Quick and easy to fit to your garden tap. Easy programming of independent outlets. Watering cycles...Quick and easy to fit to your garden tap. Easy programming of independent outlets. Watering cycles up to three. Easy programming. Up to 2 different irrigation cycles at the same time. Many different settings possible. Weight: 1.48371102326 Pounds. Manufacturer: Claber.
This guide is for anyone looking to automate their garden watering with the Claber Aquadue Duplo Water Timer. The key benefit is the ability to easily set independent watering schedules for two different zones, saving you time and ensuring your plants get the right amount of water. Keep in mind that you'll need a 9V battery for operation.
All features
Colour
Black
Model Part Number
8410
Brand
Claber
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of battery does the timer use?
The timer uses a 9V alkaline battery (6LR61).
How do I set the watering duration?
Use the buttons to navigate to the watering time setting and adjust the minutes and hours.
Can I set different watering schedules for each outlet?
Yes, each outlet can be programmed independently with its own watering schedule.
What is the maximum watering time?
The maximum watering time is 23 hours and 59 minutes.
Is the timer waterproof?
The timer is weather-resistant and designed for outdoor use but should be protected from extreme conditions.
How do I connect a rain sensor?
The timer is designed to connect directly to the Rain Sensor. Consult the Rain Sensor's user manual for connection details.
How often should I replace the battery?
The battery life depends on usage, but a single battery should last for an entire season. The display shows the battery status.
Can I manually turn on the water?
No, the Claber Aquadue Duplo does not support manual override. You need to reprogram the timer.
Troubleshooting
Timer not turning on
Check the battery and ensure it's correctly installed and has sufficient charge. Also, ensure that the tap is turned on.
Watering schedule not working
Verify that the correct time, start times, and watering durations have been set. Check for a connected rain sensor and ensure it is not preventing watering. Reset the timer to default settings.
Water leaking from the timer
Ensure the timer is securely attached to the tap and all connections are tight. Check for any debris or damage to the rubber seals. Replace the seals if needed.
Display is unreadable
Ensure the display is not in direct sunlight. If the display is faded, replace the battery.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Independent control of two watering zones.
Simple and intuitive programming interface.
Long battery life.
Durable and weather-resistant construction.
Rain sensor compatibility for water conservation.
Cons
Requires a 9V battery (not included).
Limited to three watering cycles per day per outlet.
No option for manual override without changing the programmed settings.
LCD display can be difficult to read in direct sunlight.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Screw the timer directly onto your garden tap. Ensure a tight seal to prevent leaks.
Battery Installation: Insert a 9V alkaline battery into the battery compartment. The digital battery status indicator will show the battery status.
Programming: Use the three buttons to navigate the menu and set your desired watering schedules. Refer to the display to review settings.
Compatibility: Compatible with standard garden taps with 20-27mm threads. Ensure your water pressure is within the operating range of 0.2 to 12 bar.
Care: Regularly check for leaks. During the winter, remove the timer and store it in a dry, frost-free location. Clean the filter with a brush to remove debris.