Automatic Plant Watering Timer & Drip Irrigation Kit

Simple controls that run without daily attention

• Set the days and minutes once

  The DAY setting controls the watering interval and the TIME setting controls how long each run lasts. Set both once for a trip, or adjust them for the season. The manual button runs a cycle on demand so you can check the flow before you leave.

• One controller, four outlets

  The four-head drip arrow feeds several pots from one controller and one water source. Tee connectors extend the line, and the kit comes in 2, 4, 8 and 16 pump configurations, so the setup can match the number of pots you run.

• Built on a 2000mAh battery

  The controller charges over USB, so there is no battery swap to plan around. The 2000mAh battery powers the pump between recharges. Charge it fully before a trip and run the manual button once to confirm everything is working.

Battery, hose and outlets, in numbers

• 2000mAhRechargeable battery capacity
• 2 mSilicone hose length
• 4Drip outlets per arrow

Connect, set the days, set the minutes, done

1. 1
   Charge over USB

   Plug the USB cable into the controller and charge it fully before the first run.

2. 2
   Connect the water line

   Attach the 2 m silicone hose to the water container and the IN port. Connect the OUT port to the drip arrow and tubing.

3. 3
   Set the DAY interval

   Use the DAY setting to choose how many days pass between watering runs.

4. 4
   Set the TIME duration

   Use the TIME setting to choose how long each run lasts. Shorter runs suit lighter soil and hanging baskets.

5. 5
   Test with the manual button

   Press the manual button to run a cycle, then check the LED and the drip outlets before you leave.

Everything you need for multiple pots in one kit

• Controller host×1

  Matte white body with IN and OUT ports

• Stainless steel hook×1

  Hangs the controller on a rail or hook

• USB charging cable×1

  Charges the built-in battery

• Instruction manual×1

  Shows the IN/OUT connection and DAY/TIME settings

• Drip arrow×1

  Four-head arrow, count varies by listing

• Water drop arrow×1

  Quantity varies by listing

• Tee connector×1

  Quantity varies by listing

• 2 m silicone hose×1

  Connects the container to the controller

The dry pot you didn't see coming

The dry pot you didn't see coming

You leave on Friday with the plants looking fine. By Tuesday the top of the soil has pulled away from the pot edge and the leaves have started to curl. Hand-watering before a trip works until the trip gets longer or the plans change. A neighbor can forget, and a basic spike bottle runs dry or waters one pot unevenly.

A timer that waters while you don't

The controller sits on the water container and feeds a drip arrow that splits into the tubing. You set the DAY interval and the TIME duration once, then the drip stakes deliver water to each pot on schedule. The LED shows the setting at a glance, and the manual button lets you run a test cycle before you leave.

Come home to green

The soil is damp when you walk in and the leaves hold their shape. Nothing needs rescuing. The same setup works for the next trip, so the schedule you dial in once becomes the routine you stop thinking about.

What to expect as you start

1. First use
   Controller charged and connected

   Charge over USB, attach the hose to the water container, and run the drip arrow to your pots. Test with the manual button before setting a schedule.

2. 3 uses
   Schedule dialed in

   Adjust the DAY interval and TIME duration to match your soil and the weather. Check soil moisture after each run to confirm the setting.

3. 30 days
   Routine on autopilot

   After a month the timer runs with little attention. Recharge as needed and check the hose and tubing for kinks or clogs.

Why a timer beats spikes and daily watering