Monday, August 15, 2011

Gilmour Single Oultet Electronic Water Timer 9500

Gilmour Single Oultet Electronic Water Timer 9500
Gilmour Single Oultet Electronic Water Timer 9500


Gilmour Single Oultet Electronic Water Timer 9500

Here are some simple tips for outdoor irrigation, so that only what you need:

1 Check soil moisture before watering. Cross the meadow and look for clues. If you do not see anything, no water needed - The grass may not be as thirsty as we thought.

Hose Timer

2 Change the time of the controller at regular intervals. Set the clock to fix the irrigation system watering times once a month. Use only what you need to adjust theWatering times for the season and weather conditions.

3 Adjust the consumption of water with a hose timer. A home-timer is an inexpensive way to adjust the water consumption. Install the timer between the faucet and hose. Some timers allow cyclic irrigation, to create like 5 minutes and 5 minutes off, the water penetrate the soil of a lawn with less water.

4 Avoid watering during rain or strong wind. Consider installing a rain sensorTo prevent the automatic system of irrigation in the pouring rain. Remember that wind is an enemy of irrigation, as it accelerates the evaporation and blows the water out of the planned landscapes. It 'best to wait until the winds subside.

5 Avoid runoff. For clay soils and slopes, runoff can be removed by the application of water for a short time - like five minutes - then the water to soak Repeat this cycle until the soil is saturated, but never30 minutes.

6 Add a time-based control of your irrigation system. This is especially important for those who have a lot of great size. Evapotranspiration, or ET, is a measure of water from the soil by evaporation and transpiration (plant use) are lost. A time-based controller can be added to your system so that irrigation based on ET readings. ET A controller takes into account the air temperature, relative humidity, solar radiation, wind and natural rainfall. It then calculates the degreeevapotranspiration and allocates the right amount of water for the lawn.

7 Start of water conservation efforts. This will maximize the use of outdoor watering through the implementation includes tactics such as: (1) by setting a kitchen timer when watering by hand, (2) diffusion of a 3-inch layer of mulch around plant bases to reduce evaporation, (3) mowing the lawn at a height of 2-3 inches will be necessary to increase the depth of roots and shade the roots so the grass is not much water, (4) water harvesting rainwater fromThe roof to clean aquatic plants, and (5) with a broom instead of a hose to patios and driveways.


Where, when and how much to water. Gilmour�s electronic single outlet timer has a daily clock option of 12 or 24 hours, can skip cycles for 2nd or 3rd days, and has manual or timed on-off settings. The angled display makes for easier reading and the battery voltage meter monitors available power. Has 1 on-off watering cycle with a two minute minimum watering time. The time counts down on screen during watering and the screen is backlit for better visibility. The electronics separate from the water valve for ease of programming or removal for security, just squeeze the side grips and pull to remove. Requires 2 AA batteries (not included).

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