Drip irrigation

[RebFiedler]

I have some drippers connected to a valve controlled by a zoom relay.
like to control that relay by some parameters like before sunset or after sunset, winter spring summer fall, interval (like every hour), and duration (like 5 minutes)

Old brain just not connecting on this

[velvetfoot]

Maybe someone has already written an app for that?

[ritchierich]

I haven’t used this app but maybe it will work for you:

App: Switch Scheduler and More. (Schedule: Lights, Outlets, Switches, Relays, Sprinklers, Valves, and more..)

This app is for scheduling switches and/or valves but can be used for a lot more. Can add as many switches/valves as you want including; Lights, Night Lights, Outlets, Switches, Sprinklers, Relays, etc... Device must have switch or valve capability. --Schedule and Turn On/Off switches for a run duration per days or every odd days. --Schedule Valves Open/Closed for the same. --Schedule by sunrise/sunset with +/- time offset. --Option to Remote pause and turn off schedule thru a switch if nee…

[calinatl]

Try Simple Irrigation.
I don't think you can schedule based off of Sunset/Sunrise, but you can to all else you noted.

[RebFiedler]

how do I find this app

[calinatl]

Click search icon at upper right of this page, type in Simple Irrigation.

This is the first hit:

[RELEASE] Simple Irrigation

*** BPTWorld apps are no longer being developed or maintained. Thanks *** Introducing 'Simple Irrigation' For use with any valve device connected to your hose, like the Orbit Hose Water Timer. Features multiple timers and restrictions. I needed something simple to water the flowers around the front porch. Was surprised to find there wasn't an app already out there to simply turn a valve on and off on a schedule. So I made this Simple Irrigation app. Now I can use the Orbit Hose Water Timer…

Click on the link to the thread, then in the thread click on the link to the GitHub.
Once on the page in GitHub, it is not quite so intuitive - you click on "Bundles" then scroll down to Simple Irrigation and save it to your computer, then install from there.