HUNTER XC 6 Station Indoor/Outdoor Plastic Hybrid Battery Operated Controller | XCH600
Brand: HUNTER
Hunter XC 6 Station Indoor/Outdoor Plastic Hybrid Battery Operated Controller Zones: 6 Expandability: Fixed Sensor Compatible: Rain, FreezeFeatures & BenefitsThe XC Hybrid Controller delivers extensive power without the plug. Built with efficient water management features, the XC Hybrid operates DC-latching solenoids using solar energy, ambient light or battery power. XC Hybrid can also be powered with a 24VAC plug-in adapter using DC-latching solenoids.Ready for both indoor or outdoor installations, the XC Hybrid is available in 6- and 12-station plastic or stainless steel models meaning its the right solution for a wide range of residential and commercial applications including residential areas, parks, gardens, roadway medians, and roundabouts. With Easy Retrieve memory backup and on-board, non-volatile memory, youve got the assurance to recall all of the controllers watering programs.XC Hybrid Compatible With Solar Panel KitThe Solar Panel eliminates the need for batteries and provides maintenance-free operation by harnessing the suns energy or ambient light to fully power the controller 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, for years on end. This innovations alternative is more environmentally friendly and saves on battery costs.Easy Retrieve MemoryA manual back-up utility that stores complete controller scheduling and setup information in back-up memory. This allows the saved watering schedule to be restored at any time. This can be used to set a controller back to its initial settings after tampering or at the beginning of a new season.One Touch Manual Start and AdvanceAllows any program to be started manually by simply pressing and holding the right arrow key. Advance through stations in a program by pressing the right arrow key again.Rain Sensor BypassToggle switch that controls the input signal from the weather sensor (Rain-Clik, Freeze-Clik, Wind-Clik, etc). When the switch is set to Bypass the controller will ignore the signal from the sensor and irrigate norma