Orbit 57946 B-hyve Smart 6-Zone Indoor/Outdoor Sprinkler Controller, Compatible with Alexa, 6 Station,Grey
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Size: 6 Zone Controller
Pattern Name: Sprinkler Controller
Features
- WELCOME TO B-HYVE: Looking to get a smart sprinkler controller? If this is out of stock, or if you want the best, check out the CES Innovation Award-winning B-hyve XR smart controller
- CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE: The B-hyve app is fully functional for android, iOS or web devices and gives you control wherever you need it program your timer on the app, at the timer, or let the weather-based software create a program for you
- SMART WATERING: WeatherSense technology provides watering based on site conditions such as slope, soil type, sun/shade, historical et and live weather feeds, it automatically adjusts your controller to deliver the right amount of water to your plants
- EASY TO INSTALL AND USE: Utilize the swing panel for easy access to the angled wiring terminals, which makes wiring simple and convenient and the plug-and-go line cord that can also be cut for hardwired applications
- CERTIFIED TO SAVE WATER AND MONEY: B-hyve is EPA WaterSense approved and certified, ensuring it will save you water and energy; this can also make your B-hyve timer eligible for local rebates, which can save up to 100% of the cost on your timer
- DURABILITY AND SECURITY: The Orbit B-hyve Wi-Fi sprinkler timer comes in a weather-resistant case, allowing you to mount your timer indoors or outdoors without risk of weather damage and a locking cabinet that keeps your timer safe from harm
- WATER SAVINGS - Integrate your B-hyve timer with use of Catch Cups (Orbit 26251) to save up to 50% more water than with traditional controllers; Optimize the way you water, so you can keep everything lush and green without breaking the bank
- USE WITH 110V ONLY: Compatible and compliant only with North American electrical outlets; international versions are available for markets outside North America
- FOR USE IN NORTH AMERICA ONLY: Hose threads are compatible only with North American faucets. Software requirements and updates for this model are only approved for use in North America. International versions of this product are available in select markets
- Swing panel provides easy access to the angled wiring terminals for convenient wiring and quick setup, and the plug-and-go line cord can also be cut for hardwired applications
Description
From the manufacturerOrbit is North America’s premier company for residential watering. With a presence in over 180 countries and 6 continents, we offer the most complete ecosystem of solutions across hose faucet, hose, hose-end, underground, drip, mist, and yard protection. For over half a century, we have led the industry in innovative solutions, accumulating over 100 active patents and many industry recognition awards. From PVC-Lock, Blu-Lock and Drip-Lock, which are an extraordinarily fast way to connect sprinkler pipe and drip tubing, to our technologically-advanced, best-selling B-hyve smart controllers, we have modernized the industry, set the standard for residential irrigation best practices, and made outdoor watering efficient for households around the world. Hydro-Rain is the cutting-edge commercial and agricultural counterpart of Orbit, featuring BUILT FOR SPEED offerings that are engineered specifically for professional contractors and growers. Together, Orbit and Hydro-Rain form a business unit within Husqvarna Group’s Gardena Division, collectively comprising the world’s largest residential watering manufacturer. Because securing access to safe fresh water for communities is a global priority, we are proud to affirm our commitment to delivering a comprehensive ecosystem of smart solutions, covering applications FROM FAUCET TO FARM, as we continuously pursue the vision of CHANGING THE WAY THE WORLD WATERS.
