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Orbit 21004 B-hyve Smart Hose Faucet Timer with Wi-Fi Hub, Compatible with Alexa,Gray

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Style: 21004 Faucet Timer with Wi-Fi Hub


Features

  • COMPLETE CONTROL: The B-hyve app is fully functional for android, iOS or web devices and gives you control wherever you need it, from anywhere in the world, program the timer using the app, or let the weather-based software create it for you.Bluetooth : Version 4.2, Wifi Bandwidth : 2.4Ghz
  • SMART WATERING: Weather sense technology provides watering based on site conditions such as slope, soil type, sun/shade, historical et and live weather feeds it automatically adjusts your controller to deliver the right amount of water to your plants
  • CERTIFIED TO SAVE WATER: B-hyve is certified for the rigorous Water-Sense testing protocols, ensuring it will save you water
  • KNOW THE FLOW: The built-in flow meter allows you to track water usage, and can be measured by gallons or by time ideal for all kinds of applications, including watering plants, gardening, washing your car, filling your pool, and greenhouse/hydroponics
  • EASY TO INSTALL AND USE: Setup is very straightforward and simple just download the B-hyve app and create an account, then install your timer at your hose faucet, then program your timer in minutes

Description

Elevate your watering game with the Orbit B-hyve Smart 1-Outlet Hose Faucet Watering Timer with B-hyve Gen 2 Smart Wi-Fi Hub. No more worries about forgotten plants or overwatered lawns – this smart timer puts you in charge. It is part of the B-hyve Smart water management device ecosystem which includes smart landscape controllers, hose faucet timers, and leak detectors. You can control the timer anywhere in the world where your smartphone has reception. Smart not only means that you can control it from your smartphone, but B-hyve WeatherSense® technology makes it weather smart. When connected to Wi-Fi, your B-hyve automatically checks your local weather conditions many times each day, recalculates the soil moisture level in each zone, and then makes smart choices about when and how long to water. In the event of rain, high wind, or freeze, B-hyve will delay watering until normal conditions return and then will calculate the appropriate watering schedule, helping take advantage of beneficial rainfall and saving water. Need to initiate instant watering? This timer offers manual control directly from the device so you can use your hose faucet tap without removing the timer or changing your program. The slim profile allows the installation of up to 4 timers on a single hose faucet tap manifold (sold separately) letting you create multiple watering zones in your yard. With the Orbit B-hyve Smart Hose Faucet Watering Timer and Wi-Fi Hub, cultivating a thriving yard has never been more intelligent or uncomplicated.

Color: Gray


Brand: Orbit


Material: Plastic


Product Dimensions: 7.89"D x 7.48"W x 9.23"H


Item Weight: 1 Pounds


Product Dimensions: 2.9 x 6.44 x 8.7 inches


Item Weight: 1.03 pounds


Department: Unisex-Adult


Manufacturer: ORBIT IRRIGATION


Country of Origin: China


Item model number: 21004


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Assembly required: No


Warranty Description: Warranty.


