Control garden/sprinkler via X10

[Curtain]

Hi,

Does anyone a solution to control sprinkling the garden via X10?

greetings,

-- Jaap Gordijn

[RdP]

Jaap,

Take a look at the RAIN8 products at http://www.wgldesigns.com/index.html I use it in combination with homeseer.

/RdP

[Curtain]

Thanks,

Looks interesting.

Do you need to buy the valves separately?
Or are they included?

And: can it be used in NL?

Greetings,

-- Jaap

[RdP]

Jaap,

You need electronics valves, they are not included and yes you can use it everywhere. I live in the Netherlands....

[Curtain]

Ah, I was already thinking so.

Where can you buy such electronic valves?
Can tell me where you bought yours?
Then I know for certain that it will works.

Thanks,

-- Jaap

[RdP]

There was allready a semi automated sprinkler system in my house when I bought it...

I think every big garden shop will have sprinkler systems nowadays. From the top of my head, the valves must operate at 12volt...

[Curtain]

Thank you!

I wasn't aware that these valves are commodity products today.

greetings,

-- Jaap

[Henk]

In case you are going to France on holidays ... check the garden department at one of the Mr. Bricolage DHZ shops - likely one near a large shopping mall.... they have nice water valve 12V (?) price around euro 20,00 (?) ...... or check Gardena search voor Beregeningsventiel 24V - around euro 27,00 ...... and finally go for old laundry washing-machine and ripping out the 230V water inlet valve ...... but take care of isolation .... likely not worth the energy ... including a risk of some shocking experiences .....

Henk

[Akatar]

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by RdP</i>
<br />There was allready a semi automated sprinkler system in my house when I bought it...

I think every big garden shop will have sprinkler systems nowadays. From the top of my head, the valves must operate at 12volt...