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Hunter introduced the concept of personalized construction for controllers–allowing custom tailoring to more effectively handle the odd number of stations a system may require–and the acceptance has been overwhelming. Then again, why shouldn’t it be? After all, nothing else makes more sense when seeking the ideal choice to run irrigation systems at virtually any commercial site, from schools, parks, and sports fields to hotels, resorts, and apartment buildings. The idea is a simple one: a controller that’s “built” by combining sets of “modules” to create a system that can handle up to 48 stations and handle the different irrigation needs for turf, shrubs, and flower beds, as well as any special watering restrictions. Whatever size you choose, you’ll enjoy all the features one could want: dial programming; a large easy-to-read display; programmable master valve; 365-day calendar; rain sensor bypass; seasonal adjustment; a choice of plastic, metal, or stainless steel cabinets; and Hunter’s simplified user set-up. Hunter ICC, for the ultimate in flexibility.
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