How to set up 12v Neoteck timer for chicken coop

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  • Опубликовано: 30 янв 2025

Комментарии • 8

  • @marygallagher3428
    @marygallagher3428 Год назад +2

    Great demo Luis :-)

    • @MosaicHomestead
      @MosaicHomestead  Год назад +2

      This is just a simple video instruction guide for anyone setting up one of these 12v timers, the instructions that come with this timer are not really helpful.

  • @TheDigitalPrepper
    @TheDigitalPrepper Год назад +2

    That looks awesome! Catching up with these

    • @MosaicHomestead
      @MosaicHomestead  Год назад

      This is the chicken coop control panel, it has a metal cage so the chickens won't play around with my timer settings lol, the coop is going to have the best off grid 100% sustainable watering system, and it's going to be so efficient its all going to run on one battery 🔋.

  • @livingthelava
    @livingthelava Год назад +2

    Thank you for explaining there are different halves in the timer to power.

    • @MosaicHomestead
      @MosaicHomestead  Год назад

      Don't understand your question, but if you mean the internal timer and the switch, yes, internal timer needs power like the switch needs power, that's the only reason to use a jumper...for additional programs, just hit the P, the program button to set up additional program functions...I have a 12v pump working right now with the second timer, my coop is completely 12v and everything runs directly from one battery.

  • @mauro-i6e
    @mauro-i6e 13 дней назад +1

    salve, il mio è da 12 volt, posso utilizzarlo a 24 volt?, grazie hi, mine is 12 volts, can i use it at 24 volts?, thanks

    • @MosaicHomestead
      @MosaicHomestead  13 дней назад

      @mauro-i6e yes, but only if you have 24v equipment, yes, they sell 24v timers. I'm not sure if set up is 100% the same, but sometimes similar.