Programs A B C WrTF? (What r They For?) | Sprinkler Timer help

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A lot of people ask me what Programs A, B, and C are for on their sprinkler timer so I’ll explain it in this video. Plus I'll show you a useful thing to do with an unused program.
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Chapters:
0:00 Introduction
0:10 What are They For?
3:07 Bonus
4:28 Conclusion
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[@johnskitzis6540]

Great explanation! I see a lot of people who don’t really understand this set all the programs which just amounts to a lot of water waste. Thanks Tom!

[@helencampbell6160]

Great explanation. Any suggestions of how to turn off the rain? LOL

[@yourwardrobewhisperer4606]

I'm a flower farmer and is be interested to learn about systems especially for that application. I know some systems have 10-12 zones..... is that what you're talking about with A, B, C and D?

[@SprinklerPros]

Every timer model is different in how many zones it will accommodate. If you have a 6-station timer and the timer has 3 programs (A B C), then you have the option to water each zone on each of the 3 programs if you wish. Most folks just keep everything on program A for simplicity, but you can program any of those 6 stations on any of those programs as needed for versatility. With this in mind, re-watch the video and see if it is clearer to you. If not, let me know.