RainPoint ITV205 Automatic Garden Drip Irrigation Water Timer | 2-Zone | Universal Tap Adapter | LCD

It really has the extra pressure and greater flow compared to the cheaper versions, Very happy with the results!

We have been using the water timer now for a week. So far so good. It was easy to set up and turns the water on as programmed. We love the second spot so we can have 2 zones for our irrigation system.

This dual water timer did not leak, was easy to program and has been working really well with our drip hoses to keep some of our garden watered.

Bought May 2026. Great value for the money. Batteries last a long time. Straightforward to use, barely needed to consult the manual to set it up. I haven’t had to think about watering my plants since setting up my watering schedule. I checked during the watering sessions the first couple of weeks to ensure it worked reliably, and did not have any issues. I would recommend to buy all the recommended parts that go along with the watering timer. I would also recommend to encase it within some sort of housing to protect it from the sun and the rain to ensure greater longevity.

Just installed and seems to be working fine. Quite easy to set watering times. Would appreciate if the hose connections were metal instead of plastic but will see how it holds up long term.

UPDATE: Customer service reached out and stated they “upgraded the circuit board with a protective coating and improved the internal components to enhance durability and reliability.” A replacement was sent out. I purchased two of these units and installed them on April 7. By July 7, one of them had completely failed. One timer was installed under a covered porch and the other was exposed to normal outdoor conditions, so I'm not convinced these are truly built for long-term outdoor use. The first sign of trouble was that the displayed time was incorrect. When I went to reset it, the entire screen went blank and became unreadable. I replaced the batteries even though the battery indicator showed a full charge, but that made no difference. The display remained dead, the timer stopped cycling the valves, and the unit became completely unusable. There were no signs of water intrusion, physical damage, or corrosion. It almost seemed like an internal electronic or circuit board failure. Up until that point, the timer worked exactly as expected and performed very well. It's disappointing because the product worked great while it lasted, but a complete failure after only three months of use is not what I would expect from an outdoor irrigation timer.