If you’re home at that time and know nothing is wrong—perhaps you’ve been watering your garden or washing your vehicle, for example—you can simply press 2 in your phone’s keypad to delay the shutdown for just two hours.

As it is, I experienced a bunch of those during my several-month analyze of Flo, mostly because I didn’t have got a programmable irrigation controller for my landscaping during a lot of that time.

When water flows too fast or for too much time, you’ll also get a robo contact from Flo headquarters warning you that there is likely to be a problem and that the actual Flo device will automatically disconnect your water main if anyone don’t respond.. I try to remember to put Flo into its "sleep” mode before I use this, to prevent the valve via triggering the robo call, but I’m n't invariably successful.

I familiar with water these with a drip irrigation system, but ground squirrels chewed holes within the plastic hoses. My house is in the middle of a five-acre lot (subdivided from your 10-acre lot that was each dairy farm)

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