WiFi Water Timer with Brass Inlet & Outlet, 1 Zone Smart Sprinkler Timer for Garden Hose Faucet, Hose Timers with WiFi Hub, Up to 20 Watering Plans, APP & Voice Control, Compatible with Alexa

What It Is

A WiFi-connected smart water timer that attaches to your garden hose faucet, allowing you to schedule, monitor, and control irrigation from your phone or voice assistant. Designed for residential lawn, garden, or planter watering—not for riding mowers or zero-turn machines.

Fitment & Compatibility

• Faucet connection: Standard 3/4-inch garden hose thread (GHT) on both inlet and outlet. Fits most US outdoor faucets and hose-end accessories.
• WiFi requirement: Requires 2.4 GHz WiFi network (does not support 5 GHz). The included hub must be within range of your router.
• Zone limitation: Single-zone only—controls one hose bib. For multiple zones, you need multiple units.
• Water pressure: Works with typical residential water pressure (20-80 PSI). Not for low-pressure drip systems without a pressure regulator.
• No mower-specific fitment: This is a general irrigation accessory; no deck size, engine, or brand compatibility to check.

Key Things to Know

• WiFi hub included – The timer connects to a small hub that plugs into a USB power adapter (not included). Hub must stay indoors or in a dry, covered area.
• Brass construction – Inlet and outlet are brass, which resists corrosion better than plastic. The body is still plastic, so avoid freezing temps—disconnect and store indoors in winter.
• App setup can be finicky – Some users report initial pairing issues. Follow the manufacturer’s app instructions exactly; resetting the hub often helps.
• 20 watering plans – You can set up to 20 schedules (e.g., every other day, specific times, duration). Works with Alexa/Google Assistant for voice on/off.

Should You Buy It

If you have a single hose bib and want app-based scheduling without running outside to turn the water on/off, this is a solid budget pick. The brass fittings and included hub add value, but it’s not for multi-zone yards or users who can’t tolerate occasional app sync hiccups. Best for small to medium lawns, gardens, or planters where simple automation beats manual watering.