Orbit 57095 Außenmontierte Controller-Timer-Box-Abdeckung, Grau 1

Name: Orbit 57095 Außenmontierte Controller-Timer-Box-Abdeckung, Grau 1
Brand: Orbit
SKU: 046878570955
Price: 81.57 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Orbit

3.7/5

€
81.57

Werten Sie Ihren heimischen Garten mit dem stapelbaren Blumenturm von EMSCO auf! Wenn Sie die Pflanzen, aber nicht den Platz haben, dann ist dieses Gartenzubehör genau das Richtige für Sie! Mehrere Pflanzen auf einmal zu pflegen kann eine kleine Herausforderung sein, aber dieser stapelbare Pflanzer hält sie alle an einem Ort, bereit für die Präsentation! Es besteht aus einem haltbaren Harzmaterial und ist absolut wetterfest. Seine Farbe verblasst nicht durch die Hitze der Sonne und ist sowohl rissbeständig als auch rostfrei. Der Blumenturm verfügt über insgesamt 9 Hülsen, die bis zu 5 Zoll große Topfpflanzen aufnehmen können. Sie haben die Wahl, direkt in die Schoten zu pflanzen oder für weniger Aufwand Topfpflanzen zu verwenden. Jede einzelne Schale verfügt über Drainagelöcher, die eine übermäßige Wasseransammlung verhindern und eine ordnungsgemäße Bewässerung der unteren Ebenen ermöglichen. Die Bodenwanne ist drehbar, sodass Sie ihre Position anpassen können, um allen Ihren Pflanzen maximale Sonneneinstrahlung zu ermöglichen. Sie können es auch anpassen, um bestimmte Pflanzen in Ihrem Zuhause hervorzuheben. Der stapelbare Blumenturm von EMSCO eignet sich sowohl für den Innen- als auch für den Außenbereich und ist eine einfache, aber effektive Möglichkeit, Ihren Hausgarten in Schwung zu bringen!

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EAN: 046878570955

Kategorien Patio, Rasen & Garten, Garten & Rasenpflege, Bewässerungsgeräte, Schlauchzeitschaltuhren,

Die solide Konstruktion schützt den Sprinkler-Timer vor rauem Wetter. Das Schlüsselschloss verhindert Manipulationen. GFI-Steckdose. Passend für Timer großer Marken. Wandelt Innen-Timer für den Außenbereich um. Große Innenabmessungen: 9,25 Zoll x 10,75 Zoll x 3,25 Zoll FI-Schutzschaltersteckdose. Passend für Timer großer Marken. Die solide Konstruktion schützt den Sprinkler-Timer vor rauem Wetter und das Schlüsselschloss verhindert Manipulationen. Wandelt Innen-Timer für den Außenbereich um.

Brand	Orbit
Color	Gray
Country of Origin	USA
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 491 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Human Interface Input	Buttons
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item model number	57095
Item Weight	2.59 pounds
Item Weight	41.44 Ounces
Manufacturer	Orbit
Material	Resin
Product Dimensions	12.38"D x 15.75"W x 10.25"H
Product Dimensions	15.75 x 12.38 x 10.25 inches

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Scritto da: Mark Twain

Keeps outdoor sprinkler controller units looking new!

I recently purchased the Orbit Outdoor Mounted Controller Timer Box Cover and I am very satisfied. The cover fits perfectly over my smart Wi-Fi connected outdoor-mounted irrigation controller, protecting it from the elements and extending its lifespan and the harsh elements where the sprinkler controller is placed. The grey color of the cover is sleek and blends in nicely with the outdoor environment and the side of my home. The material is durable and weather-resistant, ensuring that my controller is protected from rain, snow, and mostly importantly for me sun damage. One of the things I like most about this cover is how easy it is to install. It came with all the necessary hardware and instructions, and I was able to install it in just a few minutes with a screw driver and a concrete drill bit. I used Velcro on the inside of the box and the back of my new smart sprinkler controller incase to keep it always looking new and incase I ever need to remove the new controller installed in the box. Overall, I highly recommend the Orbit Outdoor Controller Box Cover for anyone who wants to protect their irrigation controller from the elements. It's a simple and affordable solution that will help extend the lifespan of your controller and save you money in the long run. Another plus is the lock, I read another reviewer that complained the lock was easy to bypass. Mine installed perfectly fine and it appears someone would need to break the box to gain access. Thumbs up! 5 Stars

