Worked very easily and so easy to set schedules on the app. I had a manual timer previously and would highly recommend to change to this smart system

Ich bin absolut begeistert. Kein Vergleich zu Gardena oder den Dingern aus Fernost – bei diesem Qualitätsprodukt aus Australien wurde wirklich an alles gedacht. Die Einrichtung ist kinderleicht und die Software und Hardware zur Steuerung lässt keine Wünsche übrig. Die Steuerung abhängig vom Wetterbericht spart mir bares Geld. Die Bewässerungsdauer lässt sich abhängig von der Temperatur einstellen. Hat es geregnet oder wird es noch regnen, wird die Bewässerung übersprungen. Die Batterien halten dank dem Zigbee-Funkprotokoll weit über ein Jahr. Strom, Funk oder Internet weg ist auch kein Problem, die Bewässerung funktioniert trotzdem nach Plan. Manuelle Bewässerung möglich. Push-Nachricht aufs Handy bei jeder Bewässerung oder bei Problemem. Erkennt zu viel oder zu wenig Wasserfluss und sogar ob es vom Wasserhahn gefallen ist. Lässt sich in Homeassistent und sämtliche andere Smart Home Systeme integrieren. Oder man programmiert selbst gegen die Schnittstellen. Kostengünstig erweiterbar. Die Bedienoberfläche am Handy könnte etwas übersichtlicher sein, aber nach ein paar mal benutzen hat man es drin. Hab keine Wünsche übrig.

Se puede controlar totalmente por internet, los horarios, los tiempos, activar y desactivar, te avisa cuando ha regado y los litros que ha gastado, además viene con varios accesorios para acoplar a cualquier salida. Buena atención al cliente con dudas que tienes aunque no tengas ningún problema.

Compré el G2S y le cuesta mantener una conexión estable con la puerta de enlace (Gateway) incluso estando s parados apenas un metro.Actualización.Contacté con el servicio técnico y tras mostrar la inestabilidad de la conexión y los fallos, me enviaron un nuevo dispositivo GS2 con el que no tuve ningún problema de conexión. Llevo unos meses probando el nuevo dispositivo y todo funciona correctamente.

Estoy muy contenta con la compra, sobre todo porque no es un producto barato y me hubiera dado mucha rabia que no funcionara bien. Es el cuarto programador que compro y no se parece en nada a ninguno. Es muy fácil de instalar. Te avisa por la aplicación de todo lo que hace y es perfecto. Espero que me dure mucho. Por el momento lo tengo 10 dias y me tiene flipando.

Lo he utilizado para el riego automático de jardineras en una terraza de 150 metros.Tardé una hora desde que desembalé hasta que efectué el primer riego automatizado de los 3 que he programado diariamente.Mi duda al comprarlo era si se justificaba el precio tan elevado en comparación con otras soluciones, pero nada mas instalarlo me quedó muy claro que es la mejor compra que he podido realizar.Acabo de pedir una unidad adicional del Temporizador de riego ya que el Gateway permite hasta 5 unidades , para asi dividir las zonas de terraza en función de su exposición al sol.La APP es espectacular, muy intuitiva y con avisos en cada riego del tiempo, caudal estimado y resultado.Desde la APP puedes hacer infinidad de cosas, incluido pararlo, arrancarlo, hace un riego manual, modificar la automatización de los riegos programados, etc.

