Gardena T 1030 1805 Bedienungsanleitung

GB Operating Instructions

Water Timer Electronic T 1030

SBruksanvisning

Bevattningstimer electronic T 1030

NL Gebruiksaanwijzing

Elektronische watertimer T 1030

DGebrauchsanweisung

Bewässerungsuhr electronic T 1030

FIN Kä ttöohjeet

Elektroninen kasteluajastin T 1030

Art. 1805

GARDENA

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.

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.

AFor 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.

AThe 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.

6. Operating Parts

1Complete housing Accompanying accessories

2Watering cycle control knob BG ¾ adaptor for sleeve nut

(Frequency) CGARDENA threaded tap

3Watering time control knob connector

(Run Time)

4Key for starting time (Start Time) Option

5Battery compartment DAnti-theft protection

6Control unit connection plug

7Release button for control unit

8Connection socket for Soil

Moisture Sensor / Rain Sensor

9Control knob markings

0Control unit

ASleeve nut

7. Features of the Water Timer

7.1 Operating elements (Fig. C)

Frequency To set the watering cycle.

Run Time To set the watering time (Run Time), watering

starting time and to open and close the water flow

by hand.

Start Time ▲▲The starting time is delayed by an hour from the time

you set the timer, each time you press the key.

7.2 More Functions

Sleeve nut with adaptor

To connect the Water Timer to the tap.

GARDENA threaded tap connector

Fits GARDENA System hoses.

Connection For GARDENA Soil Moisture Sensor (Art. No. 1187)

and GARDENA Rain Sensor (Art. No. 1189).

Battery compartment

To insert a 9 V battery.

5. Summary of Operating Instructions

1. Insert the battery.

Only use a 9 V alkali-manganese (alkaline) battery type IEC 6LR61.

Check the polarity (+/– markings).

2. Setting the watering

frequency

The following watering cycles

can be selected using the

Frequency control knob:

3. Setting the watering time / starting time (Run Time)

You can select the watering time using the Run Time control knob 3.

You can select 13 positions between 1 and 120 minutes.

The times you enter are accepted 5 seconds after you have

finished entering the data. The time this happens is the future

watering starting time.

4. Delaying the starting time (Start Time)

The Start Time can be delayed up to 5 seconds after you have selected

the Run Time. Each time you press the Start Time key 4, the Start

Time is delayed by 1 hour from the original time set.

5. Manual On/Off operation (Man)

Turning the Run Time knob 3to On opens the valve, turning it back

to Off or to the required watering time, closes the valve. The starting

time you originally programmed remains unchanged.

6. Reset

Turning the Run Time knob 3to Reset deletes the starting time

and watering time. The watering valve is not opened.

7. Bad weather operation (Man / Off)

If Run Time 3is set to Off, your garden will not be watered automati-

cally. e.g. during a rainy period. If, at the end of the rainy period, you

turn the knob back to the required watering time, the starting time you

selected remains unchanged.

Setting Watering Cycle

7th every 7 days

3rd every 3 days

2nd every 2 days

24 h daily

12 h twice a day

8 h three times a day

8.3 Checking the new battery

To check the new battery, turn on the tap and turn the knob on the water

timer to On (valve opens) and then shortly afterwards to Off (valve closes).

If the battery capacity is too low a warning tone which beeps at intervals

will sound.

Note: To ensure that the water does not cause any damage make sure

that the water flow is directed away from the water timer (connect hose,

stand a bucket underneath, etc.).

9. Setting the Watering Data

Note: The control unit 0of the water timer can be removed (Fig. B).

This allows you to select the watering program somewhere other than

where the water timer is to be used.

9.1 Setting the watering cycle

You can determine how often your garden should be watered by turning

the Frequency knob 2:

– every 8, 12 or 24 hours (8 h, 12 h, 24 h) or

– every 2nd, 3rd or 7th day (2nd,3

rd,7

th)

Note: Intermediate positions are not possible.

9.2 Starting time and watering time

1. Turn the Run Time control knob 3to Reset.

2. Then set the Run Time control knob 3to the required watering time:

1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 15, 30, 60, 90 or 120 minutes.

Important ! After 5 seconds the time you have set is accepted.

This is signalled acoustically by a double beep.

3. The double beep also indicates that the current time has been accepted

as the starting time for future watering programs. The future watering

starting time can be delayed by an hour each time you press Start

Time ▲.The Start Time ▲must be activated before the double beep.

