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Well, thanks for the reply at least. It's hard enough getting answers online. Ok, so if it won't happen, even with the example I gave Next question. I'm using micro drip emitters, possibly netafim or floraflex These will be pressure compensating. For simplicity sake. Is it even worth...

This is probably a very simple setup, and most people know how to do it, but google isn’t helping me here. I i have 2 rows with 5 lights on each row. Each row is 20 feet long. 10 lights total. Each light will have at least 16 drip irrigation sites. The pump i was told I’d need to run just...

Ok, so this wouldn't work?

looking for the optimal set up here. These are 2 digital 1000w digital ballast being run off a titan controls 8 light board. So i have an extra 8 light control board, and want to run just 2 lights off it for veg. My buddy, who has worked with an electrician for years, is going to help me set...

I'm running 2 rows, at different stages and each row will need their own reservoir. I'm familiar with setting up zones using sprinkler controllers. But only with 1 source or resevoir of water. I'm trying to figure out a way to use just 1 inline pump teed off to each reservoir? Anyone...

I'm trying to run 2 different rows, both at different stages of growth. They will each need their own reservoir. I'm familiar with setting up zones using sprinkler controllers but only using 1 water source. I'm trying to figure out a way to use just 1 inline pump for this (since they are...

I posted in there, and still have yet to find any help. Only 2 responses and they were telling me to use LED. Defeating the purpose of my post. I have hps DEs. And 3 light control boxes. I know buying new boards would be ideal. I just can't financially right now. Thanks

All im asking, is i have to 240v 8 light, control boards. These are the boards you use to plug your lights into for power. I'm using hps DEs. I posted in LED because that's what i was recommended after posting in general. More electrical experts here

2 clarify, i have 2 of the titan control boards already set up, one is near enough to my veg room, and is only being used for 2 bloom lights, with 6 outlets left open. This seems like it would be fine if the timer works, and would keep me from running another 8 light board. (i have 3 titan 8...

My veg shuts off four a couple hours while my flower lights are off anyways. So the main box timer wouldn't affect the flower timing. Both veg and bloom will be running for the duration of flower.

It seems these are out of stock, i saw that titan makes these type of timers but i contacted them, because the packaging says "not for use with digital ballasts". They said, no you can't use them. I'm guessing this is due to the initial start up from the ballast, mine are soft start though...

Do you have advice on how? I thought I could just keep the timer on full time and use 2 individual timers for the bloom, but they don't make 240 timers for digital ballasts

Appreciate the response. I have a titan 8 light control board with built in timer that is being used for my bloom room. I was directed to this sub since people have a better understanding of electricity. I'm using only 2 of the outlets and have 6 usable ones open. I'm just trying to figure a...

Yeah, I'm trying to stick with what I have. It's probably more simple than I'm thinking, but thanks for the input, very helpful I also have another 8 light board I'm not even using. I'm guessing these will be the types of replies to expect? I've posted on a few forums, and can't seem to...

I have space (and amps) left on one of my 240v light boards that goes to my bloom (12on/12off). I'm trying to add 2 more veg lights (24on) without running a whole new line and controller. I thought this might be as easy as using additional timers connected to my bloom board but it seems you...

Great thanks. I'm using hps, but these guys no more about electric I'm guessing?

I have space (and amps) left on one of my 240v light boards that goes to my bloom (12on/12off). I'm trying to add 2 more veg lights (24on) without running a whole new line and controller. I thought this might be as easy as using additional timers connected to my board but it seems you can't...