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title: "G2S Smart Garden Water Timer & Gateway, 2-Year Battery Life"
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# Real-time flow monitoring & leak alerts Zigbee mesh network for superior range 2-year battery life, low maintenance G2S Smart Garden Water Timer & Gateway, 2-Year Battery Life

**Brand:** linktap
**Price:** B/.693
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🌿 Water Smarter, Not Harder — Your Garden’s Guardian in a Tap!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** G2S Smart Garden Water Timer & Gateway, 2-Year Battery Life by linktap
- **How much does it cost?** B/.693 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- linktap enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted linktap brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Robust Zigbee Mesh Network:** Enjoy reliable wireless coverage across large or complex gardens, far outperforming Wi-Fi timers.
- • **Smart Weather-Adaptive Watering:** Automatically adjusts irrigation based on real-time local weather data to save water and keep your garden thriving.
- • **Proactive Leak & Fault Detection:** Instant push notifications alert you to leaks, clogs, or valve failures—protect your system before damage occurs.
- • **Effortless Remote Control & Scheduling:** Manage watering from anywhere via intuitive mobile/web apps with multi-cycle, volume, and duration programming.
- • **Built to Last with Aerospace-Grade Durability:** Rust-proof, lead-free composite inlet and weatherproof design ensure long-term reliability in any climate.

## Overview

The LinkTap G2S Smart Garden Water Timer & Gateway is a premium Australian-designed irrigation controller featuring a 2-year battery life, advanced Zigbee wireless mesh networking, and real-time weather-adaptive watering. It offers precise flow monitoring with instant leak and fault alerts, supports up to 15 devices per Gateway, and enables effortless remote management via mobile and web apps. Built with aerospace-grade materials and anti-freeze protection, it ensures durable, efficient watering for gardens of all sizes while significantly reducing water waste.

## Description

Product Description Proven in Real-World Use: Homes, Farms, Vineyards & Research Facilities From backyards to vineyards and farms, LinkTap is used in real-world conditions. Weather-based automation and precise watering reduce guesswork, while real-time fault detection and alerts help you spot issues early. Built to Last Long G2S Smart Water Timer: Built for Long-Term Use LinkTap products are designed with durability in mind, using high-quality components. This results in a lower failure rate and ensures reliability, minimising the potential for damage caused by component malfunctions. Robust, sturdy, and reliable, suitable for use in any climate. Water with Peace of Mind, Anywhere, Anytime Sophisticated But Not Complicated Designed in Australia, LinkTap G2S smart water timer is the ideal solution for gardeners of all levels. Its 8 work modes and advanced watering controls ensure a healthy garden while saving time and water. Its powerful and intuitive mobile and web app enables easy watering management from anywhere. Rest Easy with Automatic Fault Detection Have you ever experienced system break damage? Don't wait until it's too late. The G2S is equipped with a fall detection sensor and flow meter, enabling real-time detection of various faults. In the event of an incident, you and six others will receive push notifications and emails within a minute. Customisable Rain Skip Saves You Water Thousands of litres can be saved as it can automatically skip watering before and after it rains Feed Plants with Right Amount of Water The system automatically adjusts the amount of water based on the local temperature on watering days Start or Stop Watering on Demand Start watering with adjustable duration or volume from anywhere with just one click in the app Precise Watering for Healthier Plants Easily create, save and adjust 20+ watering plans with multiple daily cycles from the LinkTap app Reduce Water Runoff Valve repeatedly opens/closes during a watering session. Available in all watering modes. Easy Manual Control Without App Start or stop watering anytime with the button. Lockout via app & auto shut off for added security Stay Informed and in Control Get notified of watering cycle updates, low battery, and offline status for your LinkTap device Track 365-Day Water Consumption at Your Fingertips Easily access comprehensive watering data, e.g. date, time, duration, water usage, and cost Optimise Flow Control & Valve Life Maximise efficiency and prolong valve lifespan with Master Valve's centralised water flow control Custom Features for Easy Use of Water Distributor Runs perfectly with 6-port water distributor, allows multi-port instant watering with just one click Effortless Control and Monitoring Smart Anti-Freeze Protection Expandable Mesh Network for Any Garden Size One Gateway for All Devices Share Control of Your LinkTap Devices Measure Flow Rates Accurately, High or Low Need a higher-flow solution? Prevents freeze damage by releasing water when temperatures drop below a preset threshold. The built-in sensor detects sudden cold and flushes water to reduce freezing risk, protecting your device. For large gardens or challenging locations, the LinkTap Extender provides an easy way to create a robust mesh network and extend your LinkTap system’s coverage. With 15 devices per Gateway and up to 20 Gateways per user account, users can easily build a hybrid irrigation system by controlling various watering devices through a single Gateway and user account. LinkTap lets you share device control, manage permissions, and access your system from anywhere. Landscape pros can also manage clients’ systems easily via the in-app Contractor Portal. For flow rates above 1 L/min, the G2S Default Flow Meter is ideal. For lower flow rates from 0.2 to 5 L/min, use the Micro Flow Meter for more precise measurement. LinkTap ValveLinker works with external 1", 1.5" or 2" solenoid valves and optional 1" or 2" LinkTap flow meters. It delivers high-throughput control with flow rates up to 400 L/min. Reliable, Efficient, and Uninterrupted Design with Safety in Mind Rugged and Weatherproof Long Battery Life Superior Wireless Coverage to Wi-Fi 2-Minute Easy Setup During power or network outages, current watering ends normally and future watering follows your preset plan. If battery is low, the valve auto shuts off to prevent waste and stay safe. UV-resistant and IP66 waterproof, LinkTap water timers handle harsh weather, work from -10°C to 60°C, and can be mounted upside down without losing performance. Enjoy uninterrupted watering with LinkTap water timers. Long battery life means fewer replacements and reliable operation season after season. LinkTap uses Zigbee for strong wireless range. In most cases, one LinkTap Gateway covers your whole property without an Extender. Quick, hassle-free setup, proven by tens of thousands of users. Plug the Gateway into your router, scan the device ID in the app, and you're ready.

