Claber Aquauno Practico Plus Water Timer Guide
Watch the product guide for the Claber Aquauno Pratico Plus. This video provides information on installation, setting the timer and maintenance.
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What is required. A nine volt alkaline battery.
Fitting the battery. Press in the two side buttons, open the timer unit, and connect one nine volt alkaline battery. Use only a new battery, and replace it at the beginning of the season every year. Fit the battery in the pocket, and the cover back into place with light pressure.
Cleaning the filter. The timer is protected by a mesh filter that ensures long lasting and trouble free operation. To clean it, simply unscrew the ring nut, remove the filter from its seat, and wash it under running water.
Installing the timer. Screw the timer to the water tap, and fully tighten the ring nut only by hand. No tools are required. Connect the hose to the fitting provided, and then to the timer. Remember to turn on the water tap.
Setting the watering time. Press the green button to start watering. Once the watering time is judged to be sufficient, sixty minutes maximum, press the red button to shut off the flow. Timer will memorise the number of minutes that have elapsed, and repeat the program every day at the same time. To delete the program, press the red and the green button simultaneously. Now another program can be set, starting at a different time, and with a different duration.
Rain sensor. The timer can also be connected to the Claber Rain Sensor, which suspends the watering program automatically in case of rain, and resumes it when the weather turns fine again. Simply connect the sensor lead to the socket provided removing the factory installed jumper. No tools are required.
Protection in winter. At the end of the warm season, and before the first winter frosts, disconnect the timer from the tap, remove the battery, and store the timer indoors sheltered from freezing temperatures and damp. This will ensure the timer remains as good as new for many springs and summers to come.
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