One reviewer said that the specific time for a valve to run is only 2,10,30 or 60 minutes. Does that mean a zone can only run for that time or can you set a zone to run for say 12 minutes?
763009
Yes, you can set the time for any zone in increments of 1 minute on the main controler. I enjoy having the remote. When using the remote then you are limited to 2, 10, 30, & 60 minutes.
763010
The timing limit you mentioned is on the handheld controller only, When you pushes the quick button on the remote controller there are only 4 buttons set as 2, 10, 30, 60 minutes. On the base controller which is mounted on the wall has much more functions, You can set from 1 to 99 minutes in 1 minute Intervals, 12 minutes ? Yes You can.
1196987
No individual settings, as both hot and cold are on a single lever. We use the valve either full on, or full off.
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.
340116
First of all you have to have water in it for the mist part to work. Then when you push the mist button you actually have to hold it in and then it will turn first onto the 1 hour spot, then if you push it again immediately you can switch it up to the 2 hr, 3 hr, or continuous run setting. This one will run 8-10 hours depending on how much water you have in there. You cannot fill it past the 700 ml line but it has to be above the min. fill line. After unit is running you push the high/low button to adjust the mist intensity. Hope this helps. I love my diffuser.
570947
I'm not a plumber, just a regular home owner. This Zone Valve IS ONLY a replacement for a zone heating system that is ALREADY using these valves! If you're adding zones to an existing boiler heating system, you MUST consult a plumber (and possibly an electrician) to set this up.
2232332
in a way. you would start his own one at 8 o'clock and have it run for 15 minutes. then you would have them to start at 830. zone 2 could run for 15 minutes and then stop and then 3 would pick up at 9 o'clock.
27290
You can set it to run anywhere from 1 - 12 hours or continuously. It will cycle when it reaches the humidity % set-point.
468059
Nope. You're only supposed to keep it working for 10 seconds. You should see the valve on the container pucker. If not there is probably something wrong with the container.
853742
I have been setting my timer to 9 hours, and that seems to work well. You can control the timing. If you think 9 hours is too long, set for less.
180868
Hi JacobSorry for the delay in getting back to you but I wanted to be 100% sure of my answer.You definitely can run all zones with a single start. Although I had done it a couple of times myself this past summer, I went to the owner's manual to confirm. All you need to do is press the "right" pointing arrow button for 2 seconds and the controller starts watering per your program. Good luck.
1122349
It will run the fan ONLY in fan mode, however this is supposed to run the fan about 30% of the time. I do not know if there is any way to set specific times for the fan only.
1440226
You can certainly T-off and run the timer but the pressure would be determined by the pressure you have on your line to begin with and the size of the pipes you use. The timer would have no bearing on that. The timer has standard hose sizing. Running 4 lines on one output will substantially reduce your output on the lines, to 25% on each line. Simple math. If your lines are of a smaller guage then you will not have a problem. Reduce the pipe size for their output (you can do this and maintain a good sprinkler system) and it will still work.
1294761
Not sure, is it in rightist up? The valve should rotate counterclockwise cold down hot at about 9 o'clock. Thats all I got.
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.
1181029
Good quetion! The only way I can think to do that takes away some of the advantage of an automated system. That would be to program days and watering times for the valves as desired, leave the system off and then turn on when needed and use the "water all zones one time (or only one zone) button", turning system off again when done. I know that's not an ideal scenario, but I think it's all the system will allow since it's based on weekly rather than monthly programing intervals.
473543
Joseph... the answer is NO! The timer can be set to start and stop "once" OR "twice" a day. The amount of time you want the water to run during the ONE or TWO sessions can be broke down to hours and minutes.
18539
It has a dial for up to 120 minutes...turn the water on and set dial for what amount of time you want the water to run...at the chosen time the unit will shut off the water flow...the dial needs to be set every time you want the water to run...it is not capable of setting a time of day to turn on, that is done by you each time you want to water the grass or whatever...