We have quite a large garden and while we have set up several manually controlled irrigation zones we want to automate watering since it has become quite a chore in dry periods.You can buy wi-fi valves and timers but walking around the garden with a phone it was clear that wi-fi was not going to give sufficient range without repeaters or boosters, so I started looking for a Zigbee alternative since that has longer range.This seemed to be the only credible product (unless you are brave enough to order direct from China, have good enough Chinglish skills to figure out instructions and enough Zigbee skill to solve problems for yourself) so I contacted Linktap customer support with a range of questions about range and performance. I got a prompt, full, honest and well thought out reply so I decided to buy a valve and give it a go.It comes as two items: a control unit which plugs into your ethernet router (note, it plugs in by cable, not wirelessly) and a valve which goes out into the garden. Build quality and design look good and the instructions are clear.Setting up the kit is straight-forward and comes in three stages:(1) Download their free app on your phone, create an account (1st time only) then log into it.(2) Connect power and ethernet cables to base unit. Scan QR code on it using phone to register it with your account, at which point it will connect automatically.(3) Add the valve by scanning its QR code, this will link it automatically with your base unit.Now you can control the valve remotely using the app on the phone.The ethernet cable they supply is quite short so I bought a longer one to allow me to put the base unit up in our roof in order to maximise its chances of reaching all parts of the garden. Then I went out with the valve and my phone to see if it would work at all wanted locations which - happily - it did. I'd estimate that the furthest was about 90 metres away, line-of-sight to the roof but some foliage in the way.We bought the G2S valve which includes a flow meter and initially I was dubious about whether the extra cost over the G1S (no meter) was worth it. However having now tested the system and observed both the real-time feedback of water flow rate and the various alarms you can set to detect problems with flow I'd say that the extra cost is worth it. Experience has taught me that irrigation systems block up, pipes fall off, dogs crash through flower beds pulling things apart, people leave hoses running, etc, etc so it is worth having something which will let you know promptly that you have a problem.I have two criticisms of the hardware, neither too serious:(1) The valve itself is a solenoid acting on a diaphragm. This is common for such valves but it does create quite a constriction on the flow so if you have low water pressure this may present problems. We achieved a measured flow rate of 10 litres per minute in the irrigation circuit I tested: enough for the micro irrigation we use but possibly not enough for sprinklers requiring high flow unless you also have a lot of pressure available. (The kit is designed to work at up to 8 bar, we use about 4 bar at the pump outlet.)(2) Our garden's water supply comes from both captured rainwater and a borehole, both requiring pumping. Linktap do not provide a "switch my pump on" module controlled by the base unit, assuming instead that you will be using the mains water supply.Linktap's suggestion for point #2 was to have the pump operated by a pressure switch but in fact I have managed to buy a 2nd hand valve on Ebay that I plan to cannibalise, using the circuit which normally opens the solenoid valve to power a relay instead. So hopefully problem solved but I do find it surprising that they don't provide this capability.I would also criticise the App itself. It has clearly been created by people who are better engineers than they are user-interface designers. All the information and capabilities are there but they are not that well laid out and it could be a lot more intuitive to use. Again not a massive problem, just annoying.Update 8th Oct 2023.After the initial trial with one valve we have bought several more double valves (D2S) to automate what were previously manually controlled irrigation zones. They are all working flawlessly and it is *so* nice to think "oh, I should water the garden" and do it, even in the dark, by tapping a button my phone.One thing I have learned though is that to get maximum range and reliability out of Zigbee devices you need to have a clear WiFi channel for them to work in, since Zigbee and 2.4GHz WiFi share the same frequency band. I got a WiFi analyser app for my phone (free) to see what was going on and then moved one of my routers from channel 1 to channel 9 to leave channel 1 clear. This improved the stability of the Linktap connection considerably.I also got my pump controller built from a cannibalised valve bought on Ebay. I have passed the circuit diagram to Linktap so hopefully they will make a unit commercially available.So yes, still "expensive, but worth it". We will be adding more zones next year and will be able to go away in hot weather without worrying about the plants.

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El Link-tap funciona perfectamente. La verdad es que al recibirlo ya observé que la calidad de fabricación del producto no es la habitual entre otros dispositivos que uno puede adquirir por internet. Se ve sólido, bien construido, con instrucciones precisas y un soporte técnico detrás.Efectivamente, después de la instalación, el funcionamiento es el prometido. La programación es absolutamente flexible. Probablemente adquiriré otro para cubrir zonas que requieran unos periodos de riego diferentes.

El producto funciona perfectamente, es fácil de instalar con unos mínimos conocimientos informáticos. La aplicación es completísima y muy intuitiva.Solo he tenido un problema de compatibilidad de la aplicación con las ultimas versiones de Android, lo cual me ha servido para comprobar el excelente servicio de asistencia técnica.Teniendo en cuenta las diferencias horarias (la empresa es australiana) en menos de media hora respondieron el email que les mande con la solución al problema.

