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Dependability on the clock, so you can be off the clock.
Automate your hose-end sprinklers, drip Irrigation system or soaker hose with this simple-to-set Premium Hose End Timer from Rain Bird.
This timer features brass hose connections to prevent accidental cross threading and for added durability. Plus, sophisticated programming flexibility (four watering times per day, up to six hours of watering per cycle, plus 96-hour rain delay) offers worry-free outdoor watering all season.
That’s The Intelligent Use of Water™.
Warranty
If a purchaser of any new Rain Bird consumer product becomes dissatisfied with it for any reason, they may return it to the retailer where it was purchased within a reasonable time for a full refund. Rain Bird’s obligation is limited to this refund for any product that does not meet a purchaser’s expectations. Other than its satisfaction policy, there are no warranties on Rain Bird consumer products, express or implied, nor will Rain Bird be responsible for any economic or consequential damages.
Dimensions:
Unit height: 5.37 in.Unit length: 7.92 in.Unit width: 6.25 in.
Power Source: Two AA batteries (not included)
Operating Temperature Range: 32°F (0° C) – 110°F (43.3° C); keep from freezingFlow Range: 5–12 GPMManual Watering Options: “Water Now” manual watering for timed period up to 72 hoursPressure Rating (psi): 15 (1.0 bar) – 90 psi (6.2 bar)Zone / Station Count: 1 zoneZone Watering Length (minutes): Up to 6 hours per cycleInlet/Outlet: Brass female threaded inlet and brass threaded male outletCertifications
Model 1ZEHTMRPFCC 47 CFR Part 15, Subpart B:2020ICES-003:2020 Issue 7Model 1ZEHTMRP-BSPEMC Directive 2014/30/EURoHS Directive 2011/65/EU as amended by EU Directive 2015/863RoHS Regulations 2012 (S.I. 2012/3032)EMC Regulations 2016 (S.I. 2016/1091)European, United Kingdom, AMCA, Morocco Declaration of Conformity
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Reference: Washington State University