Hunter ICC2 Wireless Valve Link System Instructions

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Specifications

Wireless Valve Links Installation

Install the Wireless Valve Links to connect and activate irrigation valves without the need for new wiring.

Follow these steps:

Choose the appropriate number of stations (1, 2, or 4) for your configuration.
Position the Wireless Valve Links strategically for optimal signal strength.
Ensure proper waterproofing by securely closing the devices.
If using the solar option, ensure the panels receive adequate sunlight for charging.

Wireless Valve Output Module Setup

Insert the Wireless Valve Output Module into the controller to communicate with wireless stations in the field.
Use the included hole saw to drill a hole in the valve box lid for installation.
The module can coexist with conventional and two-wire technology for added flexibility.

Repeater Installation

Accessories Utilization

Solar Panel Kit: Provides continuous power via a rechargeable battery.
Antenna Extension Kit: Extends range and helps overcome signal-blocking obstacles.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: How far can the Wireless Valve Links extend signals?

A: The Wireless Valve Links can extend signals up to 2,000′ line-of-sight and beyond without new wiring.

Q: Are the devices waterproof?

While Cutting Costs and Labor

Running wire from the controller to field valves can be time-consuming, labor-intensive, and expensive.
The Hunter Wireless Valve Link System uses LoRa® Technology so you can easily connect valves without running additional wires or cutting into hardscape.

Simple, Wire-Free Connections

Works with Hunter ICC2 and HCC Controllers and is compatible with Centralus™ and Hydrawise® Software
Adds up to 54 valves (+P/MV) up to 2,000′ line-of-sight or more with a Repeater
License-free LoRa Technology enables wireless communication directly to the valve box — no copper field wiring is required
Combines with conventional ICM or two-wire EZDS Modules for ultimate flexibility

Installation and Maintenance Flexibility for Landscapes of Any Size

When used with modular ICC2 and HCC Controllers, the Wireless Valve Link allows for quick, easy system expansion with a simple plug-in module.

The Wireless Valve Link System includes four main components that work together to connect and activate irrigation valves.
The optional Antenna Extension Kit and Solar Panel Kit can be added to the system to ensure uninterrupted operation.

WVOM App

Set up and perform diagnostics on the Wireless Valve Link System with the free Bluetooth® enabled WVOM App.
Simply download it using an iOS® or Android® device, then use it to program Wireless Valve Links on any current or future project.

Wireless Valve Links

Add valves up to 2,000′ line-of-sight and beyond without the need for new valve wiring.
Wireless Valve Links in 1-, 2-, and 4-station configurations use license-free LoRa radio to connect ICC2 and HCC Controllers to distant valves without excavation.
All WVL devices are waterproof (IP68) and are powered by two 9 V DC alkaline batteries with a solar option.

Wireless Valve Output Module

Expand systems quickly and easily without running wire or cutting into the hardscape. Simply insert the Wireless Valve Output Module into the controller to communicate with 54 wireless stations (+P/MV) in the field.
A hole saw for drilling a hole in the valve box lid is included. For maximum flexibility, the Wireless Valve Output Module can coexist with conventional and two-wire technology in the same controller.

Repeater

Double the coverage area and bypass obstacles that might block radio signals with the solar-powered Repeater.
This powerful device relays the Wireless Valve Output Module signals to distant Wireless Valve Links in both directions and includes a universal wall/pole mount bracket.

Accessories

Solar Panel Kit

Eliminate the need to change alkaline batteries every season. The Solar Panel Kit provides continuous power via a rechargeable battery with an expected lifespan of 5 years or more.

Antenna Extension Kit

Extend the range of the Wireless Valve Link System using the Antenna Extension Kit.
This helpful accessory allows you to get around signal-blocking obstacles and is a requirement for installations in metal enclosures or cabinets to get the wireless signal outside the metal box.

The Wireless Valve Link System eliminates some of the biggest costs in irrigation installations: copper wire and excavation.
Once connected, wireless signals extend up to 2,000′ direct line-of-sight and are immune to issues that commonly afflict wired systems, such as wire degradation and lightning damage.
The innovative Wireless Valve Link System provides a convenient, flexible solution for complex landscapes.
Using this advanced wireless valve technology, it’s now possible to cross sidewalks, driveways, and parking lots wirelessly, simplifying installation so you can save time, money, and labor.
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