I needed something for my SO's garden since we were going on vacation and she wanted something left alive when we got back :) :) I spent two weeks surfing reviews and basically came to the conclusion that the overwhelming majority of timers out there are absolute overpriced garbage. Just cheap, barely up to the level of throwaway, crap from China.Then I stumbled across the LinkTap stuff. Yes its more expensive - up front. $140 for one faucet. But its very obvious that this product is actually built to last more then one season. You WILL NOT find anything else with even close to equivalent functionality and quality for this price. Anything else will start at $50-60 and MAYBE last one season. We're in a high desert (6K ft) so while the heat isn't overwhelming (high 90's at most), the sun (UV) is brutal! Cheap plastic crap from China has a amazingly short lifespan!The app is clunky but functional. Which is fine. I want a functional product! I don't care if the app isn't a work of art. Read their directions because some things are not obvious. Also, this product will do A LOT. Also, not all of which is obvious.The web site is less clunky and still perfectly functional. The web site is NOT housed on the hub so you can control your watering remotely anywhere you have internet access.NOTE: remote access ONLY works if your hub has internet access! If the hubs internet connection goes belly up, you are SOL. This only affects YOU ACCESSING the hub and doing stuff. Whatever preexisting settings continue on as they are irrespective of whether the hub has internet access or not.The hub uses Zigbee - yea, stop jumping up and down. It is ONLY used to interface with their devices. NO. It will not integrate with a Zigbee hub! Control is only through their app or their web site.There are a bunch of things I REALLY like about this setup, but I'm not going to go through all of them.#1 on my list is being able to see water flow: whether there is any and how much. We use dripper hoses which only flow about 2gph. Not nearly what an open faucet would flow so its easy to see if someone disconnected a hose. It also reassures my paranoid SO that water ACTUALLY IS flowing. :)#2 email alerts for several things like too much flow, no flow. Not much interest if you're at home, maybe, but I'm not down with blowing through 5000 gallons of water because we were gone for a week and the lawn guys ran over a hose with the mower.#3 hub based with remote devices. The app/web site doesn't talk directly to the devices. Which is very good for us since we have a weird shaped house. Wireless connectivity at the faucet is shaky at best. Bluetooth connectivity would be non existent. I located the hub in my office about in the middle of the house where I can supply it with uninterruptible power and internet and it gets 80% connectivity to the faucet which means it work perfectly 100% of the time.#4 it is SUPER EASY to hook this to a POE (power over Ethernet) adapter and only have one wire running to my POE Ethernet switch supplying both internet and power (off my UPS). No wall wart! Another plus to this is it makes things considerably easier if you don't have a power outlet where you want to put the hub. :)#5 this setup is crazy expandable! Unfortunately, I already have a perfectly functional sprinkler system so a hub and one faucet is all I'll probably ever need. But if I were putting in a new sprinkler system, I'd seriously consider this on a larger scale.I strongly suggest looking at their web site and going though their docs. I couldn't begin to give an adequate review of everything. I strongly recommend this over EVERYTHING else on amazon!

Pues la verdad es que estoy muy contento con el producto, merece la pena que tenga todas las características que tiene, sobretodo el mapa de lluvia (en mi caso me está ahorrando un montón de litros cuando llueve) y el sensor de flujo de agua, gracias a él ya me ha detectado una fuga que tenía en otra parte del terreno.Como sugerencia la APP debería de tener un cambio estético, no es del todo intuitiva y tampoco agradable a la vista. Parece que se ha diseñado con Windows XP.

La photo est conforme aux objets reçus.Le paquet contient ce qu'il faut pour que cela fonctionne.1 module internet connecté au réseau de la maison et internet.(Internet non obligatoire en continu, mais moins de fonctions disponibles. Connexion réseau filaire (RJ45). Alimentation électrique par transformateur fourni).1 module connecté au robinet d'eau pour piloter (marche / arrêt) le fonctionnement de ce qui est branché derrière.(Module de mesure de débit d'eau non obligatoire. Fonctionnement par piles non fourni. Réception des ordres du module internet via ondes radio.)Vous devez créer un compte gratuit sur l'application (idéale sur smartphone), prendre le temps de régler comme il vous plait. Durent cette période, le module internet doit avoir accès à internet, car ce que vous réglez sur votre smartphone passe par internet pour être mémorisé puis exécuté par le module internet connecté à votre réseau domestique.La notice fournie est très facile à comprendre pour connecter et faire fonctionner l'ensemble.L'application smartphone est bonne, visuel agréable, grande possibilités de réglages, en français.Au premier abord un peu "peur" et déçu de ne pas pouvoir faire comme on le veut, mais une fois compris comment il faut régler, c'est très facile de faire tout comme nous le voulons. (pas de limitation infranchissable de durées maximum d'arrosage, etc ...) Votre seule limite, c'est votre imagination.Il est possible d'ajouter d'autres modules d'arrosage (qui ne sont en fait que des robinets pilotés à distance).1 module internet et plusieurs modules d'arrosage, ajoutable à postériori.Vous pouvez gérer votre système d'arrosage depuis votre smartphone de n'importe où, à condition que votre domicile soit alimenté en électricité, internet et en eau. Votre smartphone doit aussi avoir accès à internet et c'est parfait. Vous pouvez même recevoir des notifications (réglable / désactivable) de l'application.Simplicité, efficacité.