Scritto da: AmazonSurfer

Perfect for moving indoor controller out door

Easy to install

Scritto da: William White

These make amazing low cost outdoor network enclosures

Okay, so, let me start with the disclaimer. I do not own a sprinkler system. I do not need a sprinkler system. It rains so @#*$& much here that my lawn is mostly moss and mud. The last house I owned I spent three months completely redoing the foundation drainage just to make all the water go away. So, I have no idea how well these boxes would work for their intended purpose. On the other hand, these are hands down the best inexpensive outdoor network enclosures I've ever used. Generally when I get a generic NEMA enclosure I have to build some kind of standoff front plane to have more space to mount things to, install an outlet, and find a lock. These make it easy. These already come with a built-in outlet, a front mounting plane mounting surface (with holes that never quite match the slots on your gear, but at least you'll only have to drill one hole and not two), and a lock. Mind you it's a cheap lock, but with any lock on a plastic enclosure is really only there to deter the casually curious. There's plenty of space on the bottom to drill holes for cable glands, or you can use the existing 3/4" hole. One of these right now is housing an 8 port switch, 3 cat6 lightning arrestors, and an 802.3bt POE++ injector, so for the price it's a heck an enclosure. Some caveats: 1. I don't see a NEMA rating on these, but I've had them several in service for multiple years with consumer-grade switches and other equipment and never had water intrusion issues despite pouring rain and high winds. What I have had to deal with in one unit is ants. I'd recommend a thin, concave bead of RTV silicone around the seal. 2. The hinges on the most recent unit I got were somewhat wimpier than I'm used to. Be aware that the front cover might detach if you swing it open too aggressively. 3. The hole under the outlet doesn't quite fit a 1/2" Carlon male adapter. I had to ream it out a bit. 4. The GFCI outlet is prone to tripping during heavy lightning storms when you're using these as networking cabinets with long twisted pair runs, even with (gas tube) lightning arrestors. I'm sure a GFCI is warranted if you're dealing with water, but for networking hardware you'll probably want to swap it out for a regular outlet. All that said, these are about the best bang for your buck I've seen on here, and I prefer to use them whenever possible.

Scritto da: vardelda

Good quality enclosure. Check your measurements.

Very good quality enclosure. For outdoor controls (like irrigation controls for RainMachine, Orbit etc) You can't ask for much more -- and you won't find any better at a cheaper price. Buy with confidence. Be aware the box is quite deep with a mounting panel dividing the depth in half. This is, I suppose, to support routing wiring behind the panel. Although irrigation and similar controllers don't run the wires that way -- they come in the bottom and go straight to the controller connections. I have trouble imagining an application that needs the amount of space they provide. Perhaps CAT5 if you wanted to put a switch in an enclosure? In any case, you have a lot of room behind that panel if you need it. One possible downside is the depth of the box means you need a bit more width to get your fingers in for some applications. For example: I bought this for a RainMachine controller and thought I'd have way more width than needed. In practice, the RainMachine buries their front panel releases deep on the sides. So you have to get your fingers almost under the edges to remove the front panel. This means this box was just the right size -- any smaller and I couldn't get my fingers in around the RainMachine to open its panel. My point: Check the dimensions -- AND access needs -- for the controller you'll be installing. You've probably got way more space than you expect -- but maybe not :) This is in no way a negative for the box. Just some perspective when sizing your job. I evaluated multiple enclosures and this one was the best all around fit BY FAR without spending $100+.

Scritto da: Paul

Plug is a little inconvenient

This is the second one I bought, and it accommodates a variety of controller (or even non-controller) items. My only complaint is that the internal plug receptacle (which is a ground fault plug) is positioned very close to inside edge so that adapter plugs for the device you are protecting don't fit easily. Plug in photo should "hang" for weight, but wire gets in the way, so I plugged it in upside down and prevent a "tilt" with a small stone. I also have a similar box that has the plug receptacle behind the mounting plate for the controller which gets the plug conveniently out of the way.

Scritto da: Ken Brosisnky

Very happy with this.

Exactly, what I wanted. I did not need the GFCI as my outside plug already had one.Looks great outside and was easy to install. Definitely a 5 rating.