Water timers and smart irrigation
Water timers and smart irrigation turn the water on and off to the schedule you set, so your garden gets watered even when you’re not home. Here you’ll find mechanical and digital tap timers, smart timers with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Zigbee, multi-zone controllers, smart valves, soil sensors and automatic watering for pot plants.
Water timers and smart irrigation
Tap timers screw on between a 3/4" tap and the hose. You set mechanical models with a dial, for example to run for 5 to 120 minutes or every 1 to 72 hours. Multi-zone timers run 2 to 4 circuits from a single tap, and some have a rain sensor that skips a scheduled watering.
You control smart timers from your phone over Bluetooth, Wi-Fi or Zigbee, and some by voice too. The solar models also charge via USB-C, so there are no batteries to change. For fixed systems there are wall-mounted controllers for 4, 6 or 8 zones running on AC 24 V or 230 V, plus brass Wi-Fi valves from DN15 to DN25. Install 230 V controllers somewhere dry and have an electrician wire them in.
Soil sensors push into the soil next to the plant and send soil moisture, temperature and humidity to the app via a gateway, and some measure light too. For houseplants there are pumps with a timer or Wi-Fi that draw water from a container and water 4 to 20 pots.
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