Review: Designed in Australia not China - Over the years I have purchased lots of things on desertcart that were designed and manufactured in China. They usually nearly work. While looking for an automated watering controller, I took a lot of care to make sure I did not purchase a wholly Chinese designed and manufactured product. I used to be in the electronics industry and worked with Taiwanese and Chinese manufacturers. I know from experience that if they try to design and build something for the west, for example emulating other western products, the quality and attention to detail is often missing. This was the reason I wanted to avoid any surprises. I found the LinkTap G2S product and purchased it. It was cheaper than the branded watering systems we are all familiar with in the UK, substantially so. It was designed in Australia, and the reviews were positive. I was not disappointed. It was easy to install and configure. You can download an app for it. It comes with a special gateway which you need to connect to your network through a wired connection. The control connection between the gateway and the external tap adapter is wireless, but does not use WiFi. I assume it uses one of the new very low power connections such as Zigbee. Once configured you can turn the tap on remotely, or set it for a timed duration. You can also set it up to deliver xx litres of water if you have the flow control device attached. That for example was useful for topping up the pond, set a value like 100 litres and forget about it. (Mine came with the flow controller). In terms of the physical tap and hose connectors, it is compatible with Hozelock and Gardena systems. So very easy to install and use. It also is aware of your location, and while not relevant in my case because I am watering a greenhouse, if you are watering outside, it can adjust the schedule based on your local weather, either delivering less water, more water or not at all based on temperature and weather. I have been using this system for around 1 month now, no issues at all. If you are looking for an automated controller that you can set up to cover vacations, or for general daily use and have very accurate control over the device, and a record of how it is working you could not go far wrong purchasing one of these. On the other end of my system is a Gardena distribution network set up for my greenhouse.
Review: Works well, and set up sensibly achieves the quoted 100m range - We have quite a large garden and while we have set up several manually controlled irrigation zones we want to automate watering since it has become quite a chore in dry periods. You can buy wi-fi valves and timers but walking around the garden with a phone it was clear that wi-fi was not going to give sufficient range without repeaters or boosters, so I started looking for a Zigbee alternative since that has longer range. This seemed to be the only credible product (unless you are brave enough to order direct from China, have good enough Chinglish skills to figure out instructions and enough Zigbee skill to solve problems for yourself) so I contacted Linktap customer support with a range of questions about range and performance. I got a prompt, full, honest and well thought out reply so I decided to buy a valve and give it a go. It comes as two items: a control unit which plugs into your ethernet router (note, it plugs in by cable, not wirelessly) and a valve which goes out into the garden. Build quality and design look good and the instructions are clear. Setting up the kit is straight-forward and comes in three stages: (1) Download their free app on your phone, create an account (1st time only) then log into it. (2) Connect power and ethernet cables to base unit. Scan QR code on it using phone to register it with your account, at which point it will connect automatically. (3) Add the valve by scanning its QR code, this will link it automatically with your base unit. Now you can control the valve remotely using the app on the phone. The ethernet cable they supply is quite short so I bought a longer one to allow me to put the base unit up in our roof in order to maximise its chances of reaching all parts of the garden. Then I went out with the valve and my phone to see if it would work at all wanted locations which - happily - it did. I'd estimate that the furthest was about 90 metres away, line-of-sight to the roof but some foliage in the way. We bought the G2S valve which includes a flow meter and initially I was dubious about whether the extra cost over the G1S (no meter) was worth it. However having now tested the system and observed both the real-time feedback of water flow rate and the various alarms you can set to detect problems with flow I'd say that the extra cost is worth it. Experience has taught me that irrigation systems block up, pipes fall off, dogs crash through flower beds pulling things apart, people leave hoses running, etc, etc so it is worth having something which will let you know promptly that you have a problem. I have two criticisms of the hardware, neither too serious: (1) The valve itself is a solenoid acting on a diaphragm. This is common for such valves but it does create quite a constriction on the flow so if you have low water pressure this may present problems. We achieved a measured flow rate of 10 litres per minute in the irrigation circuit I tested: enough for the micro irrigation we use but possibly not enough for sprinklers requiring high flow unless you also have a lot of pressure available. (The kit is designed to work at up to 8 bar, we use about 4 bar at the pump outlet.) (2) Our garden's water supply comes from both captured rainwater and a borehole, both requiring pumping. Linktap do not provide a "switch my pump on" module controlled by the base unit, assuming instead that you will be using the mains water supply. Linktap's suggestion for point #2 was to have the pump operated by a pressure switch but in fact I have managed to buy a 2nd hand valve on Ebay that I plan to cannibalise, using the circuit which normally opens the solenoid valve to power a relay instead. So hopefully problem solved but I do find it surprising that they don't provide this capability. I would also criticise the App itself. It has clearly been created by people who are better engineers than they are user-interface designers. All the information and capabilities are there but they are not that well laid out and it could be a lot more intuitive to use. Again not a massive problem, just annoying. Update 8th Oct 2023. After the initial trial with one valve we have bought several more double valves (D2S) to automate what were previously manually controlled irrigation zones. They are all working flawlessly and it is *so* nice to think "oh, I should water the garden" and do it, even in the dark, by tapping a button my phone. One thing I have learned though is that to get maximum range and reliability out of Zigbee devices you need to have a clear WiFi channel for them to work in, since Zigbee and 2.4GHz WiFi share the same frequency band. I got a WiFi analyser app for my phone (free) to see what was going on and then moved one of my routers from channel 1 to channel 9 to leave channel 1 clear. This improved the stability of the Linktap connection considerably. I also got my pump controller built from a cannibalised valve bought on Ebay. I have passed the circuit diagram to Linktap so hopefully they will make a unit commercially available. So yes, still "expensive, but worth it". We will be adding more zones next year and will be able to go away in hot weather without worrying about the plants.

