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Electronic timers can be programmed to water at the same time every day if you’d like—which is perfect if you’re away from home for long periods of time.

All smart water timers need to have a hub that stands between them and your internet router. If you already have smart garden appliances – perhaps your irrigation system, your lighting setup or a robotic lawnmower– then you already have a hub for that brand of devices. It makes sense to buy a smart timer that works with the hub you already have if it can handle another appliance this is often the most affordable option as you then just need the timer itself. The Melnor 73280 Digital Hose Timer has a slew of programmable features that set it apart from the competition. It allows you to water up to four different zones, making it an ideal choice for large gardens or yards. What’s more, you can customize each zone, and schedule up to four cycles per day. You can also program individual start times on specific days of the week, or at designated intervals. In the manual setting, you can use the hose whenever you choose—regardless of the scheduled watering times. Another convenient feature is the rain delay mode, which allows you to stop watering for up to seven days—preventing over-watering as well as unnecessary waste.Also, keep in mind that most tap timers will need to be removed from the tap during freezing temperatures as the water freezing inside the unit can cause significant damage. The best smart water timers take all the worry about whether your garden is being watered on schedule as they tell you what’s going on as it’s happening. You can change the watering timetable via the app on your smartphone or other mobile devices wherever you are as long as you have a phone or Internet connection.

There are some advanced models of water timers that allow you to set different run times and patterns for different areas of your garden. For instance, you may want your raised beds watered only once a day, but your pots watered twice times. Finding a timer that can allow you to set different zones can help solve this puzzle. You’ll be able to select different settings for your lawn and another area that doesn’t need much watering and avoid starving one part of your garden or avoiding water logging the other. Analog or Digital OperationYou can adjust your watering session between 1 second and 99 minutes, and set your watering frequency from every hour up to 15 days. How do tap timers work?