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WATER TWO AREAS ON SEPARATE SCHEDULES - Two independent outlets let this timer run the lawn on one programme and the greenhouse, vegetable patch or pots on another. Set up to 4 normal plus 4 cyclic waterings per zone, 16 schedules in total across the device, with run times from 1 minute upwards. Because flow is split when both outlets open together, stagger the two zones if you want full pressure at a sprinkler. SOLAR CHARGING, SO THERE ARE NO AA BATTERIES TO BUY - A built-in 2000mAh battery is topped up by a solar panel that tilts through 120 degrees, so you can angle it at whatever light your tap position actually gets. A Type-C port gives you indoor backup charging through long grey spells; the pairing light flashes green while charging and the exact battery percentage shows in the app. A 5V/1A cable is required and is not included. APP AND VOICE CONTROL, NO HUB TO BUY - The timer joins your 2.4GHz WiFi directly through the Smart Life app, so there is no gateway to power or pay for. Water by hand whenever you like, pause a running schedule without wiping the saved ones, and read back seven days of watering records from anywhere. Voice commands work for Alexa and for Google Home once the Smart Life skill is linked. RAIN DELAY YOU SET YOURSELF, 1 TO 7 DAYS - When rain is forecast, one tap in the app holds this water timer for one to seven days and every saved programme stays where it is. Power-off memory keeps your schedules even if the battery is taken out, and the timer keeps running its stored programmes if the router drops, so a reboot while you are away does not cost you the setup. 60-SECOND FITTING, AND THE LIMITS WORTH KNOWING FIRST - Screws onto a standard outdoor tap by hand using the 2 quick connectors, 2 faucet adapters, 2 thread seal tapes and 1 rubber washer in the box. UV-resistant ABS body, IP55 rated. Please note: 2.4GHz WiFi only, working pressure 7.25-116 psi so gravity-fed water butts and rain barrels cannot open the valve, and below 4.5C drain it and bring it indoors, or site it in a sunlit sunroom and leave it up all winter.