## Features

- Wireless Water Timer with Weather-Adaptive Control: Manage your garden watering system from anywhere via mobile/web apps. This smart sprinkler timer automatically adjusts irrigation based on real-time weather data, ensuring efficient water usage and conservation
- Leak-Proof Garden Watering System & Real-Time Alerts: Protect your irrigation system for garden with 24/7 flow monitoring. Receive instant push notifications for leaks, clogs, valve failures, or device disconnections - the ultimate failsafe for your smart hose timer setup
- Smart Hose Timer for Beginners & Experts: Meet every watering need – from small gardens to large lawns & yards. Instantly start/stop water flow or program multi-cycle schedules by date, duration, and volume. Works with drip lines, sprinklers, and custom irrigation setups
- Smart Anti-Freeze Protection: Automatically opens the valve when temperatures drop below a preset threshold, preventing ice buildup and reducing the risk of pipe damage
- Aerospace-Grade Composite Inlet: High-modulus fiber with metal-rivaling strength. 100% lead-free & rust-proof. Never seizes to faucets like brass inlet. Self-adaptive threads ensure a leak-free seal without Teflon tape. Built for ultimate durability
- Flexible Mesh Network & 2-Year Battery Life: Utilizing a proprietary Zigbee protocol, this system offers wider and more reliable wireless coverage than Wi-Fi hose timers. For large yards or complex terrains, the LinkTap Extender enhances coverage, creating a robust mesh network
- Easy Setup: The Gateway is hardwired to your router, ensuring a stable and secure internet connection with plug-and-play simplicity. Scan the water timer's QR code – devices pair automatically within seconds
- Expandable Irrigation System: Connect up to 15 devices (G1S, G2S, D1, T1, Q1, and ValveLinker) per Gateway and manage up to 20 Gateways per user account. Easily build and control a comprehensive hybrid watering system through one unified interface

