Hunter WCV-100 1 Station Wireless Battery Controller

The Hunter WVP Wireless Valve Programmer and battery-powered WVC Wireless Valve Controller work together to create a wireless control system that provides multi-station control when a standard electrical wire connection is unavailable. Applicable locations commonly include traffic medians, roundabouts, construction areas, public parks, and rural properties. The controller can operate up to four stations with nine start times each. As battery life should last through at least a full season, battery replacement is designed to be a simple annual task. Since the programmer can communicate with the controller from up to 100 feet away, there’s no need to reach inside the valve box to hook up a field transmitter and download program instructions. With all installed components hidden safely underground, the Wireless Valve System is also vandal-resistant.

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1. WVC Body – The WVC controller is designed to be dirt tolerant, waterproof, and submersible to 12 feet.
2. External Antennae – Flexible rubber antennae for radio communication.
3. 9-Volt Battery Holder – The WVC is designed to operate on a single 9-volt alkaline battery. The battery easily snaps into the battery holder.
4. Wires for DC Latching Solenoids – Leads are provided for wiring DC latching solenoids. The red wires are numbered on top of the WVC to provide station identification. The black wire is the common wire.
5. Weather Sensor Wires – A Hunter Mini-Clik® or other micro-switch type sensor can be connected to the WVC.
6. Valve Mounting Clip – Allows the WVC to be mounted directly to any Hunter valve. The clip can also be used in conjunction with the Universal Mounting Adapter.
7. Universal Mounting Adapter – Allows for alternate methods of mounting the WVC. It can be used to mount the WVC to the side of the valve box or on a " (13 mm) diameter section of plastic pipe.
8. LED Indicator Light – Used when setting the WVC address.