Solar Powered Drip Irrigation Kit with LCD Display, 30 Operation Modes and 10 Watering Intervals. This Solar Powered Drip Irrigation Kit Supports Up to 15 Pots

An sich ist das ein schönes Gerät zur automatischen Bewässerung von Balkon oder Gewächshaus. Leider hält die Pumpe nur eine Saison und es gibt keine Ersatzteile wie Membran oder komplette Pumpe. Und jedes jahr eine neues System kaufen (bei mir das 3.!) ist nicht "das gelbe vom Ei". Werde wohle nächstes Jehr auf die größere Variante umsteigen.

I have to give this 5 stars because it does exactly what it says it will do and nothing more and I can't fault it for not doing more than it says it will do. However consider this a warning if you are purchasing these. If you would like to add additional lines to the system it won't work terribly well. These little pumps really can't handle much more line than what they come with. So don't purchase these with the intent of buying more line and sprinklers seperatly to add to the system. The little guy just can't handle it. That being said this was easy to set up, and works great with my rain barrels, I think I am going to switch it from my garden beds to my herb pots though.

This product is very useful. I bought it 5 days back and tested 4 days. In my experience, its very easy to setup and use. Past 3 days only used this Solar drip system to water my plants in this summer. The result is amazing, it took less water compare to my normal watering (50%) and all my plants are fresh, so the amount of water is good enough for my garden.

I give this Syrgery solar power irrigation kit a 5 star because it works and the seller was very responsive to my questions. I purchased this kit for my raised garden bed and 2 large detached containers so when I’m on vacation, they can be watered with natural resources and a bit of ingenuity. (And no water hose attachment needed) When you open the nondescript box, it’s a bit daunting, and the instructions are small to read. After reading it several times, looking at the pictures and trial and error, it’s not hard at all. The length of tubing is more than adequate for the 20 blue stakes provided. In the Florida sun and 80+ degree weather, it took the solar unit about five hours to charge. I warmed the tubing in hot water initially as suggested, but even without warming the tube, with a little steady push, the tube will go into the small T-joints and stakes easily. The filter is attached to the IN cable and should be cut long enough to sit at the bottom of your water container. (Initially, my filter floated to the top preventing the unit from working. I noticed a kink at the IN point. I cut the kinked tube and after reinsertion, the filter went to the bottom and unit worked fine.) I would use more stakes if the unit could siphon out water adequately. An expansion kit with 15 additional stakes would be great. My only challenge now is determining the right amount of watering intervals for my veggies in the Florida hot sun. (With 17 stakes, a 5 min setting was about 2ounces of water from the end stake. Is that enough water and are they uniform throughout?) I will keep you posted. Nevertheless, the solar power irrigation kit is reasonably priced and a great addition to your garden. Happy gardening!

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