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B08YW83WK5 |
| Battery Life | 2 years |
| Battery Type | Alkaline, Lithium |
| Best Sellers Rank | 5,161 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 22 in Watering Timers |
| Brand | LinkTap |
| Brand Name | LinkTap |
| Colour | Dark Grey |
| Country Of Origin | Australia |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,729 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.3D x 16.3W x 10.2H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 450 Grams |
| Item weight | 450 Grams |
| Manufacturer | LinkTap Pty Ltd |
| Manufacturer Part Number | TP-2BS, GW-02 |
| Manufacturer Warranty Description | 2-year warranty. |
| Material | Plastic Aluminum |
| Material Type | Plastic Aluminum |
| Model Number | TP-2BS, GW-02 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of settings | 3 |
| Product dimensions | 7.3D x 16.3W x 10.2H centimetres |
| Screen Size | 5.08 Centimetres |
| UPC | 796167512899 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** LinkTap
- **Colour:** Grey
- **Item weight:** 450 Grams
- **Material:** Plastic Aluminum
- **Product dimensions:** 7.3D x 16.3W x 10.2H centimetres

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this be connected to a soil moisture sensor?**
A: I doubt it - there doesn’t seem to be anything in the manual or any means to connect additional sensors.  It does use recent rain information though

**Q: Can you create different watering zones? What else would I need to buy!?**
A: This is a 1-zone water timer, so you will need to buy G2S add-ons if more than one zone need to be watered. One LinnkTap gateway can control 15 water timers.
You don't need to buy anything other than 4 AA alkaline batteries.

**Q: Is the d1 dual zone product exactly the sames as the g2s single zone product - other than having two zones. or is g2s superior?**
A: Simply put, one D1=two G2S. There are some subtle differences between them. They both use 4AA batteries; the battery in the G2S lasts 2 years, while the battery in the D1 lasts 1.5 years. The maximum number of watering slots per watering plan is 100 in G2S and 50 per zone in D1.

**Q: Will this keep a running total of water used?**
A: The system stores the watering history of the past 90 days. Users can also download and save the watering history data to local storage if needed.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Designed in Australia not China
*by M***E on 13 August 2024*

Over the years I have purchased lots of things on Amazon that were designed and manufactured in China. They usually nearly work. While looking for an automated watering controller, I took a lot of care to make sure I did not purchase a wholly Chinese designed and manufactured product. I used to be in the electronics industry and worked with Taiwanese and Chinese manufacturers. I know from experience that if they try to design and build something for the west, for example emulating other western products, the quality and attention to detail is often missing. This was the reason I wanted to avoid any surprises. I found the LinkTap G2S product and purchased it. It was cheaper than the branded watering systems we are all familiar with in the UK, substantially so. It was designed in Australia, and the reviews were positive. I was not disappointed. It was easy to install and configure. You can download an app for it. It comes with a special gateway which you need to connect to your network through a wired connection. The control connection between the gateway and the external tap adapter is wireless, but does not use WiFi. I assume it uses one of the new very low power connections such as Zigbee. Once configured you can turn the tap on remotely, or set it for a timed duration. You can also set it up to deliver xx litres of water if you have the flow control device attached. That for example was useful for topping up the pond, set a value like 100 litres and forget about it. (Mine came with the flow controller). In terms of the physical tap and hose connectors, it is compatible with Hozelock and Gardena systems. So very easy to install and use. It also is aware of your location, and while not relevant in my case because I am watering a greenhouse, if you are watering outside, it can adjust the schedule based on your local weather, either delivering less water, more water or not at all based on temperature and weather. I have been using this system for around 1 month now, no issues at all. If you are looking for an automated controller that you can set up to cover vacations, or for general daily use and have very accurate control over the device, and a record of how it is working you could not go far wrong purchasing one of these. On the other end of my system is a Gardena distribution network set up for my greenhouse.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works well, and set up sensibly achieves the quoted 100m range
*by M***L on 17 July 2023*

