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Note : The system can be extend-

ed to supply up to 10 flower boxes

by adding matching accessories

from the GARDENA Micro-Drip-

System (Supply Pipe, Pipe Pegs

and Inline Drip Heads).

5. Assembly preparations

5.1 Water quantity / container

Before starting to assemble

the system, establish the water

consumption over a given period

of time, which subsequently

determines the size of the con-

tainer required.

Example :

You want to water 2 flower boxes

each containing 4 plants and

4 Inline Drip Heads 3 minutes

per day for 10 days.

Each Inline Drip Head delivers

2 l / h, i.e. 0.1 l in 3 mins.

The quantity of water for our

8 Inline Drip Heads will be 0.8 l

per day, 8 l for 10 days.

mation regarding the water con-

sumption of the installation for

6. Assembly of the system

6.1 Assembly of the

watering system

1. Fit the sleeve

to the Supply

Pipe

; attach the Supply

Pipe

to one of the three

water connections

pump and screw the Supply

Pipe with the sleeve in accor-

dance with figure B.

2. If the remaining two water

connections

of the pump

are not in use, close these by

screwing on End Caps

3. Note : We recommend to in-

stall the first Inline Drip Head

immediately above the

water level in the container.

This ensures that the system

is vented and prevents any

dripping of water when the

system is turned off, espe-

cially if Inline Drip Heads are

installed at a lower height

than the water level in the

container.

Important note :

In this case, the Supply Pipe

must be connected to the

second water tap connection

of the pump.

the various watering programs

which can be selected, can be

found in the section entitled

" Fixed transformer programmes").

Result :

A 10 l bucket will suffice as a

container for this example.

Note : When using a water

container of a large capacity

(eg : 100 -150 l or more), the

maximum weight load for your

balcony according to DIN 1055

should be taken into account.

Note : If the GARDENA Soil

Moisture Sensor (Art. No. 1187)

(Infor-

is included in the system,

watering is carried out taking

the moisture content of the soil

(fig. B - D)

4. Cut the Supply Pipe

you want to insert the Inline

Drip Head, push the barb into

the pipe until completely

covered (fig. C, bottom).

of the

5. Push the other barb of the

Inline Drip Head

other end of the Supply Pipe

(fig. C, top).

6. Mark the installation position

of all other Inline Drip Heads

and install in the manner

described in 4. and 5.

7. Place the Pipe Pegs

flower boxes in the chosen

positions and attach the Supply

Pipe

(fig. D).

Tip: We recommend 3 Pipe

Pegs for each flower box of

1 m length.

8. When using the GARDENA

Soil Moisture Sensor (Art. No.

1187) it must be installed in

one of the flower boxes to be

where

into the

in the

to the Pipe Pegs

A maximum of 40 Inline Drip

Heads can be connected.

into account. This means that

despite programmed watering,

no water will be distributed if

the Soil Moisture Sensor mea-

sures sufficient moisture al-

ready in the soil (refer also to

the operating instructions for

the Soil Moisture Sensor).

If the GARDENA Rain Sensor

(Art. No. 1189) is connected,

watering is interrupted if it

starts to rain. It is only worth

connecting the GARDENA Rain

Sensor if the flower boxes are

exposed to natural rain fall and

are not fitted underneath the

roof.

watered. When connecting the

GARDENA Rain Sensor (Art.

No. 1189) it should be connect-

ed so that the sensor (and the

flower boxes) are exposed to

natural rainfall. Please refer to

the operating instructions for

the GARDENA Soil Moisture

Sensor or GARDENA Rain

Sensor.

9. Close the open end of the

last Inline Drip Head using the

End Cap supplied

6.2 Positioning the water

container / level (fig. D)

Important ! When choosing

the location for the water

container, please ensure that

the water level is at a lower

height than the flower boxes.

This will avoid the water drip-

ping after the irrigation pro-

cess ! However, if the flower