Is it possible to have only one hose per cycle and a different hose for the next start time cycle? The water pressure is not enough to have 2 hoses running at the same time.
Do these timers have an interval setting? By that what I mean is can you (hypothetically speaking) have the timer come on at (for example) 30 minute intervals from say 10AM to 4 PM in the afternoon each day?
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Is it possible to have only one hose per cycle and a different hose for the next start time cycle? The water pressure is not enough to have 2 hoses running at the same time.
I'd like to know this as well. It seems it can't be done
The timings on each station run consecutively, not at the same time, so each hose is run alone
Do these timers have an interval setting? By that what I mean is can you (hypothetically speaking) have the timer come on at (for example) 30 minute intervals from say 10AM to 4 PM in the afternoon each day?
***** Okay Thanks!
By the way, once the timer is set up for Auto, do. I have to turn the switch hose on manually?
No, after it is set up you would turn the faucet on and leave on.
I can't get this timer to program more than 1 cycle. If I try to program a 2nd cycle, it just applies my changes to cycle 1. Can you help me?
1:45 need to explain what stations are
the stations are the valves that you can attach. You can attach up to four separate stations.
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