What to do if some valves don’t operate in my Irritrol Irrigation System?
If some valves in your Irritrol Irrigation System aren't working, the issue might stem from a defective solenoid or a loose wire connection. Test the solenoid and replace it if necessary. Ensure all wire connections are secure and check for continuity.
General| Number of Zones | 12 |
|---|---|
| Display | LCD |
| Weather Sensor Compatible | Yes |
| Number of Programs | 4 |
| Number of Start Times | 4 per program |
| Station Capacity | 12 stations |
| Valve Type Compatibility | 24 VAC Solenoid Valves |
| Rain Sensor Input | Yes |
| Cycle and Soak | Yes |
| Power Source | 24V AC transformer (included) |
| Mounting | Wall-mounted |
| Power Requirements | 120V AC |
| Battery Backup | Yes |
| Watering Duration | 1 minute to 12 hours |
| Manual Operation | Yes |
Instructions for installing the backup battery in the controller.
Guidance on selecting a location and physically mounting the controller.
Instructions for connecting the controller to an earth ground for protection.
How to route and connect valve wires to the controller terminals.
Connect master valve relay, rain sensor, and power sources for indoor/outdoor models.
Details on how the rain sensor function operates and is bypassed.
Explains the Program Selector switch for scheduling watering.
Instructions for replacing the fuse, with safety warnings.
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