Rain Bird / Watering & irrigation
Rain Bird HET200 two-station hose-end timer
The HET200 separates two watering circuits at one faucet, which is useful when a patio group and a garden bed need different schedules. Each station supports two start times, with seven-day or cyclic programming, so the benefit is independent timing rather than simply adding another hose connection. The brass inlet and plastic outlets are specified separately; this is not an all-metal timer. Plan which line serves which plants, label the outlets, and make the controls accessible before mounting it. Two valves cannot increase the faucet's available flow. A sensible setup checks each circuit's water delivery and avoids assuming that opening more outlets will preserve the same performance at the far end.
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Specifications that matter
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- 2
- Scheduling
- Seven-day and cyclic; two starts per zone
- Maximum cycle
- 6 hours
- Rain delay
- Up to 96 hours
- Power
- Two AAA batteries, sold separately
- Connections
- Brass inlet; plastic outlets
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Tradeoffs & verification notes
Two outlets share the water source; the unit does not increase supply flow or pressure.
Two start times per zone is not a statement of four starts for each zone.
No Wi-Fi or moisture-sensing capability is established by this record; scheduling remains a gardener-selected plan.
Two AAA batteries are separate, and the connected irrigation equipment still needs its own compatibility checks.
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