What is an irrigation programmer and what is it used for?
An irrigation programmer (or controller) is the "brain" of your watering system. It is an electronic device that automates the opening and closing of solenoid valves at preset times, days, and durations, ensuring precise watering and significant water savings for your lawn.

What is the difference between a 9V and a 24V programmer?
24V programmers connect directly to your home's electrical outlet and are ideal for standard residential systems. 9V programmers run on batteries, making them the perfect solution for isolated areas, gardens, or parks where there is no access to the electrical grid.

Can I control the irrigation programmer from my mobile phone?
Yes, most modern irrigation programmers (especially 24V ones) are equipped with Wi-Fi or Bluetooth modules. These allow you to start, stop, and adjust the watering schedule directly from your smartphone app, wherever you are.

Where is an irrigation programmer mounted?
Indoor programmers are mounted in garages, sheds, or homes, protected from the elements. Outdoor ones have water and dust-resistant (insulated) casings and can be mounted directly on the exterior wall of the house or on a pole in the garden.