Mechanical Watering Timer - Automatic Garden Timer

The watering timer is not explicitly marked as frost-resistant. It is recommended to disassemble it before the first frost and store it dry to avoid damage.

Yes, the timer is designed for automatic watering and is ideal for longer absences. You set the desired watering duration once, and the timer turns off automatically after the set time. Since the device is mechanical, no batteries are required.

The integrated sieve filter is primarily intended for protection against contamination and should not noticeably reduce water pressure when clean. Regular inspection and cleaning of the filter is advisable for optimal flow.

Setting the watering duration is done mechanically via a dial and is very straightforward. You can quickly and precisely choose a time between 1 and 120 minutes. This allows for quick adjustments to changing watering needs at any time.

The installation of the watering timer is very easy and requires no special tools. It screws directly onto standard faucets with 3/4" or 1" threads.

Yes, the mechanical watering timer is designed for straightforward and intuitive operation. The watering duration is simply set with a rotary dial, without complicated programming.

Yes, since it is a mechanical timer, the watering duration must be manually reset after each cycle. Automatic repetition is not provided.

Yes, the unit can also be used for drip irrigation systems. Ensure the system pressure does not exceed the maximum load of 6 bar.

The watering timer is versatile and suitable for watering lawns and beds as well as balconies and terraces.

The meter connects directly to faucets with 3/4" or 1" threads. To connect a 1/2 inch garden hose to the meter's outlet, you need a suitable hose connector.

Yes, a scheduled watering can be manually stopped at any time by turning the dial back to the 'Off' position.

As a mechanical device, the watering timer produces a soft ticking sound during operation. However, this is hardly noticeable during normal garden use.

The irrigation timer is designed for a maximum operating pressure of 6 bar. At higher water pressure, a pressure reducer before the timer is required to avoid damage.

The watering timer is designed for connection to standard water faucets with 3/4" or 1" threading. Direct connection to a hose without a suitable faucet adapter is not possible.

Yes, the watering timer can be precisely set from 1 minute to 120 minutes. This is also optimal for very short watering times.

Yes, the watering clock works purely mechanically and requires no batteries. This makes it particularly low-maintenance and environmentally friendly.

The watering timer is robustly built and designed for outdoor use. However, direct strong sunlight over long periods can affect the lifespan of the plastic.

Yes, in addition to the time setting from 1 to 120 minutes, you can also set the watering timer to continuous flow. The water will then flow continuously.

The setting is done via a dial that covers intervals from 1 to 120 minutes. Fine-tuning to exact minute values is possible but requires careful turning.

The integrated mesh filter should be regularly checked for dirt depending on water quality and cleaned under running water if necessary. This extends the timer's lifespan.