Product Description

Hozelock HOZ2705 - 2705 Aqua Control 1 Timer

AC PLUS is a battery powered water computer that attaches to an outside tap. It is supplied with three tap adaptors to enable connection to any outside tap (1 , 3/4 , 1/2 BSP).

The AC PLUS is programmed using a dial and buttons, this allows

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22248 in Lawn & Patio
• Brand: Hozelock Ltd
• Model: 2705
• Released on: 2009-03-30

Features

• Electronic water timer
• Dial programming
• Compatable with Hozelock System
• Inlet Size (1/2", 3/4",1")

Manufacturer's Description
The Aqua Control 1 is an electronic water timer with dial programming, offering a variety of watering durations from once per week up to four times per day. Five once-a-day options of variable durations and supplemented by 8 pre-set programs offering a range of watering schedules.

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Customer Reviews

Hozelock Aqua Control Water Timer excels!
Hozelock Aqua Control Water Timer

During the summer months one can never predict how long the drier periods will last and regular watering with a hand held hose can be quite a chore. Having already tried a Gardena product with frequent failures, despite the replacement of several electronic LCD modules, I almost gave up in despair when I was told by a friend that he'd never experienced problems like this with his Hozelock controller.

I wanted something simple and reliable so I was persuaded to try the Hozelock Aqua Control. Battery costs are lower because it doesn't require the more expensive 9 volt battery I had in my previous controller. I found it simple to setup and it has now been operating for more than a month without a problem. I am confident I can look forward to a reliable watering system that will keep my plants watered throughout the summer ... well done Hozelock!

Excellent
Great piece of kit. Easy to use and reliable. Does just what it says on the package.

Hozelock Timer
Basic simple to use and robust which is all it needs to be, unless you want all the whistles and bells of the functions you will probably never use this is just fine to do the job, easy to work and change the timer on you can leave in the on position and it will turn it's self off when finished, or choose graduated times dependent on the conditions, would a rain sensor help? depends what you are doing if there is a risk of overwatering then go up to that model, if not the only grump I can throw at this is that to set the time it turns on you have to set it at that time, it then remembers and this becomes the default when it jumps into life, however if you make the mistake when turning the dial of going over the section for time setting it will set it to the current time, in use it's simple, just think about what you are doing and it will become a reliable friend.