Don’t Buy a Smart Water Timer Until You Watch This! Lumary vs. Rainpoint

Are water timers worth it? I put Two of amazons most popular water timers head to head. The Lumary smart water timer vs Rainpoint 2 zone wifi water timer for garden hose. Is this the best way to spot water
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Making a final purchase is never easy. Here's some detailed information about these two water timers.
Details about the Lumary Smart Water Timer
- Smart Irrigation: Customize regular or cyclical irrigation schedules to suit your plants' needs, with the ability to check irrigation history to ensure your watering plan is on track.
- Rain Delay: Skip watering for 24, 48, or 72 hours during rainy or snowy days to conserve water and prevent over-watering.
Manual/Automatic/App Control: Control your timer via the Lumary App, voice commands (after pairing with the gateway), or manual mode for flexible on-demand watering.
- Durable & Waterproof: Built with sturdy brass inlets and IP55 waterproofing for long-lasting use in harsh outdoor conditions, ensuring reliable performance in gardens and landscapes.
- Customizable Zones: Personalize watering schedules, time, and duration for each zone with a 2-outlet design, providing efficient and well-distributed watering for your garden and lawn.
- Smart Connectivity: Connect to a 2.4GHz WiFi network and pair with the Lumary gateway to control your watering system via the Lumary app. Expand the system to manage up to 32 timers within a range of 50-165 feet.
- Water-Saving Features: Conserve water by delivering the exact amount needed for your garden, supporting sustainability while protecting your home.
Details about the Rainpoint 2 zone wifi water timer for garden hose
- Remote Control: Connect via 2.4 GHz WiFi and control your watering
schedules from anywhere using the RainPoint Smart+ APP. View 7-day
watering history for smarter irrigation management.
- Dual Programmable Zones: Customize watering schedules for each zone independently, with up to 6 schedules per zone for maximum efficiency.
- Flexible Irrigation: Offers two modes-irrigation (1 min-12H) and interval (1s-60 mins). Choose from three cycle frequencies: daily, weekly, or every 2-30 days.
- Rain Delay & Manual Mode: Automatically postpone watering for 24/48/72 hours during rainy days or manually water when needed, without disrupting your preset schedule.
- Expandable System: Pair up to 4 smart timers with the hub for a complete irrigation system. Share access with family members for convenience.
- Voice Control: Compatible with Alexa and Google Assistant for hands-free watering control via voice commands.
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[@shanew7361]

Have owned the RainPoint brand outside wifi water timer. It didn't last a year complete junk.

[@pestandlawnginja]

Thanks for sharing. Have a great day

[@xxhotelcrazyxx]

Royce just chillen watchin you fill the bucket like 👁 👅 👁

[@pestandlawnginja]

😆 he's such a ham

[@SpartansTurf]

We have some of the hardest water to wheee the city states it isn’t drinkable if you can help it. Well water or city.. it’s all allow calcium build up.
Rachio for the timer.. going on a year strong.
Two Jumbo sleds with rain bird heads from gci turf.
Sadly neither house wants an in ground system. So Im working on figuring an above ground system that would work with a pump, and maintain pressure

[@factsoverfeelings21]

I’m glad this video was done. Because I got a couple different ones and thought I was crazy thinking one wasn’t pushing as much water as the others. But it’s real. Thank you. Hahahaha

[@pestandlawnginja]

happy to help!

[@rascalwind]

The on/off limit is to prevent water hammering on the valve and the connected water system. Keeps the timer from breaking everything in the house if your hooked up there.

[@pestandlawnginja]

@@rascalwind good to know! Thanks for sharing

[@eric3434]

solenoid valves are garbage on well systems.

[@pestandlawnginja]

Tha ks for sharing

[@matthewbergey5574]

The way you’re squatting down while holding the hose between your legs and turning the water on. “Oh that was a quick one.” 🎉😂

[@pestandlawnginja]

😆

[@danmccann6666]

Team B-Hyve.

[@pestandlawnginja]

Nice

[@SpartansTurf]

Mixed reviews on the B hyve.

[@danmccann6666]

​@@SpartansTurf good reason to test it

[@Defofone]

Looking good my man!

[@pestandlawnginja]

appreciate it!