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3. Technical Data
Operating pressure:
1 - 12 bar
Flow medium:
clean fresh water
Max. water temperature:
40 °C
Watering cycles per day
(programmable):
up to 3
Watering cycles per week:
every day, every 2nd, 3rd or 7th day
Watering cycles per program:
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 30, 60,
90 or 120 min.
Battery :
1 × 9 V alkali-manganese (alkaline)
type IEC 6LR61
Service life of the battery :
approx. 1 year
4. How the Water Timer Electronic Works
This GARDENA Water Timer Electronic T 1030 allows you to set different
watering times and cycles for different watering times independent of
whether you are using a sprinkler, a sprinkler system installation or a drip-
head watering system to water your garden.
Your Water Timer Electronic will water your garden completely automati-
cally according to the program you choose. You can set the timer to water
your garden early in the morning or late at night when water evaporates
the least, or while you are on holiday.
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GARDENA
Water Timer Electronic T 1030
1. Notes on these Operating Instructions
Please read these operating instructions carefully and observe the notes
given. Use these operating instructions to familiarise yourself with the
water timer, the unit’s features and proper use as well as with the notes
on safety.
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For safety reasons, children and young people under 16 as well
as anyone who is not familiar with these operating instructions
may not use the water timer.
Keep these operating instructions in a safe place.
2. Proper Use
The GARDENA Water Timer Electronic T 1030 is suitable and determinated
for private use in domestic and hobby gardens, exclusively for outdoor use,
to control sprinklers and watering systems.
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The water timer must not be used for industrial purposes or
in conjunction with chemicals, foodstuffs, easily flammable
and explosive materials.
Compliance with the operating instructions provided by the manufacturer
is a prerequisite to ensure proper use of the GARDENA Water Timer
Electronic.
The operating instructions also contain operating, servicing and mainte-
nance conditions.
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