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The Orbit Single Dial Timer is designed for gardeners who want reliable, hassle-free irrigation scheduling without complex programming. With its intuitive single-dial operation, you can set your watering frequency and duration in seconds—just turn the dial to the desired setting and watch your garden get exactly the hydration it needs. A built-in protective shield keeps the timer face safe from dust, dirt, bugs, and weather, ensuring long-lasting outdoor performance.
Operating on standard battery power, this timer easily attaches directly to your outdoor faucet with standard hose threads. It is an excellent starting point for any backyard drip irrigation setup. To ensure your system runs flawlessly and your emitters stay clog-free, we highly recommend installing a Home Garden Filter and a pressure regulator immediately after the timer.
Detailed specifications for system planning.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Inlet / Outlet Size | 3/4" Female Hose Thread (FHT) Inlet x 3/4" Male Hose Thread (MHT) Outlet |
| Start Times (Frequency) | Daily, Every 2nd Day, or Every 3rd Day |
| Watering Duration | 2 to 90 Minutes |
| Operating Pressure Range | 10 to 80 PSI |
| Flow Range | 0.5 to 6.5 Gallons Per Minute (GPM) |
| Power Source | Two AA Alkaline Batteries (Not Included) |
| Warranty | 2 Years |
| MPN | 62024 |
Get your timer connected and programmed in just a few minutes.
Step 1: Install Batteries
Remove the battery tray from the back of the timer. Insert two fresh, high-quality AA alkaline batteries, ensuring the correct polarity. Slide the tray securely back into place.
Step 2: Connect to Faucet
Attach the top female hose thread (FHT) inlet of the timer directly to your outdoor hose bibb (faucet). Hand tighten only to ensure a leak-free seal without damaging the plastic threads.
Step 3: Program the Timer
Turn the single dial to select your desired combination of watering duration (2 to 90 minutes) and frequency (Daily, Every 2nd day, or Every 3rd day). The timer is now set and will water automatically based on the time you first turned the dial.
Step 4: Attach System Components
Connect your filter, pressure regulator, and drip irrigation mainline tubing adapter to the male hose thread (MHT) outlet at the bottom of the timer. Turn on the water at the faucet.
Is the Orbit Single Dial Timer easy to program?
Yes, the Orbit Single Dial Timer is incredibly easy to program. You simply turn the single dial to your desired watering duration and frequency. There are no complex digital menus or multiple buttons to navigate.
This makes it the perfect choice for beginners or anyone who wants a straightforward "set it and forget it" solution.
Do I need a pressure regulator with the Orbit Single Dial Timer?
Yes, if connecting to a drip system, you must install a pressure regulator after the Orbit Single Dial Timer. Standard drip irrigation components require 30 PSI or lower to prevent blowouts and leaks.
Attach your filter to the bottom of the timer first, followed by your pressure regulator, and finally your tubing adapter.
How long do batteries last in the Orbit Single Dial Timer?
With normal seasonal use, a pair of high-quality AA alkaline batteries will typically last a full watering season (6 to 9 months) in the Orbit Single Dial Timer.
We highly recommend installing fresh alkaline (not rechargeable) batteries at the beginning of every spring to ensure reliable operation all year.
How do I set the Orbit Single Dial Timer for early morning summer watering?
Because the Orbit Single Dial Timer starts its schedule from the exact moment you program it, simply turn the dial to your desired frequency early in the morning. It will repeat automatically at that same time.
Watering early in the morning during peak summer heat minimizes evaporation and ensures your plants have the hydration they need before the hottest part of the day.
Please note the requirements for this unit:
Ensure your drip irrigation head assembly is fully equipped with these essential additions:
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