Orbit 62001 Lawn and Garden Digital Watering Timer
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Orbit 62001 Lawn and Garden Digital Watering Timer
Customer Review: Great for the price so far
Summary: 5 Stars
Works great, I understand some people have had moisture problems, next year problems, etc. I've wrapped mine in a large zip-lok bag, and plan to bring it in before freezing. Everything is great after 8 weeks of un-attended service. I like to detachable programmer. Good buy so far.Customer Review: Great on paper BUT...
Summary: 3 Stars
This unit is easy to program and was the closest hose timer that resembled controllers on irrigation systems. You can set days to water, set the start times and duration of 4 individual watering times a day, manually override, delay 24hrs for days it rains... perfect. However, this unit will not be adequate if you have long runs where every little bit of water pressure counts. When open to water, it is restrictive and you will lose some water pressure. A shame really.
Customer Review: Great product
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great product!!
It is easy to use. I love not having to play around with the sprinklers every day. My lawn looks great and I do not have to be busy with it.
Customer Review: Great product!
Summary: 5 Stars
I have had this for about 1.5 months. It works as described. I have had no problems with leaks or water damage. My wife was able to reprogram this item while I was out of town without the manual. It is a little loud when the valve opens. It can be startling at 4 am if you aren't sure what it is. We can hear it through our small house. Note: This could be a function of the water pressure as well.
Pros:
No leaks
Easy to program
No problems with water damage
Cons:
A little loud
Customer Review: Great product!
Summary: 5 Stars
These timers are great, very dependable even through our hot Arizona Summer! We usually put ours on in April or early May and they run on fresh batteries until we take them off in November. (don't let them freeze!)If it's true that this model has been discontinued, I think the company should reconsider.