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Suspend!Watering!–!Weather!Station!Measurements!
Actual Rainfall 24 hr- Choose to suspend watering when the rainfall over the past 24 hours is higher
than the specified amount.
Actual Rainfall 7 days- Choose to suspend watering when the rainfall over the past 7 days is higher
than the specified amount. The threshold of 7 days can be changed to between 1 and 30 days by
clicking on the number.
Variable!Watering!
Water Less- Choose to water a certain percentage less when the forecast temperature is less
than the specified amount.
Note: to change the watering percentage, click on the number next to the % sign.
Water More- Choose to water a certain percentage more when the forecast temperature is
higher than the specified amount and the forecast humidity is below the specified amount.
Note: to change the watering percentage, click on the number next to the % sign.
Triggers for Smart (ET) Watering
Using forecast evapotranspiration helps to predict the right watering schedule for your zones, giving you a
more accurate picture of when the zones will next run.
You can choose whether or not to use the forecast temperature to predict smart (ET) watering, and
whether or not to use forecast rainfall to delay smart (ET) watering.
Schedules will be estimated up to 30 days from today based on forecast and historical temperatures and
rainfall. The predicted schedules will be progressively updated each day based on actual weather
conditions and new forecasts.
Your watering schedule is updated based on actual weather conditions shortly before your first Program
Start Time each day.
Creating Alerts
You can create alerts to keep you up to date on what’s happening with your controllers. Alerts can be
created to track water flow or detect faulty solenoid wiring.
Note: If your controllers are managed by a contractor, the contractor may create alerts for your controllers.
You’ll see these alerts listed along with any that you’ve created but you won’t be able to edit them – only the
contractor can do that. Look out for the symbol to see alerts created by your contractor.Alert Types
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