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Yardian Pro Smart Sprinkler Controller (6-Zone) – Easy DIY Install, Apple HomeKit, Ethernet & Wi-Fi, Manual Buttons, Weather-Based Scheduling

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$139.99
Yardian Pro Smart Sprinkler Controller (6-Zone) – Easy DIY Install, Apple HomeKit, Ethernet & Wi-Fi, Manual Buttons, Weather-Based Scheduling
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What It Is

The Yardian Pro is a 6-zone smart sprinkler controller that replaces your existing timer to automate lawn and garden watering. It’s designed for residential irrigation systems with up to six zones, not for a specific mower brand.

Fitment & Compatibility

  • Zone count: Works with systems having 1–6 zones. If you have more, you’ll need a second unit or a different controller.
  • Wiring: Standard 24V AC irrigation systems. Check your current controller’s voltage—most residential systems use 24V, but verify before installing.
  • Mounting: Fits standard wall-mount enclosures (7.5" x 5.5" x 2.5"). Measure your existing controller’s cutout or mounting area.
  • Smart home: Supports Apple HomeKit, Amazon Alexa, and Google Assistant. Requires a 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi network or wired Ethernet (cable included).
  • Power: Requires a 24V AC transformer (included). No special electrical work needed.
  • Manual buttons: Physical zone buttons allow on/off control without a phone—useful if Wi-Fi drops.

Key Things to Know

  • Installation difficulty: Easy for DIYers. Label your existing wires, remove the old controller, connect the same wires to the Yardian terminals (color-matched), and power on. Expect 20–30 minutes.
  • Weather-based scheduling: Uses local weather data to skip watering after rain or adjust duration. Requires an internet connection—offline, it runs a basic schedule.
  • Ethernet option: Wired connection is more reliable than Wi-Fi for outdoor controllers. If your router is far, consider a Powerline adapter.
  • Common gotcha: The app setup can be finicky. Make sure your phone is on a 2.4 GHz network during pairing. 5 GHz-only networks won’t work.

Should You Buy It

Yes if you want a reliable, HomeKit-compatible smart controller with a wired option and manual override. It’s ideal for homeowners with 6 or fewer zones who prefer weather-based scheduling and easy DIY setup. Skip it if you have more than 6 zones or need a controller without internet dependency.

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