Locating Irrigation Wires and Valves with a Wire/Valve Locator
We’ll show how to set up a typical wire and valve locator, how to locate a valve, track and mark the wire location to aid in troubleshooting wiring
Locating Wiring & Connection Defects Using a Ground Fault Locator
Once you’ve determined that the controller and valve are working properly, you need to take a closer look at the wiring to determine where the problem
Grounding and Ground Testing for Irrigation Systems
In this video, we’ll cover typical grounding specifications; two-wire decoder system grounding; Hunter ICD decoder grounding; using the Dual-S surge
Multimeter Basics: Troubleshooting an irrigation system using a Multimeter
We’ll be going over the basic functions of a voltmeter and how you can use it in locating problems within your irrigation system. We’ll be talking about
Troubleshooting Irrigation Systems with a Pro50K or a Station Master Pro
When you are looking for a bad wire, testing a solenoid's health, or testing the power output from an irrigation controller, it is essential to have the
HUNTER EZ DECODER SYSTEM: How to Configure EZ Decoders for HCC and ICC2 Controllers
To program an EZ-1 decoder, start by installing the EZDM into any station output slot within an ICC2 or HCC chassis (with the power off). Once installed
Hunter EZ Decoder System Product Guide. The simple two-wire solution.
Dreamscapes Hunter Ep2 PGP I 20
Watch this irrigation retrofit using Hunter PGP Ultra and I-20 rotors to cost-effectively irrigate a large turf area, eliminate dead spots, and cut
Hunter PGP Ultra and I-20 Rotor Nozzles Product Guide
Learn how to choose the right nozzle for your irrigation plan. Take this video tour through Hunter’s rotor nozzle selections, learn more about the data
Be a Hero. Save Water. Save the Day.
Do you like heroes who battle villains and save the day? If so, this Smart Irrigation video by Hunter Industries is for you! We highlight the real
Solar Sync: Smart Control Made Simple
A brief overview of how the Hunter Solar Sync works to convert most AC powered irrigation controllers to smart control. Learn why the Solar Sync saves
Hunter Rotors: The Most Efficient Way to Water Large Turf Areas
Learn why Hunter rotors are trusted by irrigation professionals worldwide. Learn more about the features of the flagship PGP-ADJ, PGP Ultra, and I-20
X-Core Irrigation Controller Product Guide
Learn more about the Hunter X-Core residential irrigation controller with up to 8 station capacity and water conservation features, including smart
How to Adjust a Hunter X-Core to comply with water restrictions
Learn how to easily adjust days to water, change program start times, and adjust run times for each individual station or zone of a Hunter X-Core
NODE: Programming the NODE irrigation controller
In this video, you will learn how to program the Node battery powered irrigation controller. The Node controller requires the use of DC latching
NODE: Turn on stations manually
To run your sprinkler stations manually with the Node battery powered irrigation clock, hold down the right arrow to enter into the manual mode. Select
NODE: Off mode
To put the Node battery powered sprinkler timer in the off mode, use the center button to advance to the off screen and allow the controller to go to
NODE: Seasonal adjustment
Another feature that the Node battery powered irrigation controller has is the seasonal adjustment option. To activate the seasonal adjustment, press
NODE: Setting up a separate program
To set up a separate program on your Node battery powered sprinkler timer, use the center button to go to the start time option and hit the program
NODE: Setting days to water
To set the days that you want your sprinkler system to run using your Node battery powered irrigation controller, use the center button to scroll
NODE: Setting station run times
To assign run times to the stations on your Node battery powered sprinkler clock, use the center button to scroll past the start time screen to the
NODE: Setting program start times
An irrigation program is a group of stations that are set to water at the same time. To create a program on your Node battery operated sprinkler
NODE: Setting the date and time
To program the Node battery operated irrigation controller you must first set the date and time. To set the time and date on the node press the center
NODE: Introduction and overview of buttons
Learn about Hunter's battery operated sprinkler controller - Node. The Node controller requires the use of DC latching solenoids. To create a program on
