Melnor AquaTimer 4-Zone
4 zones · 1 min to 6 h · 2 × AA · 7-year warranty
Four independent zones from one faucet with a 7-year warranty, the longest here.
Best for: One faucet feeding beds, lawn and drip lines.
≈ $62
Clockwork, battery or Wi-Fi · review
The cheapest programmable timer here at $20, with rain delay, child lock and an IP55 rating.
Insoma gives rain delay and a child lock for $20.
Orbit costs $10 more with a six-year warranty and a far longer record.
Bring a battery timer indoors before a freeze, as frozen water can crack the valve. Check that the faucet is a 3/4-inch garden thread.
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| Outlets | 1 |
|---|---|
| Power | AA alkaline |
| Modes | Auto, manual, rain delay |
| Display | Larger LCD, child lock |
| Protection | IP55 |
| Amazon reference | B0BRRWPYTG |
| EAN | 0762704042228 |
It means protection against dust and low-pressure jets, as stated by Insoma.
The table says 6 months.
7.6/ 10
All a basic timer needs for $20.
A single line on a small budget.
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