Note: The water timer beeps every time you press the key correctly

to confirm you have delayed the time by one hour.

Important ! Start Time ▲is only active for a max. of 5 seconds after

the last time you press the key. It is then no longer possible to change

the starting time. This is signalled by a double beep.

The watering starting time can only be deleted by turning the knob

to Reset.

7.3 Other products which can be connected

Fig. D Anti-theft protection

With special one-way screw and bracket.

Available from GARDENA Services.

Fig. E GARDENA Soil Moisture Sensor (Art. No. 1187)

Fig. F GARDENA Rain Sensor (Art. No. 1189)

Fig. G GARDENA Automatic Water Distributor (Art. No. 1198)

8. Preparation for Use

Before you use your water timer you must:

1. Insert the battery

2. Connect the water timer to the tap

3. Ensure the new battery works properly.

8.1 Inserting the battery (Fig. A)

1. Remove the control unit 0from the housing of the water timer by

pressing the release button 7(see Fig. B/C).

2. Insert the battery in the battery compartment 5(only use a 9 V

alkaline battery type IEC 6LR61) (Fig. A).

Note: When inserting the battery pay attention to the +/– markings.

3. Reattach the control unit to the housing. The water timer beeps to

signal it is ready to be programmed.

After another 5 seconds a double beep confirms that the current

settings have been accepted (except when Run Time is set to Reset).

Note: the current time is taken to be the starting time.

4. To delete the current settings, turn the knob to Reset. Set the timer

as described under “Setting the Watering Data”.

8.2 Connecting to the Tap (Fig. C)

The Water Timer is fitted with a sleeve nut for taps with 33.3 mm (G1)

thread.

Adaptor for G ¾ thread (26.5 mm)

The adaptor supplied allows the Water Timer to be connected to taps

with a G ¾ thread (26.5 mm). If you are using the adaptor, screw the

adaptor onto the tap before screwing the water timer onto the adaptor.

Warning ! Attach and screw on manually. Do not use pliers!

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“On” position

In the On position the valve is opened after a delay of 2 seconds and then

automatically closed again after 30 minutes. If the water timer is switched

to On during an automatic watering program the valve stays open and is

closed after 30 minutes.

“Off” position

In the Off position, an open valve is closed after a delay of 2 seconds.

10. Changing the Setting

The time and the watering time can be changed using the control knob

(Run Time).

The changes are accepted after approx. 5 seconds and this is signalled

acoustically by a double beep. If the water timer is not reset the original

starting time remains unchanged.

Making changes during watering

You can change the watering time (Run Time) during an automatic

watering program as follows:

.If the elapsed watering time is shorter than the new watering time

you have selected, then the new watering time is valid.

Example:

Old Run Time = 10 minutes, changed after 5 minutes to 30 minutes.

The total watering time is then 30 minutes.

.If the watering time which has already expired is longer than the new

watering time, the water flow is interrupted in the next minute.

If you have already chosen the starting time (Start Time / Run Time

already set) any changes you make to the watering frequency

(Frequency) are active as soon as the next watering program starts.

If you have forgotten the current start time, you should reset the Water

Timer and then re-enter the watering data.

9.3 Examples

Current time: 9:00 am.

The watering program should run as follows:

Example a) Every day at 9:00 for 10 minutes.

Example b) 3 x a day (= every 8 hours) for 2 minutes. at 10:00,

at 18:00 and at 2:00.

Example c) Every 3 days at 16:00 for 60 minutes.

The timer should be programmed as follows:

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Setting Setting Start Time ▲▲

Frequency Run Time key

Example a) 24 h 10 min. do not press

Example b) 8 h 2 min. press once

Example c) 3rd 60 min. press 7 times

The watering time has now been changed. The water timer will now

automatically run the required watering programs.

9.4 Turning off the watering programs

The watering programs can be switched off for any period of time

e.g. in periods of bad weather as follows:

1. Turn the Run Time knob 3clockwise to Off.

2. To restart the watering e.g. at the end of the bad weather period,

turn the Run Time knob 3back to the required watering time.

Note: The starting time you previously selected remains unchanged

so that your garden is watered at the usual times (the times you pro-

grammed).