Color: Grey
Brand: Orbit
Voltage: 110 Volts
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.75 x 9.38 x 8.63 inches
Material: Plastic
Product Dimensions: 3.75 x 9.38 x 8.63 inches
Item Weight: 1 pounds
Department: Unisex-Adult
Manufacturer: Orbit
Item model number: 57946
Batteries: 1 CR123A batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
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Size: 6 Zone Controller
Pattern Name: Sprinkler Controller
The wife and I invested in our first home a year and a few months ago. I'd decided from the get go that I wanted a smart home. We got a mega deal because we bought what is essentially a "cookie-cutter" home, ie: the builders plans and we pick a model - we couldn't make any changes. This was fine for us because why spend thousands on "upgraded" appliances and features when you can't even pick the ones you want? Better to start off cheap and then pay for what we want. That's a lot of preface for a sprinkler, but I'm going somewhere with this. When you buy cheap and then pay for what you want, to me it ends up working out better. We made a big decision in buying our home and it's a place and home we plan to spend our lives in as long as no acts of God get in the way of that. So far I've been dutifully making my home smart. Starting with all light switches changed to occupancy/vacancy and or wifi/dimmer switches, all bulbs are now LED with some being Wifi/Dimmer capable, some smart cameras around the place, etc. When you're "smartifying" your home you can either do it all at once if you have that kind of money, do it cheapest to most expensive stuff or do it most expensive to cheapest. We're not rich, we're comfortable so I've taken the middle route, cheapest parts and ending with the more expensive stuff like appliances. Where we live, our city has pretty strict rules regarding sprinkler systems - 2 days weekly for/between 4 hrs. Personally I don't know why. It rains during most of the year and whenever there's a drought there's a huge river and canals always filled to the brim but hey, they've gotta know something I don't, I've only been here for 2+ years. That being said, we had a basic sprinkler system, of course because when you buy a "cookie-cutter" home, almost everything you get as a part of the home is basic. As I said, that was fine for us. I'd put the controller as one of the later things to upgrade for the main reason that sprinklers are generally a set it and forget it thing. However ours was being slightly problematic. While it has a battery backup to keep settings, for some reason the time would be "off" due to power outages and of course, I'd have to head to change them whenever DST switched. Recently, we got our 2nd warning that the sprinkler was on when it wasn't supposed to be. This was due to a power outage that put our times off by about 10m. So they literally caught our system within that 10m "offf" window. I started getting serious into looking for smart or at the very least wifi enabled sprinkler controllers. . Enter the Orbit. I'm so happy with the system that I'm here only a day later writing its praises. I took some time deciding on systems because initially they're pretty expensive when you look up "smart" controllers. Most of the devices I found were in the hundreds and just not worth it for me, many are 6 or 8 zone and I only needed 3. I was in shock when I was able to pick up the Orbit for what I got it for. Not only was it less than 1/2 the price of other smart controllers, it was also cheaper than the most basic smart controllers, so I was prepared to make some compromises as one should when devices are on the cheaper end of the spectrum vs. others in their category. I can gladly say, no concessions or compromises made. This thing does everything and more. For one, with this controller you get a dual system. Many smart sprinkler controllers if you notice, have no head/base where they can be programmed. It must be done over/using the smartphone or a website. Not so with this system - you get a head unit that looks and behaves the same as a non wifi system where you can do everything you need to in terms of programming the system. This was a big deal for me because going back to what I said earlier, I'm a fan of value and I tend to look at things long term. How many cloud based companies have we seen shut down or change hands? If a product with a headless unit (ie: can't program from the base) has a cloud unit that shuts down, your sprinkler system is essentially useless for the most part because you no longer have a place to log into, to be able to access your system. The same could happen if the tech is bought out. If another company buys Rachio, just as an example and this company isn't interested in sprinkler systems, eventually that unit can no longer function because said company would have no need to keep the cloud going. There are 2 big differences with Orbit for me. The first is that the brand has been around for some time. I don't know irrigation products and I know 2 brand names, Hunter and Orbit so this was a good thing. For me this meant that it was highly unlikely for any of the shut down or sell out scenarios. I figured the worse case would be they sold to another irrigation company anyway. Secondly, the device is controlled both ways and independently. You can use it from the head unit solely, you can use it from the app or you can use it both ways. Finally, just like the other cloud/wifi sprinkler systems, it has a "smart" system that watches the weather for when it rains etc. and can smartly utilize your irrigation system. My system only has 3 zones because again, the builder created it all in a cheaper way. The