Gardena T 1030 Plus manual Operating Your Water Timer, Fit anti-theft device optional

Connect soil moisture or rain sensor (optional):

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Fit anti-theft device (optional):

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In addition to time-based watering, it is also possible to include the soil moisture or rain sensor in the watering programs.

If the soil is moist enough, the program will be stopped, or a program will be prevented from starting. Manual operation via man. On / Off is unaffected by this.

1.Remove controller 4 from the housing of the Water Timer.

2.Place soil moisture sensor in the watered area

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place rain sensor (with extension cable if necessary) outside the watered area.

3.Insert the sensor in the sensor connection 9 of the Water Timer.

An adapter cable may be required to connect older sensors, which can be purchased from GARDENA Service, GARDENA Adapter cable Art. No. 1189-00.600.45.

To secure your Water Timer against theft, you can obtain the GARDENA Anti-theft device Art. No. 1815-00.791.00from GARDENA Service.

1.Screw clamp 0 with screw A firmly to the back of the Water Timer.

2.Use clamp 0 e.g. for fixing a chain.

It is no longer possible to remove the screw after it has been screwed in.

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5. Operating Your Water Timer

Set watering program:

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To set the program, the controller can be removed and mobile programming can be carried out (see 4. Putting Your Water Timer into Operation “Insert battery” ).

Set watering duration:

The watering duration can be set between 1 and 120 minutes in 13 steps.

vTurn Run Time control knob 1 to the required watering duration (e.g. 10 minutes).

Set watering frequency:

The watering frequency can be set between 8 hours (8h) and every 7th day (7th) in 6 steps.

vTurn Frequency control knob 2 to the required watering frequency (e.g. every 8 hours = 8h).

Watering start time:

5 seconds after setting the watering frequency, the set values are accepted and first watering begins. The time at which this happens is the future watering start time.

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