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RAINPOINT 2-Zone Timer review

A 2-zone timer with separate programs and a low-battery warning, rated 4.3 by 3,800 buyers.

Two lines

RainPoint gives two independent zones for $49.

Compared

For $13 more, the Melnor has four zones and a 7-year warranty.

Frost

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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Strengths

  • Two independent zones
  • Low-battery warning
  • Rated 4.3

Compromises

  • Warranty not stated
  • 40% claim has no reference

Specifications

Zones2
Display2.5 in
ModesAuto, manual, rain delay
Thread3/4 in
Flow40% less resistance stated for its upgraded valves
Amazon referenceB0BN65WT14

What this machine usually gets asked

Can each zone run separately?

Yes. The listing says each zone has its own settings.

What thread does it use?

The listing says 3/4 inch.

Our score

7.8/ 10

A good 2-zone option at $49.

This one and its buyer, among lawn equipment

Lawn plus a bed from one faucet.

Sources

Specifications: the Amazon.com listing, read from a US address. Live prices: Amazon.com, through Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.

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