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Galcon 11000BT Bluetooth Flip Open Hose End Timer

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$79.95

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SKU:
TGNLIDBT
UPC:
681920802051
MPN:
GAL1S6G12BT

Description

This full-featured battery timer is proof that good things come in small packages. Compact, solid construction and flip open front panel help protect the controller from accidental breakage. The Galcon Bluetooth Flip Open Irrigation controller with weekly planning, programmable from the controller or smart phone via an app and Bluetooth communication. Ideal for small decks and gardens. Simple programming and fast to set-up, provides your garden with the right watering every time.

Features:

  • Sturdy compact body with flip open panel.
  • Standard female hose thread (FHT) inlet and male hose thread (MHT) outlet.
  • LCD display powers down to extend battery life.
  • Watertight battery compartment.
  • Manual operation setting.
  • Programming can be done between 14-90 feet away from timer depending on surroundings

Specifications:

  • Start Times*: Up to 4 per day
  • Daily, up to every 7 days
  • Duration: 1 minute to 12 hours
  • Pressure Range: 15 - 100 PSI
  • Flow Range: 0.5 - 5.3 gallons per minute (GPM)
  • Batteries: One 9 volt industrial alkaline (not included)
  • Warranty: 2 years
  • Manufacturer's Part Number: 11000BT

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