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Identifies and lists the physical parts of the K Dial Tap Timer with their corresponding numbers for easy reference.
Details extra features like display return to clock after inactivity and the effect of battery removal on settings.
Lists technical details including scheduling, watering duration, pressure, flow rate, connections, and operating temperature.
Step-by-step instructions on how to correctly install AAA batteries into the tap timer's compartment.
Guides on setting the system time, including AM/PM and the current day, on the tap timer display.
Details how to program the specific times for watering each zone per day, supporting up to 4 start times per zone.
Explains how to select the specific days of the week for each zone to perform its watering schedule.
Guides on setting the duration, in minutes and hours, for how long each zone will water.
Describes how the timer operates automatically based on the programmed start times, water days, and run times.
Instructions for manually activating watering for specific zones immediately, independent of programmed schedules.
Advice on protecting the tap timer from freezing conditions, recommending removal from tap during winter.
Guidance on battery removal during non-use, recommended battery types, and avoiding mixing old and new batteries.
Lists important precautions such as avoiding low-pressure systems and horizontal installation for optimal performance.
Identifies and lists the physical parts of the K Dial Tap Timer with their corresponding numbers for easy reference.
Details extra features like display return to clock after inactivity and the effect of battery removal on settings.
Lists technical details including scheduling, watering duration, pressure, flow rate, connections, and operating temperature.
Step-by-step instructions on how to correctly install AAA batteries into the tap timer's compartment.
Guides on setting the system time, including AM/PM and the current day, on the tap timer display.
Details how to program the specific times for watering each zone per day, supporting up to 4 start times per zone.
Explains how to select the specific days of the week for each zone to perform its watering schedule.
Guides on setting the duration, in minutes and hours, for how long each zone will water.
Describes how the timer operates automatically based on the programmed start times, water days, and run times.
Instructions for manually activating watering for specific zones immediately, independent of programmed schedules.
Advice on protecting the tap timer from freezing conditions, recommending removal from tap during winter.
Guidance on battery removal during non-use, recommended battery types, and avoiding mixing old and new batteries.
Lists important precautions such as avoiding low-pressure systems and horizontal installation for optimal performance.
The K Dial Tap Timer (model KR5002) is a dual-outlet digital tap timer designed for residential watering applications. It allows users to program desired watering requirements, which will then repeat weekly. The device operates with normal household water pressures and features a user-friendly interface with a main dial and a digital display.
The K Dial Tap Timer automates garden watering by allowing users to set specific start times, watering days, and run times for up to two independent zones. It supports up to four different start times per day per zone. An additional "ZONE 1+2" setting allows for sequential watering of both zones, providing an extra four start times if both zones are watered on the same day. The device features both automatic and manual watering modes. In automatic mode, watering occurs based on the programmed clock, start times, water days, and run times. Manual watering allows for immediate, temporary watering sessions, independent of the pre-set schedules, with a duration adjustable from 1 to 99 minutes. The display provides real-time information, including the current day, time, battery status, remaining watering time, and the active zone. A sprinkler animation indicates active watering.
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