Water Timer For Garden Hose Drip Irrigation 2-Outlet Brass Inlet IPX5 Waterproof US Version
SKU: TWV-SGW06-US-GN
| Functions | WIFI |
| Versions | US |
| Brand | MOES |
The 2-Outlet Water Timer is the perfect solution for efficient and customized garden watering. Equipped with IPX5 waterproof performance, this timer is designed to withstand outdoor conditions, offering durability and long-lasting use. Featuring a brass inlet for reliable water connection, this timer allows for two separate watering zones, enabling you to water different parts of your garden with different schedules. Powered by two AA batteries, it provides up to 180 days of operation, and includes a low battery alert to ensure you're never caught off guard. While this product does not have smart connectivity and cannot be controlled via a smartphone, it offers simple and reliable irrigation control for your garden.
Note: This product is non-intelligent and cannot be controlled by cell phone.
- Timed watering: Button setting, precise control of daily watering time, no need for smart device intervention.
- Child lock design: Supports setting of child lock, effectively preventing children from accidentally touching, safe and reliable.
- Two outlets: Designed for zoned irrigation, meeting the watering needs of different areas.
- Brass water inlet: The water inlet is made of high-quality brass, which is corrosion-resistant and durable to ensure water quality safety.
- Note: This water timer for hoses programmable requires 2 AA batteries(not included)
- Model: SGW06
- Min/Max Operating Pressure: 0.05-0.8Mpa (7.25psi-116psi)
- Working Temperature: 4.5℃~45℃(40.1℉~113℉)
- Power: 2xAA alkaline batteries (Don't use rechargeable batteries)
- Waterproof: IPX5
- Rain Delay Time:1 day and up to 7 days
- Packing List
- 2-outlet water valve *1
- Installation set *1
- Manual *1
Set Up to Three Watering Plans
When setting a scheduled watering schedule, you can set up to three different watering schedules in a day.
Note: When P1/P2/P3 watering times overlap, follow the timeline, with the earliest watering time taking precedence. If watering is interrupted by the next watering schedule, the previous watering is suspended and the next watering schedule is executed.
