Smart Dual Water Timer

1. Dual Hose Faucet Timer

Components:

• Inlet Filter
• Water Inlet Connection
• LED Light
• ON/OFF Button
• Water Outlet

Specification:

2. WI-FI Hub

Components:

• LED Light
• Control Button

Specification:

3. Initial Water Timer Setup

1. Insert 4x AA Batteries
   Pull out the tray on the back of the timer. Insert 4 AA (1.5V) alkaline batteries and install the tray.
   

   Note: Please do not mix alkaline, standard (carbon-zinc), or rechargeable batteries.

2. Install the Timer
   Connect the timer to an outdoor hose faucet. Your timer can be used on any product that can be connected to a standard hose faucet.
   

   Note: Do not place the timer in an underground valve box or anywhere your Bluetooth signal will be obstructed.

3. Turn on Your Water
   The water must remain on for the timer to work properly.

4. Initial Smart Life App Setup

1. Download the Smart Life App
   Scan the QR code and download the Android or IOS APP, then install the APP. If you have already installed the Smart Life APP, go to step 2.

   (QR code and app store links are not included as per instructions)

2. Power the Wi-Fi Hub & Timer
   Plug the Wi-Fi Hub into an indoor outlet. The distance between the gateway and the water timer should not exceed 50ft.
3. Pair the Wi-Fi Hub
   Turn on the phone's Bluetooth and WiFi, and tap "Add device" or "+" to add the smart device to the app. Select "Gateway Control" > "Wireless Gateway (BLE)" > "add WiFi Hub".

   Enter your password and connect with Wi-Fi. (Only supports 2.4G Wi-Fi). Waiting for connecting to be 100%. Edit the name of your Hub and completed.

   Choose an indoor location for your hub near the router and the outside location of your timer and within the range of Wi-Fi. Avoid areas where the signal must travel through more than one wall, dirt, or thick steel barriers.

4. Add the Water timer
   After the WiFi hub gets connected, add the timer on the WiFi hub.
   1. Long-press either of the "ON/OFF buttons" for 6s until the two green lights flash quickly at the same time to keep the water timer in pairing mode.
   2. Tap "Add device" to add the timer in hub. Select "Add new device".
   3. Waiting for connecting to be 100%. Edit the name of your water timer and completed.

5. App Home Screen

The app displays:

• Battery Life
• Setting
• Date
• Weather
• Temperature
• Zone1 and Zone2 status
• Zone1 and Zone2 Custom image options
• Zone1 and Zone2 Watering Switch
• Zone1 and Zone2 watering countdown (e.g., Work Time: 0h 10min)
• Schedule for Zone1 and Zone2 (with options to set time)

6. Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant

The Smart dual water timer with WiFi hub can be used with Alexa and Google Assistant.

For Google Assistant:

1. Ok, Google. start <Device name>
2. Ok, Google. stop <Device name>

For Amazon Alexa:

1. Alexa, open <Device name>
2. Alexa, close <Device name>

Note:

• There is a default name for the device (Zone1 / Zone2). You can edit the device name. Incorrect commands will not work.
• The timer will not work without the WiFi hub.

7. Additional Water Timer Features

1. Manual Watering
   Allows manual watering without disturbing the programmed schedule. Use to test equipment, run additional watering cycles, or use a hose faucet without removing the timer. Click the watering icon [?] to activate manual watering. Use the app to set the duration (e.g., Work Time: 0h 10min). The remaining watering time will be displayed.
2. Stop Watering
   You can stop the flow of water at any time, whether during manual watering or a programmed time. Click the watering icon [?] again to stop watering. (NOTE: icon without water droplets)
3. Rain Delay Function
   Allows you to postpone watering for 1 day up to 7 days due to rain or when the ground is already wet. Click the button to activate manual watering. Use the app to set the duration for the rain delay feature.

8. FAQ

Q1: Why the Bluetooth water timer didn't turn on/off at the preset time?

A1:

• Programming is incorrect
• The water pressure is too low
• Particles of dirt or debris stuck in the valve
• More than one start time is programmed with overlapping schedules
• Manual watering is on
• Faulty valve
• The batteries were low
• The faucet is off.

Q2: Why Bluetooth keeps dropping connection?

A2:

• The Bluetooth of the water timer is currently in sleep mode; please wait 5-10 seconds for automatic reconnection. Alternatively, scroll down to refresh the home page of the APP, or disconnect the Bluetooth from your phone and turn it on again.
• If the device has been connected to other mobile phones, please disconnect it first.
• Make sure the device battery is charged and place the phone as close to the device as possible.
• You do not need to stay connected once you set up your schedule. The device will always keep your watering settings and work automatically according to the schedule.

Q3: Why is the water valve out of little water?

A3: If you are using a gravity feed system (e.g., a rain barrel system), it may not work or may have low water pressure. Gravity feed systems lack the necessary pressure for this timer. It requires pressure measuring.

9. Warm Tips

• The best range for connection and control is within 49.2 ft in an open area.
• The Bluetooth water timer does not support Alexa & Google voice or remote control.
• Do not use your timer when the air temperature is below 40°F (4.5°C). Remove timers from the hose faucet and store them indoors to avoid potential frozen damage.
• The filter can trap dirt particles; please clean the filter regularly and replace it if worn.
• Please replace batteries when the low battery indicator appears on the display. When replacing the power unit, ensure the water timer is dry.
• To prevent leakage, ensure the water timer is tightly attached to the faucet and hose, and add a rubber washer and thread seal tape if necessary.

Note:

• The water flow is reduced by half when the two zones are turned on at the same time.
• The water flow in two zones may be different if you turn on one zone first and then turn on the other zone.