GARDENA Water Distributor automatic: 6-point distributor, simple operation, space-saving, allows flexible use, ideal even at low water pressure, 3/4 inch outer threads (1197-20)

SALE PRICE: £62.45

• Automatic watering: The water computer allows up to six areas of your garden to be watered one after another
• Smart programming: Varied watering duration can be programmed into a MasterControl water computer (not included) for each outlet
• Works at low water pressure: Ideal when the existing water pressure is insufficient to water everything at the same time
• Simple operation: Unused outlets can be easily shut off via a setting lever
• Scope of delivery includes: 1 x Gardena water distributor automatic, 6 x 26.5 mm (G¾ Inch) male threads, 5 x tap connectors (art. no. 18201), 3 x end caps
• Simple operation, space saving, allows flexible use, ideal even at low water pressure

Product description

Style Name:Water Distributor automatic

Product Description

The Gardena Water Distributor automatic – waters up to six locations in your garden

In combination with a Gardena Water Computer MasterControl (art. no. 1864), the Gardena Water Distributor automatic ensures that up to six different spots in your garden will be automatically watered, one after the other. This ensures that each area gets the ideal amount of water. Unused outlets can be easily disabled with a setting lever. According to the water computer programs, the water outlets are automatically opened one after the other. This is ideal when the existing water pressure is insufficient to water everything at the same time.

Requires little space and is flexible

The water distributor can be mounted on the wall and since it is attached to a mounting plate, it can be removed at any time. It is purely mechanical in function and requires no power connection.

Technical data

Minimum operating pressure: 1 bar
Maximum operating pressure: 6 bar
Threads: 26.5 mm (G3/4) outer threads

Gardena – for more than 30 years, garden owners have trusted the original Gardena watering systems.

First Available: 4 May 2012