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Garden Tap Timer – Water Timer and 1 or 2 Zone Sprinkler Timer
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Garden Tap Timer – Water Timer and 1 or 2 Zone Sprinkler Timer

$99.95 AUD

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  • Automatic watering on a schedule you set once
  • 1 Zone or 2 Zone with independent outlet timing
  • Run times from 1 to 360 minutes, up to every 15 days
  • Manual mode and rain delay without losing the program
  • Low-battery warning, child lock and clear LCD
  • IPX5 rated, fits standard Australian garden taps
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February arrives, the veggie patch wants a drink daily, and the only window that suits is the twenty minutes before you leave the house. Hand watering is fine while the garden is small — then a heatwave lands, or a long weekend comes up, and the one job that will not wait depends entirely on you being home.

This water timer for a garden tap takes the routine off your hands. It threads onto the outdoor tap and runs your sprinklers, drip lines and garden hoses to a schedule you set once, so automatic watering carries on while you are at work or away. Choose the 1 Zone model when one watering line does the job, or the 2 Zone model when two parts of the garden need their own timing from the same tap.

Why It Stands Out
  • Automatic watering — set the start time, duration and frequency, and the timer runs the routine without you at the tap.
  • 1 Zone or 2 Zone — one outlet for a single line, or two independently programmed outlets so separate garden areas get their own schedule.
  • Manual watering mode — open the valve for a quick water without deleting the automatic program.
  • Rain delay — pause the program through a wet spell, then pick it up again without rebuilding the schedule.
  • Low-battery protection — the display warns you when power is running low, and the valve is designed to shut to reduce the risk of uncontrolled watering.
  • Child lock — helps stop stray button presses from altering the program once it is set.
  • Outdoor-ready build — rated IPX5 for weather resistance outdoors.
Where to Fit It
  • Lawn sprinklers — its best job: a sprinkler timer that runs the lawn early, before the heat pulls the moisture straight back out.
  • Veggie patch — a steady daily cycle keeps tomatoes, beans and leafy greens in rhythm instead of swinging between soaked and bone dry.
  • Drip irrigation — longer, slower cycles suit drip lines feeding fruit trees, shrubs and established beds.
  • Garden beds and borders — set a short cycle for a bed that needs a top-up every second or third day.
  • Greenhouse — automatic watering matters most in the spot that heats up fastest and dries out first.
  • Two areas at once — on the 2 Zone model the lawn can run on one outlet while a drip system runs on the other.
  • Any standard garden tap — the BSP-compatible model threads straight onto a standard Australian outdoor tap.
How It Works

1. Thread it onto the tap — the BSP-compatible fitting hand-tightens onto a standard garden tap, and your hose, sprinkler or drip line connects to the outlet.
2. Program the cycle — set the duration anywhere from approximately 1 to 360 minutes, and the frequency from hourly intervals through to multi-day schedules of up to 15 days.
3. The valve does the work — at each programmed start the timer opens the valve, waters for the duration you set and closes again on its own.
4. The LCD keeps you informed — the large display shows the current time, start time, watering duration, frequency and next scheduled start at a glance.

How to Set It Up

1. Fit the timer — thread it onto the outdoor tap by hand, without tools.
2. Add the batteries — install 2 × AA 1.5V alkaline batteries.
3. Connect your line — attach the garden hose, sprinkler or drip-irrigation line to the outlet — Zone 1, Zone 2 or both on the 2 Zone model.
4. Set the clock and schedule — enter the current time, then the start time, watering duration and frequency.
5. Use rain delay — switch it on when wet weather is forecast, for one day or several.
6. Use manual mode — run water whenever you need it without touching the saved program.
Tip: watch the first full cycle through — it is the quickest way to see whether the duration you chose wets the root zone or just the surface.

Care and Maintenance
  • Rinse the inlet filter — clear it periodically so grit does not slow the flow through the valve.
  • Check the washers — if seepage appears, inspect the washers and reseat the fitting by hand.
  • Replace batteries early — act on the low-battery warning rather than waiting for the schedule to stop.
  • Store it indoors over winter — in frost-prone areas, drain the timer and keep it inside until watering season returns.
Specifications
Product type Water timer for garden tap — 1 Zone and 2 Zone automatic sprinkler timer and drip irrigation tap timer
Variants 1 Zone / 2 Zone
Watering duration Approx. 1–360 minutes
Watering frequency Hourly to multi-day scheduling, up to 15 days
Modes Automatic / Manual / Rain Delay
Display LCD with schedule and battery information
Weather resistance IPX5
Working pressure Approx. 7.25–116 psi
Power 2 × AA 1.5V alkaline batteries
Connection BSP-compatible, fits standard Australian garden taps
Use Outdoor garden taps, lawn sprinklers, garden hoses and drip irrigation

What's Included
  • 1 Zone: 1 × water timer, 1 × thread seal tape, 1 × quick connector and 1 × user manual.
  • 2 Zone: 1 × dual outlet water timer, 2 × quick hose fittings, thread seal tape and 1 × user manual.
  • Filter and sealing accessories — supplied with the 2 Zone unit.
  • Batteries — supply your own 2 × AA 1.5V alkaline cells.

You asked, we answered.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are batteries included?
No. It needs 2 x AA 1.5 V alkaline batteries, which you supply. Replace them when the low-battery warning appears rather than waiting for the schedule to stop.
Should I choose 1 Zone or 2 Zone?
Choose 1 Zone when one watering line does the job. Choose 2 Zone when two areas need their own timing from the same tap, for example the lawn sprinkler on one outlet and a drip line on the other.
Will it fit my tap?
It has a BSP-compatible fitting that threads onto a standard Australian outdoor garden tap by hand, without tools. Your hose, sprinkler or drip line then connects to the outlet. It works at approx. 50 to 800 kPa.
How do I set the schedule?
Enter the current time, then the start time, watering duration (approx. 1 to 360 minutes) and frequency (hourly up to every 15 days). The LCD shows the time, start time, duration, frequency and next start. Watch the first full cycle to check the water reaches the root zone.
Can I skip watering when it rains?
Yes. Rain delay pauses the program for one day or several, then resumes without rebuilding the schedule. Manual mode lets you water anytime without changing the saved program.
What is included and how do I look after it?
1 Zone: timer, thread seal tape, quick connector and manual. 2 Zone: dual outlet timer, 2 quick hose fittings, thread seal tape, filter and sealing accessories, and manual. Rinse the inlet filter periodically, check the washers if it seeps, and in frost-prone areas drain it and store it indoors over winter.

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