Batteries required: No


Included Components: BHyve SmartSprink Timer


Import: Made in the USA


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    • Instructions for getting through a poorly designed app and getting a pretty cool product
Style: 21004 Faucet Timer with Wi-Fi Hub
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I love having these faucet timers for my yard. I have 3 now (one purchased with this hub and 2 additional 21005 units). The majority of the negative reviews are due to frustrations working with the poorly designed app from Orbit. The documentation is not very clear either, so hopefully the following explains how it works. The Orbit B-hyve smart device app is used to control multiple devices. You can purchase this item which includes a WiFi hub, the model without that is Bluetooth only (but which can be upgraded to use WiFi with this included hub), another timer that will control other Orbit B-hyve products, etc. While using the same app for multiple devices in theory shouldn't be an issue, in this case it can be confusing because some options are not relevant for the product you may have purchased, but are still visible even if you don't want to or can't use the feature. Things to note: Each device is separate from the other. You control and schedule them separately. Programs - This is where you "program" the faucet timers. You can create multiple sets of schedules for each device. You can have a device come on each day of the week (you can select the days individually), at an interval (every 1, 2, 3 etc days), even or odd days. You can specify multiple start times throughout the day (come on at 8am, 12pm, 3pm). You will pick the default zone and select for how long the faucet will remain open for the days/times you picked. You can also specify a watering budget (which admittedly i have no clue what that does because i couldn't find documentation on it, it may not even be relevant to this device...so i left it alone at 100%) Zones - Although completely irrelevant and not meaningful for these devices, a Zone is the area that the device will water. They each only control 1 zone, but despite that possibly obvious fact, you still have to select that 1 zone when setting up the schedule. You will see prompts and warnings that you haven't configured a schedule for the zones on the device. From reading others complaints, I think a lot of the struggles would be eliminated if they just defaulted to the only zone available, but once you realize that they sell other devices that control 6 or 12 zones and they happen to use the same interface for our single zone devices, it makes a little more sense. So how do you actually program these timers? 1. Once you download the app on your phone/tablet, you will need to create a Orbit B-hyve account. 2. The app will attempt to enable Bluetooth on your phone for the initial pairing of the devices. 3. You should then plugin the hub (choose an inside wall that is closet to where your faucet timers will be installed and where you have a WiFi signal). This device will connect on a 2.4GHz signal only. The signal doesn't need to be very strong from my experience (mine is pretty far from my WiFi router). 4. You will then add the hub to your account via the app (it should default to pairing mode). 5. Next you install 2 double A batteries in the faucet timer (you will hear it click twice as it opens and shuts the valve to confirm it is functioning correctly). 6. You will add a new device in the app and you should see the icon that looks like the timer with the MAC of device. You will need to tell it the location (which is annoying because you do it for each device you add...or it seems like you do. It remembers what you previously provided, but seems to keep prompted on each new device. I assume this is for people who will use the same account to control devices in multiple zip codes, but why that would be on for most people i can't understand). 7. You should get prompted to update the device (one of the 3 I installed did not prompt me at first so i went into Settings - Devices - select the device - scroll down to Update Firmware). This took about 2 to 3 minutes for me. 8. Here is where the fun / confusion / frustration begins.. 9. You should be prompted to program a schedule for the new device now. You have the option of using their smart watering or to do a manual schedule. Regardless of which you want to do, it tells you that it wants to test the water flow. For me i wanted to do the manual schedule so that honestly threw me off because I was doing this on my couch and I also didn't want to use the smart watering option so I didn't know if I needed to do that to proceed...you don't need to by the way :) 10. If you go through the wizard and do manual setup it will walk you through the options I listed above regarding the "programming" 11. Once you save it, you are all set. Hook it up to your faucet and click the icon that looks like a remote and test it out. Once you have it programmed it seems reasonably straight forward to use. Providing the zip code means that if it rains, it will / can automatically set a rain delay on (it happened to be raining when i was setting it up and it applied a rain delay automatically). But of course, you can always clear that or adjust it as you see fit which I think is pretty cool. There are more features and options but this should be enough to get someone started. The app does suck, but the product is totally worth it form what i can tell so far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2018 by AGG AGG
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Style: 21004 Faucet Timer with Wi-Fi Hub
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We bought a new house and the backyard sprinkler system was broken beyond repair. Even with professional help, I was unable to locate the sprinkler valves for the back yard. So instead I set out to research and install my own drip irrigation to automate the watering process, mostly because I am way too lazy to water my backyard every other day. I chose the rainbird family of products because of the positive reviews and the plethora of options. I chose drip emitters for the trees and shrubs in my yard. I chose 1/2 in tubing for the systems backbone. Then 1/4 in tubing to run out to the individual plants, flowers, trees, shrubs... There are two ways you can install them. You can install them straight into the 1/2 in tubing, like I did. The other way is to install a 1/4 in coupler into the 1/2 in tubing, then run a 1/4 tube to the plant. Then connect the drip emitter at that end. I chose this configuration because some people complain about the water pressure pushing the emitter off the end of the tubing. I bought this times to control the overall system and I love that its WiFi enabled and Alexa enabled as well. I wanted to be able to automate the watering and this device allowed me to do that. + I love that its Wifi and Alexa enabled. + Was pretty easy to setup and configure. Setting up the automated watering wasn't very intuitive, but a rock like me got it done. + Good price. + Very happy with the performance so far. + Alerts me when the watering begins and ends. + Gives me the flow rate and how many gallons were used in the watering. Information I probably don't "need" but I geek out on having. + The device and the app look good. - The user interface is lacking. I see reviews complaining that the App is terrible. I think they must have updated the app since then because I didn't feel it was very bad. - The smart watering feature isn't very good. I also feel like there is a ton of irrelevant stuff in the app. I am very happy with the performance of this timer so far. Ill update this review as necessary. *** Update 7/3/20: I have noticed that there has been a couple times that the device has become unresponsive... i had to go remove the battery pack tray to reset the device. It turns out that these errors were solved by putting in fresh batteries. Hope that helps someone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 1, 2020 by Rad Reviews Rad Reviews

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