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Sensors make your controller work smarter...  rain or shine!

There are a lot of sensors on the market that will make your controller more responsive to changes in the weather.

Sprinklers that come on while it's raining look silly, but they also waste water.

Depending on how much it's raining, and your soil type, sprinklers running when not needed actually do your plants more harm than good.

A rain sensor is a great way to solve the problem. We install rain sensors for a variety of sprinkler controllers, either direct wired, or wireless. 

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The Hunter ET System goes beyond a simple rain sensor to make your controller respond to local climate conditions year-round...

Whether you're home or away, you will no longer have to make adjustments during hot spells or other weather changes. The ET System will do it for you.

We can connect this unit to any Hunter Controller, and take the guesswork out of your watering schedule.

The cost of this retrofit unit and the initial set-up and programming will pay for itself with up to 30% water savings.

See here for details.

Hand held remote controls, for easier monitoring and maintenance...

Hand held remote controls are great tools for larger properties. It allows you to do a walk-through of your sprinkler system, turn on individual stations with one button, and monitor how well things are working. 

A remote control kit turns what used to be a two-person job into something one person can do alone.

Remote control units have been around for years, but Hunter has made them affordable. We've used the Hunter SRR Remote Control Kit for years. It has a range of up to 450 ft. All new Hunter controllers are remote-ready.

Hunter SRR hand held remote control

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