Can the drip rate be controlled?
174628
Yes it can by the amount of water flow. More water you allow the faster the drip, the lower amount of water, it just drips.
174629
Yes. The drip rate can be controlled. There is a sensitive switch for that. IT takes a little patience but it is well worth it
174630
Yes. You can have fast drip or slow drip. I have mine dripping every second. You can set it to every 2 or 3 or slower seconds. This is an excellent dripper. I have 2.
174631
Yes, if you look in the zoomed picture you can see the black thing with the white line, that is the control/flow valve that allows to adjust the drip.
2174196
These sensors have only been tested with water. The drip time is approximately 6 to 10 hours per water sensor.
241265
Probably not, depending how much higher water barrel is to drop line. I have a small pump inserted in mine. This provides the pressure needed to put water where I need it. Although I have not tried to connect drip irrigation, this may cause a backflow of pressure to the pump.
1199551
It has a built in dropper....that controls the flow drop by drop...easy to use...
1283641
As far as I know, no. The pump runs at the same rate/volume all the time. You can only change the length of TIME the pump runs.
723080
Yes, the watering schedule can be set up for individual days of the week. It takes some effort, though, as the schedule programming is not very user friendly.
975080
No it can not. I have that pump it just has enough power to run a drip system. And not that well .
687198
Yes, you can control both flow rate and temp. caution, these faucet are a little loudwhen turned on but the are beautiful!
466158
If I understand what you're asking, the answer is no. You have three programs you can set. Each program operates independently of the other two in controlling the zones. Thus, like I have done, you can have a full watering for one program, half watering for another. Other options include setting things like every other day (or any other interval of skipping days), and one or more times each day (up to five times a day, I think). You can turn the three available programs on and off individually. Etc. You can also hook up a rain sensor like the one I got a Lowes (Orbit brand). This will cause any program that is set to run from automatically running if the sensor has determined that it rained recently. Works for my purposes. You can also control things remotely with apps for Android and iPhone. Also remotely via the internet by web browser. You just have to set it up with your router, etc. I suggested to the developers that they add a function to the control scheme. I thought it would be a good idea to add a slider or setting to each program that would easily allow one to vary the watering times as a percentage of the baseline. That is for example, if on Program 1, I had my baseline times set for each zone, I could easily modify that program to do 50% or 200%, or whatever, and all the zones would be reduced or increased accordingly. I didn't receive a reply.
670025
Yes. Easily. I turn off the timer during the rainy season, and routinely change the battery on the first day of each Spring. We take extended vacations during the summer. The time is very reliable and easy to program for drip irrigation.Hope that answers your question.
1079736
I am able to program each zone independently. i have some zones running three days a week and others on 2 days a week. albeit, only one zone can be watered at a time, so stagger your time allotments accordingly.
1756789
The rate will be changed easily with a valve inline to the unit. The dilution rate will be directly affected by the flow and pressure which can be controlled by an inline valve. I have done this with very good results.
1621024
You can control the water flow volume by turning down the water supply valve. Granted, it takes longer for the tank to fill. I haven't found that to be a problem. It's such a small sink, that no matter what, you're going to have some water splashing around it. Not enough to be a problem though, especially, with the reduced flow.
347237
Yes, the flow rate can be changed by rotating the body of the unit by hand once it is in place.
1675174
No. It's just a timer for a drip system. You set the amount of time you want the water on, time of day, and days of week.
131808
As long as you keep the pressure low. I would recommend a pressure reducer between the plastic pipe and the drip line.
1814050
Raise water container until you get flow (assuming the pipe and drippers are not clogged)