Dramm ColorStorm Water Timer - Blue - 5 to 120 Min - 3/4-in GHT

Automatic Hose Shut-Off Without Batteries - Blue - 5 to 120 Minutes

Forgetting a running hose wastes water and can overwater plants. This mechanical timer closes the water off on its own once the time you set runs out. You turn the dial, open the tap, and the timer counts down without any batteries or electronics.

This single blue unit suits home gardeners, small indoor setups, and growers who want a simple shut-off on hand-watering or hose-fed lines. Buy several if you water in more than one location.

Key Features & Benefits

• Mechanical operation — works without batteries, so there is nothing to replace or charge.
• Automatic shut-off — water stops after the set duration, saving water and attention.
• Adjustable 5 to 120 minute range — covers short top-ups and long soaks.
• Standard 3/4-in GHT connection — fits a standard garden faucet or hose end.
• Impact-resistant plastic body — built with metal springs and screws for repeated use.

Who Should Use Dramm ColorStorm Water Timer

Anyone who waters with a hose and wants a dependable stop point: home gardeners, hobby cultivators, and commercial staff who need a simple reminder-free shut-off at a faucet.

About Dramm ColorStorm Water Timer

Dramm makes this timer in six colours; this listing is the blue version. It is assembled in the USA with parts from Taiwan and the USA, and the manufacturer provides a lifetime guarantee against defects.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does it need batteries?
A: No. It is purely mechanical and works like a traditional kitchen timer. Nothing needs charging or replacing.

Q: What hose connection does it fit?
A: It attaches to a standard 3/4-in GHT garden faucet or hose end. Check that your fitting uses this common thread.

Q: How long can I set it for?
A: You can set any duration from 5 to 120 minutes using the dial. The water shuts off when the time is reached.

Q: How do I use it?
A: Attach the timer to the faucet, turn the dial to the time you want, then turn on the water. It counts down and closes the flow automatically.

Q: What does GHT mean?
A: GHT stands for garden hose thread, the standard thread used on residential hoses and faucets in North America.

Q: Is it covered by a warranty?
A: Yes. The manufacturer provides a lifetime guarantee against defects.