DIG, B092A 3/4” FHT X MHT Two- Dial Programmable Hose End Timer for Home Gardens and patios

This is a great water timer for a reasonable price . Easy to use. I am an older woman that has been struggling for a year with leaks in my drip system, I decided to buy all components from the same manufacturer and make sure I wasn't putting pipe fitting into hose fittings and stripping them. It turned out to be critical to have a pressure regulator attached to the spigot before adding the water timer. I had the pressure regulator and water timer down the line on a hose attached to the spigot. This last year I have had two water timers that flooded out. This timer uses a 9V battery. After having used timers with 4 AA batteries, I prefer the 9V. It lasts longer. It is not as convenient to replace the battery as some timers I have used. I recommend this timer for its simplicity. The front is easy to read. It gets the job done without driving you crazy! It was delivery very quickly.

Well, sometimes “simple” is better! Battery, two dials and go. This is my forth unit. Set how days between operation and how many minutes you want to have it run.

This DIG irrigation timer is the easiest to use and most reliable of all irrigation timers. DIG has a more sophisticated timer with digital screen interface; however, it is not as reliable or as long lasting as this one, the 9001EZ. This is the best, longest lasting, most reliable battery operated timer on the market. I've used other DIG timers and other brands and have had the most success with this one. What more can I say?

I had one on a regular faucet connection. We are in a drought area and are using rain barrels. I have attached one of these dependable and easy to program hose ender timers to each of my rain barrels for drip watering new trees and a flowerbed. They are workiing perfectly.

I bought 3 of these last summer and used them from may-november with no problems. I stored them inside for the winter, replaced the batteries and started using them again in early April this year. Based on recommendations in other reviews I installed them after a pressure reducer. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is the confusing instructions others have noted - you can only set the watering schedule immediately after installing the battery. You can follow their instructions to change the start time, but you can't change the duration. If you want to change both the start time and duration, you have to remove the battery for a couple of minutes, then reinstall it and then set a new watering schedule. Manually running an extra cycle, or turning it off when it's raining, work as described in the instructions. Simple to use, cheap, and have worked well for me for a year so far.

I own several of these. The plastic attachment to the faucet had cracked probably from moving the hose. I contacted the company and they immediately sent the part out no charge for the part or shipping. I also had one stop working and they again sent out a replacement free of charge. The interaction with the company has been painless and very professional which is so hard to find today in a company.

I have two of these and they are simple to use and stone-axe rugged. The only thing you need to go to the instructions for is to find out how to delay the start of a cycle. I use one for my place in Arizona to maintain the level in a small watering pool (for the fauna in the summer) and I have one on my deck in Seattle to water the pots in the summer. I would definitely recommend them for simple watering tasks.

We used this for the first time to water our garden during a two week trip. I set it up the week before to make sure it was working properly. When we got back from the trip, it was obvious that it had stopped working a few days into our trip; most of the plants survived, but clearly hadn't been watered in a few days. I tried changing the battery, but that made no difference; it simply didn't work. And since I hadn't tested it upon receipt m I was outside the return period.