9.5 Manual On/Off operation

In addition to watering your garden fully automatically, the Water Timer

can be operated manually by turning the Run Time knob 3to On or Off.

Automatic watering programs during this time are not executed or inter-

rupted. After manually opening / closing the valve (On / Off) you can once

again select a watering time. A watering starting time which you deter-

mined earlier remains unchanged.

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11. Battery

11.1 Status indicator

If the battery capacity falls below a certain level, a warning signal sounds

every 15 seconds. The programs you have set are not run. The water flow

cannot be opened manually. If a valve is open, however, it will be closed.

11.2 Changing the battery

If the battery capacity is too low (the warning signal beeps every

15 seconds), you must change the battery. To do this, the water timer

must be removed from the tap.

Important : Changing the battery deletes the data you have set.

To change the battery:

1. Insert the battery in the battery compartment 5.

2. Set the Run Time control knob 3to Reset.

3. Reset the watering data as described in “Setting the watering data”.

If the Run Time knob 3is not turned to Reset, 5 seconds after the

battery was inserted the current Run Time 3and Frequency 2settings

shall be accepted. This is confirmed by a double beep.

Note: The time the battery was changed is taken to be the starting time.

To ensure that the water timer works properly we recommend that you

insert a new battery at the beginning of every gardening season, or at

the latest after a year.

Important ! Please dispose of used batteries properly at the appropriate

communal waste disposal site. Only dispose of batteries when flat.

12. Notes on Safety and Operation

.The minimum water output to ensure that the Water Computer

functions correctly is 20-30 l/h.

For example, at least 10 x 2-litre Drip Heads are required to

control the Micro-Drip-System.

.The Water Timer must be stored in a dry place away from frost

before the frosty season begins.

.The max. temperature for the water flow is 40 °C.

.The minimum operating pressure is 1 bar, the maximum opera-

ting pressure is 12 bar.

.For functional safety reasons, only use a 9 V alkali-manganese

battery.

.The water timer beeps at intervals to indicate that the battery

capacity is too low until the battery is flat. When the water timer

is beeping the valve is no longer opened. To ensure that the water

timer works properly a battery with low capacity must be exchan-

ged.

.We recommend fitting the water timer with a new battery at the

beginning of every gardening season or at the latest after a year.

.The functional safety of the water timer depends on the capability

of the battery. The water timer will only run for approx. 1 year if

the new alkali-manganese battery has a nominal voltage of at least

9 V. Check the battery before you buy it.

.To prevent water penetrating the battery compartment, the Water

Timer may only be installed in a perpendicular position with the

sleeve nut pointing upwards.

.The control unit must be attached to the Water Timer during

operation.

.Warning ! Only use the water timer outdoors.

The water timer is not approved for indoor use.

.Check the filter in the sleeve nut Aregularly and clean if neces-

sary.

.Avoid tensile strain. Do not pull the hose connected to the Water

Timer.

.Only use clear fresh water.

13. Options

13.1 Anti-Theft Protection (Fig. F)

To protect your Water Timer against theft, the GARDENA anti-theft

protection (1815-00.791.00) is available at GARDENA Service.

The bracket on the anti-theft protection is fitted onto the back of the

unit. Note that the screw included cannot be loosened once it has been

screwed in. The bracket can be used, for example, to attach a chain.

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Faults Possible cause Remedy

Watering program Battery capacity Insert a new alkaline

do not run. too low; water timer battery.

is beeping.

Watering program Set the Run Time

turned off. Run Time to the required

set to Off or Reset. watering time.

Valve was opened Run Time set to On.

manually and closed Set the Run Time

automatically after back to the required

30 minutes. watering time.

Tap turned off. Turn on tap.

Connected Soil Check the moisture

Moisture Sensor / level setting on the

Rain Sensor indicates Soil Moisture Sensor.

adequate amount of

moisture.

Watering program Water timer has Determine the new

run at the wrong been reset. starting time. Set the

time. starting time (see

“Setting the watering

data”).

Battery flat after Not an alkaline Use an alkaline

working for a battery. battery.

short time.

Device not working. Battery inserted Observe the

incorrectly. +/– markings.

Battery is flat. Insert a new alkaline

battery.

If you have any problems with your Water Timer, please contact our

Customer Service or return the defective unit together with a short de-

scription of the problem directly to one of the GARDENA Service Centres

listed on the back of this leaflet.

