would like this typr of timer ( spray every five minutes for the duration of one minute) to use on misting lines
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Sounds like you're looking for a "countdown timer" which has a spring loaded dial you would twist to the time you want it to stay on for. This constantly repeats a cycle for how it's set.
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That entirely depends on your needs. Mine runs 24hours because tank has overflows that off gas the CO2. I originally had it in a timer to only come on during the day. I lee my drop checker green and my tank lasts about a month for a 30gal heavily planted tank
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Yes, the timer is an old-fashioned mechanical type, for 24hr period, within which you can set any on/off intervals of 15-min increments. I have my pump running from 6:30 am to 10 am and from 5 pm to 11 pm.
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If your water heater plugs into an outlet, a regular timer will work fine. Most water heaters, however, are 220 volt lines on a dedicated circuit, thus you need something more like the WH21. Here's a good reference for you: http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/waterheatertimer.html
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Get an outlet timer to start and stop any amount of time after you leave for work.
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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
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Babyjoy, this is not the timer you need as this one needs to be set manually (like an egg timer). For your purpose, you need a programmable timer. I've tried many brands and think the Clabers are the best even though they're pricey. Melnor makes some decent ones but I replaced one after about 3:seasons. Digi also makes a good one and is available at The Dripstore if you can't find it here on Amazon. Good luck.
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Here's what I did. I use a water timer. It's noting more than a valve that turns the faucet on and off per program. The system is set for line pressure.Probably 40-60 psi is the industry std. The drippers come in a few different flow rates. You determine the time based on the amt of water you want.If it drips 1gal/hr and you want 2 gals of water in the pot, set timer for 2 hrs ON. The drip rates are estimates, so run it into a jar for 15 mins or so and get your own number. I ordered more drippers. Works pretty good. I suggest a water timer.
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There is a thermostat built inHas a plug I am looking for a timer , I keep forgetting to shut off
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This timer works on a 24 hour cycle only. There is no way to set days or weeks into the cycle.
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If your water heater plugs into an outlet, a regular timer will work fine. Most water heaters, however, are 220 volt lines on a dedicated circuit, thus you need something more like the WH21. Here's a good reference for you:http://michaelbluejay.com/electricity/waterheatertimer.html