Claber Aquauno Video-2 Water Timer - Green

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The Claber Aquauno Video-2 Water Timer is designed for gardeners who want effortless and efficient watering. It allows you to automate your watering schedule, saving you time and ensuring your plants receive consistent hydration. A key benefit is the easy programming with just three buttons and a clear display. However, remember to protect the timer from freezing temperatures during winter.
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 8428 |
| Brand | Claber |
Use the three buttons on the timer to set the start time, watering duration, and days of the week. The display provides clear guidance on your settings.
The timer uses a 9V alkaline battery (6LR61).
No, the device doesn't have a manual on/off override.
The battery can last for a full season, but monitor the battery status indicator on the display and replace the battery when the low battery icon appears.
The timer requires a minimum water pressure of 0.1 bar to function correctly. If the pressure is too low, the timer may not operate properly.
Unscrew the filter from the timer and rinse it under running water to remove any debris.
Yes, the electronic components are sealed to provide weather resistance. However, it is recommended to store the timer indoors during winter to prevent frost damage.
The manufacturer's warranty information is not available in the provided data.
Check the battery and ensure it's correctly inserted and has sufficient power. If the battery is low, replace it.
Check that the tap is turned on. Also, inspect the filter for any blockages and clean it as needed.
The display may be difficult to see in direct sunlight. Try shading it or viewing it from a different angle.
Double-check the programmed settings, including the start time, duration, and days of the week. Ensure there are no conflicts or errors in the schedule.