Can one zone be programmed to run twice a day and longer cycle vs other zones?
1708570
There are a total of 4 watering cycles. You can run up to 4 times a zone within one day and for each watering cycle you can set up to 4 diff start time. The duration can be set differently on each watering cycle.
1708571
Of course yes, you have a very granular control for all zones. You can get all info also directly from the supplier by contacting this mail: mark.rosen@roslen.com or by downloading the manual from the site http://www.roslen.com/support.html. Regards, Alberto
1708572
Yes you can. In the watering settings you can have the zone water in up to 4 times a day by selecting it in the different watering cycles.
1708573
Yes. Each zone has it's own time setting in each cycle. So zone 1 can be set to 5 minutes in cycle 1 and to 10 minutes in cycle 2. As you have multiple cycles, you could have a "morning cycle" and an "evening cycle" on the same day.
1708574
Zones are grouped in Cycles. There are up to 4 cycles with up to 4 start times. Try it out on a test system at roslen Homepage.
2111303
Yes you can, there are 20 separate programs that the timer will run. Each program can turn ON/OFF any day of the week.
739906
The only issue you might have is that A & B can only be programmed to run consecutively on the same day. You cannot have A on every day while only running B on Thursday. That is a problem for us as we are restricted on which days we can water lawns, while flowerbeds are unrestricted. We 're still looking for the perfect 2 zone system that allows completely independent programming of each zone.
1835032
Yes. You can set on/off cycles for each day of the week, multiple days or all of the days.
466159
It has four, I think, separate "programs", and each program can be turned on and off and scheduled independently. I haven't seen anything about seasons, but if you want to have a program for each season with different timings for each zone, and enable each program when its season begins, I think that would work. Adjusting the settings for each zone is as easy as moving a slider on the screen, and it immediately tells you the total runtime for all zones in that program.
1028389
Yes, you could set these different time with the same or different rest periods and then run them as a sequence. The timer is quite flexible.
301705
When you setup the timer you can adjust the "exercise" time and the "rest" time. That gives you two different time intervals that will run/alternate continuously. I hope that answers your question!
1653940
Yes. Instead of using the pre-programmed combination of days (or the single day mode), simply put program 1 on one day, program two on another day (every other day if that is what you want), program three on another day, etc. This is a very accommodating unit - and easy to program. Since a normal week has SEVEN days, you will need to skip a day if you want it to repeat the same days each week. Otherwise, RE-program it every week!
64905
Yes, that's how it normally operates. I do not think you can have more than 1 zone on at a time. It's a great unit.
769193
I am not sure because I have mine setup twice a day but I think that it is possible. According to the knob that is the longest period that you can setup, but I haven't tried it myself. What I can tell you is that it works, I haven't touched it since I installed it months ago and it does its jobs every day.
1776691
Though I don't actually use multiple programs, the instructions state that you can program the timer up to 7 different time periods. And using the same on/off times for every day of the week counts as one program, not seven. Hope that helps.
1400196
This one is programmed each day. It is NOT a weekday / weekend program. I'm VERY happy with it, and my electrician installed it just about one year ago (Feb or March 2014).
1041161
No. Only one zone will be active at a time (it's a water pressure issue really). You can set them all at the same time, but they'll end up running back to back.
1332911
Yes, you can manually water each zone individually or cycle through all zones consecutively. I believe the default duration is 10 minutes per zone.
1850850
Hello Dan. You basically can set an hour of the day and for how long you want the system running. After the setting, you decide how often the watering will happen: everyday, for instance, at the hour set or each other day if you prefer to do so. The program will run indefinetelly and can be adjusted manually (suspended on a rainny day, for instance). When the season changes, you can reprogram the equipment, what in fact is really easy.
942818
Yes. You can program up to 4 different times per day & set how long to run. Very easy to use.
201344
Yes. The system is very flexible in that you can set up multiple schedules that include different zones with different days and times.