Can I set both a time and increment I desire, e.g. once a day for one hour or every other day for one hour?
785500
There is no "daily function" ... this is a mechanical device that works like an old-fashion kitchen timer or mechanical alarm clock ... there are no batteries, no digital display, no date or clock function .. you must turn a knob to set the mechanical spring that sets the watering time. There is no "set it and forget function. You must actively set the timer every time you wish to use it. BTW, here in Texas, the State Legislature passed a bill requiring HOAs to allow xeriscaping ... many HOAs still require applications for "landscape modifications" but those applications cannot be reasonably denied. (Texas S.B. No. 198)
785501
This timer is a simple set the time to water. Mine has worked very well and does shut off as expected. This one does not have a multiple program capability.
785502
This timer is a manual set timer. You set it for 1 hour or fifteen minutes or whatever, and it ticks down like an egg timer as stated in the description. You reset it every time you want to use it. Ours lasted for several years and was a great value for the price.
785503
No. It's is a mechanical time. If you want to vary watering by day of the week, hour of the day and watering time you should look at electronic water timers that attach to your hose bib. Hope this helps. (BTW we suggest you go organic, reduce your lawn size and use native plants that require less water thereby minimizing your overall watering needs and work, too.)
785504
There is no "daily function" ... this is a mechanical device that works like an old-fashion kitchen timer or mechanical alarm clock ... there are no batteries, no digital display, no date or clock function .. you must turn a knob to set the mechanical spring that sets the watering time. There is no "set it and forget function. You must actively set the timer every time you wish to use it. BTW, here in Texas, the State Legislature passed a bill requiring HOAs to allow xeriscaping ... many HOAs still require applications for "landscape modifications" but those applications cannot be reasonably denied. (Texas S.B. No. 198) There is no "daily function" ... this is a mechanical device that works like an old-fashion kitchen timer or mechanical alarm clock ... there are no batteries, no digital display, no date or clock function .. you must turn a knob to set the mechanical spring that sets the watering time. There is no "set it and forget function. You must actively set the timer every time you wish to use it. BTW, here in Texas, the State Legislature passed a bill requiring HOAs to allow xeriscaping ... many HOAs still require applications for "landscape modifications" but those... » Read More There is no "daily function" ... this is a mechanical device that works like an old-fashion kitchen timer or mechanical alarm clock ... there are no batteries, no digital display, no date or clock function .. you must turn a knob to set the mechanical spring that sets the watering time. There is no "set it and forget function. You must actively set the timer every time you wish to use it. BTW, here in Texas, the State Legislature passed a bill requiring HOAs to allow xeriscaping ... many HOAs still require applications for "landscape modifications" but those applications cannot be reasonably denied. (Texas S.B. No. 198) « Show Less
785505
No, it's s pretty simple timer(I love mine!) but it's kind of like a kitchen timer.
195909
Yes, fairly easily. You can have it set on a daily basis, just for one day, or different odd days. You have to read the manual a little but it's not hard.
1780019
No, not really. You can only set it to go off a certain number of hours and minutes from the time that you set it. If it was the same number of hours everyday from when you were setting it to when you wanted it to go off you can just re-start easily to count down again once it has gone off.
1570102
There is a timer of sorts on this unit. You can adjust how many hours you would like the unit to run (only 1 hour increments). So instead of setting a timer for 3:30 - 5:30, you would turn it on at 3:30 and set for 2 hours. Hope that makes it clear.
293649
You can set it to any increment up to 48 hours. It's just a rotating dial that slowly rotates to the open position. Each tray has its own timer.
1939109
Yes. U can set different times for each "zone" every day of the week, if I understood your question correctly.
717400
Yes. You must press the DAY/NIGHT and HOUR buttons at the same time. Also, for US/METRIC, you must press the PREV and MIN buttons at the same time.
1059602
Yes, you can set it by time, for a defined period of time, or using a light sensor.
842543
It has a program button that you hold and set a time. We have not used it before.
768417
Just hit the min button to the desired time and hit start. If you want to have the timer set for multiple different times at once, just choose T1 through T4 and set the time for each.
1780002
The frame I have can be set to every 3 sec, 5 sec, 15 sec, 1 min, 15 min or 1 hour
370548
exactly! you have to take the current time and do the math to know how long it is until 7am. so setting it each day will require either going to bed at the exact same time or figuring out the math again.
1875474
Sir, you can set it for whatever particular time you want. So you specify when it comes on and when it goes off. Robert
1613104
Yes, there are two alarms; you can set them any way you like--weekday, weekend, daily, once.
1260251
You can set it to what you want it could be instant or every 2 hours . Or whatever you want .
1877166
Not really. You'd have to add four hours to "now" and set the day to "today" and then remember to disable it before the next week.
1128572
Yes, you can program it to go on and off several times a day if you like. I use it in larger increments twice a day; but it does allow you to program it in 15 minute increments.