can you control your sprinklers from the box itself.example if you have a service man at the house and he needs to go threw your zones
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Yes you can turn on any zone from the front panel of the WaterPoint controller. You can also turn the controller off from the front panel (but can override the off switch remotely via your phone, tablet or computer; in case you are away, the switch is off, and you want to resume watering).
2278824
Yes , definitely.( Just keep weed eaters and oscillating water sprinklers away from the power box ! )
771796
Yes, it is motion detector activated. It has a control knob that can be used turn it off when working nearby (don't forget to turn it back on again), or the sprinkler may be adjusted to only spray a given arc. For example, if you want to avoid spraying patio, sidewalk, etc...
336477
This comes with a solenoid built into the unit. There are two wires that connect to your sprinkler control unit.
25625
Yes, for the sprinklers running down the slides you do but you can let the bottom pool fill up and then turn off the water.
1552215
no. it did not have enough power to pop sprinkler heads up. if you remove the heads it would prob work.
2028092
Yes it can be used without the remote. it's just a basic 6 station water zone controller. It defeats the reason for having/purchasing it but works quite well without the remote.
1658341
I am not sure, we do not have sprinkler. You should try to contact the manufacture
2134120
Yes, I ordered and received this kit about 4 months ago. It wired right up, with the receiver staying on the wall next to sprinkler system control and a walkie-talkie looking thing you can take anywhere. Works from my garage to all areas of the backyard, in the house, etc. Only drawback, and it may be I haven't figured it out yet, but it will only run for a few minutes, to check each station, not RUN a station (as programmed) What you see in the picture above is the receiver on the right (all white) and the transmitter on the left (with the buttons showing) Hope this helps.
1664518
Yes, or water one zone now. And you don't have to click through every zone. It's the best controller I've used. I just love it!
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That depends on your water pressure but honestly I doubt that you will be able to have four heads working simultaneously off one hose. Also keep in mind that you will not get the specified throw off the sprinkler heads if you try running four at one time, so even if you had the pressure to do so, you would only be watering a small areaō
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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.
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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.
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You can certainly T-off and run the timer but the pressure would be determined by the pressure you have on your line to begin with and the size of the pipes you use. The timer would have no bearing on that. The timer has standard hose sizing. Running 4 lines on one output will substantially reduce your output on the lines, to 25% on each line. Simple math. If your lines are of a smaller guage then you will not have a problem. Reduce the pipe size for their output (you can do this and maintain a good sprinkler system) and it will still work.
714436
I control my watering times and frequency from by iphone since the controller is installed at our second home. As long as you have internet/wifi to the controller box you can have complete control.
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The answer is YES, you may eschdule two different watering cycles per day (24 hours format) and also you can program the length of the timing. Device is really easy to program once you read the instructions, also you can program any or all the days you want watering from 1 t 7 days. I bought an gardena sprinkler connected to the timer and what a set I have, I am more than happy using both articles.
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i think they can. i dont' have any to worry about. You may want to put a flag on the sprinkler and go around it.