pressure is really great in my home and the garden is no less. The entirely front left and side of my home is a zone running about ~6 sprinklers, the same for the right and then the back yard is a zone. So I have lots of sprinklers but only 3 zones and they run really well. My unit is installed on the outside of my home and many wifi sprinkler systems have to be installed inside or put into a special weather box externally. This unit comes fit for external use, so that saved me spending extra for either hiring someone to put it inside my garage or buy a box to put it into outside. In the end, I have to say that I'm fairly happy. It took me about 30m to physically install the controller and another 10m to program it using the app. The 1st floor of my home is concrete so I was a bit worried about wifi strength through the wall but it gets 4 solid bars. Setup in the app is easy. You create an account and add the device - once it's powered on and detectable, the app will immediately tell you that the device has been located, where you can then connect to it. Once connected, that's it, you're good to go. I simply took a picture of where my cables were on my Hunter unit and moved them directly over. I did have to drill an extra hole because the same of the unit is different than the Hunter. Once I did what I had to, it just worked. I tested it by doing a 1m manual start of each zone to see exactly where and what my zones were and then I set my schedule so it will never water on non-water days for me but is completely free to water (or not) on my 2 set days with my 4 hour window. The app is super easy to use and easily understandable, really well made. As I mentioned, you can turn smart watering on, where it'll detect when it rains and can put off watering for a day or more. You can also program using restrictions like mine, only on certain days or odd/even days or have an interval. I won't go into details but I doubt anyone will find it lacking what they'd need. I really like it and am very happy with the system so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 24, 2018 by Neoprimal
Size: 6 Zone Controller
Pattern Name: Sprinkler Controller
First the Great. This unit connected with my Android phone quickly via bluetooth. I downloaded the app and I was able to connect to the WIFI of the house. This is a rental, but the renter shared their password. That is all done on the phone in the app. This replaced another brand controller that was about 15 years old, but still working. Because I don't live at the property, I wanted something I could control and monitor remotely. Here is the great thing-once you are connected to the WIFI you don't have to be on the same network to control the system or monitor it's status. A previous reviewer commented on the wisdom of installing this BEFORE working on other parts of the system. I highly endorse this. Once this was installed and working I could activate any zone from anywhere on the property with my phone, even when it only had a cell signal. It even has a test button for each zone to make it easy to active the zone and shut it off as needed. It saved me hundreds of steps and a hours of time as I had to locate and raise or replace many sprinkler heads. It comes with a standard 3-prong plug and even though I was replacing a hardwired unit, I opted to plug it in for now. There is much to like about this unit, so why only three stars. Now the bad. In the features they mention the angled terminal bar where you connect the wires to the valves. The screws are too small to work with easily so the value of the angled bar is lost. The included flat-blade screwdriver included in the package it almost worthless. I could not get it to loosen any of the terminal screws. Fortunately, I had my own small Philips screwdriver, but even that was difficult to work with the small inset screws. One of the terminals wouldn't even loosen and now the head is stripped. It wouldn't be hard for Orbit engineers to design an easier to use terminal bar with much larger screws. I will be returning this one and getting the same model as a replacement and hope all the screws will work. Other than that small, but important issue I think this unit is great.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2023 by Amazon Customer
Size: 6 Zone Controller
Pattern Name: Sprinkler Controller
The user interface is easy to use and intuitive. Some people have mentioned problems connecting to Wi-Fi. If you use repeaters such as the Google mesh devices my experience may be helpful. The App was easy to download and install. I opened the packaging and plugged the controller into an outlet in my family room which is close to the main router. (Wanted to make sure the Wi-Fi worked before mounting the unit to the back of the house.) The App immediately located the controller. The App also came up requesting the password for my wireless network. It had grabbed ahold of one of the mesh devices instead of the main router. This was indicated by the network name with a number behind it. It would not connect to this device. I made the App find the main network name which does not have a number appended to it. The App connected immediately. After programing the stations and times I installed the controller outside. I used the App to test the sprinklers, but it wanted to connect with Blu Tooth instead of Wi-Fi. Fine. Tested that the sprinklers worked, closed the App, then restarted the App and it connected to Wi-Fi fine. Has been working great since then. Was surprised that it also uses Blu Tooth. Great feature. No more programming at the controller, the App is great.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 18, 2023 by D. Bell