We have quite a large garden and while we have set up several manually controlled irrigation zones we want to automate watering since it has become quite a chore in dry periods. You can buy wi-fi valves and timers but walking around the garden with a phone it was clear that wi-fi was not going to give sufficient range without repeaters or boosters, so I started looking for a Zigbee alternative since that has longer range. This seemed to be the only credible product (unless you are brave enough to order direct from China, have good enough Chinglish skills to figure out instructions and enough Zigbee skill to solve problems for yourself) so I contacted Linktap customer support with a range of questions about range and performance. I got a prompt, full, honest and well thought out reply so I decided to buy a valve and give it a go. It comes as two items: a control unit which plugs into your ethernet router (note, it plugs in by cable, not wirelessly) and a valve which goes out into the garden. Build quality and design look good and the instructions are clear. Setting up the kit is straight-forward and comes in three stages: (1) Download their free app on your phone, create an account (1st time only) then log into it. (2) Connect power and ethernet cables to base unit. Scan QR code on it using phone to register it with your account, at which point it will connect automatically. (3) Add the valve by scanning its QR code, this will link it automatically with your base unit. Now you can control the valve remotely using the app on the phone. The ethernet cable they supply is quite short so I bought a longer one to allow me to put the base unit up in our roof in order to maximise its chances of reaching all parts of the garden. Then I went out with the valve and my phone to see if it would work at all wanted locations which - happily - it did. I'd estimate that the furthest was about 90 metres away, line-of-sight to the roof but some foliage in the way. We bought the G2S valve which includes a flow meter and initially I was dubious about whether the extra cost over the G1S (no meter) was worth it. However having now tested the system and observed both the real-time feedback of water flow rate and the various alarms you can set to detect problems with flow I'd say that the extra cost is worth it. Experience has taught me that irrigation systems block up, pipes fall off, dogs crash through flower beds pulling things apart, people leave hoses running, etc, etc so it is worth having something which will let you know promptly that you have a problem. I have two criticisms of the hardware, neither too serious: (1) The valve itself is a solenoid acting on a diaphragm. This is common for such valves but it does create quite a constriction on the flow so if you have low water pressure this may present problems. We achieved a measured flow rate of 10 litres per minute in the irrigation circuit I tested: enough for the micro irrigation we use but possibly not enough for sprinklers requiring high flow unless you also have a lot of pressure available. (The kit is designed to work at up to 8 bar, we use about 4 bar at the pump outlet.) (2) Our garden's water supply comes from both captured rainwater and a borehole, both requiring pumping. Linktap do not provide a "switch my pump on" module controlled by the base unit, assuming instead that you will be using the mains water supply. Linktap's suggestion for point #2 was to have the pump operated by a pressure switch but in fact I have managed to buy a 2nd hand valve on Ebay that I plan to cannibalise, using the circuit which normally opens the solenoid valve to power a relay instead. So hopefully problem solved but I do find it surprising that they don't provide this capability. I would also criticise the App itself. It has clearly been created by people who are better engineers than they are user-interface designers. All the information and capabilities are there but they are not that well laid out and it could be a lot more intuitive to use. Again not a massive problem, just annoying. Update 8th Oct 2023. After the initial trial with one valve we have bought several more double valves (D2S) to automate what were previously manually controlled irrigation zones. They are all working flawlessly and it is *so* nice to think "oh, I should water the garden" and do it, even in the dark, by tapping a button my phone. One thing I have learned though is that to get maximum range and reliability out of Zigbee devices you need to have a clear WiFi channel for them to work in, since Zigbee and 2.4GHz WiFi share the same frequency band. I got a WiFi analyser app for my phone (free) to see what was going on and then moved one of my routers from channel 1 to channel 9 to leave channel 1 clear. This improved the stability of the Linktap connection considerably. I also got my pump controller built from a cannibalised valve bought on Ebay. I have passed the circuit diagram to Linktap so hopefully they will make a unit commercially available. So yes, still "expensive, but worth it". We will be adding more zones next year and will be able to go away in hot weather without worrying about the plants.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent product and Brilliant customer service
*by R***A on 30 April 2023*

Once you buy plants you must look after them, one of the key thing is to water the plants regularly and on time. I bought Link G2S gateway and watering dive over a year ago and I must say this is one of the device which I would highly recommend, an excellent product and robust design, so simple to assemble and start using it. Product - There is nothing out there in the market that matches the quality, reliability and durability of this product, I have had few in the past and this one is above the class. The batteries last forever, well I haven’t yet changed mine and I can see on the app over one year if use it’s still 60%. There are so many features that comes with the device that you would be blown away, weather forecast, don’t worry about turning your timer off, the devices skips watering plan if the forecast is to be rainy, Customer service- one of the best customer service team I had to deal with, Jack is an amazing person works for the company based in Australia, I had few queries and Jack sorted them out promptly. This would be a game changer for you, the best product out there in the market, absolutely no match to its quality and performance.

## Frequently Bought Together

- LinkTap G2S Smart Water Timer & Gateway, Weather Aware, Intelligent Fault Detection & Alerts, Wider Range Than WiFi Hose Timer, Automatic Watering System for Garden, Lawn & Yard, Scalable Mesh Network
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