If covered under warranty, please include a copy of the receipt.

13.2 GARDENA Soil Moisture Sensor (Fig. E)

Together with the GARDENA Soil Moisture Sensor Art. No. 1187 watering

is controlled considering the soil moisture.

Assembly

The Soil Moisture Sensor is connected to the socket 8on the back of

the control unit (Fig. A).

How it works

If the connected Soil Moisture Sensor indicates there is sufficient moisture

then the watering program is either interrupted or not initiated.

Note: Manual watering (On, Off) is still possible.

13.3 GARDENA Rain Sensor (Fig. F)

Together with the GARDENA Rain Sensor Art. No. 1189 watering is

controlled considering natural precipitation.

Assembly

The Rain Sensor, as an alternative to the Soil Moisture Sensor, can be

connected to the connection socket 8on the back of the control unit

(Fig. A).

How it works

If the connected Rain Sensor indicates an appropriate amount of rain,

the watering program is interrupted or not initiated.

Note: Manual watering (On, Off) is still possible.

13.4 GARDENA Automatic Water Distributor (Fig. G)

Connecting the GARDENA Automatic Water Distributor (Art. No. 1198)

allows you to control up to 6 watering lines with your water timer electronic

(max. 3 lines per day).

Ideal in areas with not enough water flow to operate all areas at the same

time. Allows the operation of each channel one after the other.

14. Faults

Faults Possible cause Remedy

Manual opening Battery capacity Insert a new alkaline

using “On” not / too low. battery.

not completely Tap turned off. Turn on tap.

We expressly point out that, in accordance with the product liability

law, we are not liable for any damage caused by our units if it is due

to improper repair or if parts exchanged are not original GARDENA

parts or parts approved by us, and, if the repairs were not carried

out by a GARDENA Service Centre or an authorised specialist.

The same applies to spare parts and accessories.

EU Certificate of Conformity

The undersigned

GARDENA Kress + Kastner GmbH · Hans-Lorenser-Str. 40 · D-89079 Ulm

hereby certifies that, when leaving our factory, the unit indicated below is

in accordance with the harmonised EU guidelines, EU standards of safety

and product specific standards.

This certificate becomes void if the unit is modified without our approval.

Description of the unit:

Water Timer Electronic

Type: T1030

Art. No.: 1805

EU directives:

Electromagnetic Compatibility

89/336/EC

Directive 93/68/EC

Year of CE marking:

1998

Ulm, 17.07.1998

Thomas Heinl

Technical Dept. Manager

Guarantee

GARDENA honours the guarantee

legally required for this product

(starting from the date of pur-

chase). This guarantee covers

all serious defects of the unit that

can be proved to be material

or manufacturing faults.

Under warranty we will either

replace the unit or repair it free

of charge if the following condi-

tions apply:

.The unit must have been

handled properly and in keep-

ing with the requirements of

the operating instructions.

.Neither the purchaser or a

non-authorised third party have

attempted to repair the unit.

.Defects in the Water Timer

attributable to batteries which

have been incorrectly installed

or are leaking are excluded

from the warranty provisions.

This manufacturer’s guarantee

does not affect the user’s existing

warranty claims against the dealer/

seller.

If you have any problems with

your Water Timer, please contact

our Customer Service or return

the defective unit together with

a short description of the problem

directly to one of the GARDENA

Service Centres listed on the

back of this leaflet.

Garanti

GARDENA lämnar den enligt

Europeisk lag gällande garantin

för denna produkt. Garantin gäller

från inköpsdatum. Garantin om-

fattar väsentliga fel på produkten

som beror på fabrikations- eller

materialfel och som påtalats

oss före garantitidens utgång.

Garantin innebär utbyte mot en

produkt med perfekt funktion eller

gratis reparation av den insända

produkten om följande villkor är

uppfyllda:

.Produkten har använts var-

samt och enligt bruksanvis-

ningen.

.Köparen eller någon annan

får inte ha försökt reparera

produkten.

.Defekter på bevattningstimern

som uppstått genom fel insatta

eller förbrukade batterier om-

fattas inte av garantin.

Tillverkarens garanti gäller ej

särskilda överenskommelser mel-

lan återförsäljare och köpare.

Vid störningar ber vi dig sända

in produkten tillsammans med

bevis för inköpet och en felbe-

skrivning till GARDENA Service.

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