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Product information
| Product Dimensions | 4.5 x 10 x 9 inches |
|---|---|
| Item Weight | 5.74 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Hunter Industries |
| ASIN | B08BJBKW44 |
| Item model number | HPC400 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.6 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #159,620 in Patio, Lawn & Garden (See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden) #180 in Automatic Irrigation Controllers |
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Hunter Industries HPC400 Hydrawise HPC-400 Base 4-Station Outdoor Irrigation Controller, Gray
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John E –
Simple install. Exceeded expectations
Nick M. Atalla –
Love being able to do this with an app on my phone. The old controller was good and worked for many years but I needed to move up some since I’ll be traveling a lot during summer and need a way to control the controller remotely. I think this will do the trick. Tech support was great at helping me decided on which model to install. Other than mounting on wall, it was easy to hook up. Thanks again Hunter
Sharon JumperSharon Jumper –
Got ripped off by an irrigation guy who charged me to replace everything but what was broken. He stuck me with all new modules for my old Pro C controller, but it turned out that the controller itself was what was bad. Now I had 3 new Hunter modules without a working controller. Fired the irrigation guy and decided to DIY. Since this HPC400 used the same modules as the old Pro C, I got it. Very apprehensive about the DIY part, but it was a snap.This unit comes in its own outdoor box. You just connect the zone wires to the numbered module connectors (mark the wires before disconnecting them from the old controller). There is an easy-to-use connector for the 120V grounded plug, so it is very quick to disconnect it and hardwire the controller if you want.The wifi setup was super quick and simple right through the controller’s touchscreen. Finally, the best part of all is the interface with the Hydrawise app. Lots of ways to set up zones and schedules. It uses free weather data for water saving, and it tracks your usage. Very pleased with this purchase.
Patrick Connolly –
Ease of installation. Just tag all your leads per zone & make sure you have enough wire length to reach new terminal locations.Setup & operation went well.Weather wise feature is awesome.Manual remote control saves many steps & time when servicing sprinkler heads.Excellent purchase for me.
Leslie –
This was so easy. I had a Hunter dumb control. Just took a picture for just in case. Didn’t need it. Hooked right up to wifi no problem. Now use my phone from anywhere to control sprinkler system.
IC –
I’ve decided to renovate my lawn, aka “carpet of weeds” this summer. I live in Texas, we haven’t seen rain in several months and have been in triple digit heat for the same amount of time. I knew that introducing different amendments, fertilizers, etc. will require better irrigation control than having to go to the wall unit and manually start the zones I needed. I’m a female with no background in electrical wiring, irrigation systems or anything of that nature. I was able to easily take down my old Hunter unit, make some adjustments to fit the new one, and rewire this one in place.One thing I must say for the ones worried about connectivity. I have the worst to none connection in that particular spot where my control panel resides. That goes for both my wireless internet and cell signal. If I move to that area my calls get dropped and I’m not able to browse internet using my wifi. The new control station did tell me there is weak signal BUT I have no issues running any programs from the phone app. I was 99% sure I will have connectivity issues. Blown away by this feature alone. Now I can run whatever zones I want, at whatever time I need, from wherever I am.Be aware that this unit only comes with 1 module enough for 4 zones. If you have more you will need to buy additional expantion modules . I found that 6 zone module will not fit directly next to the one that came with the unit. It basically creates a gap for zones 5,6,7 and fits into the slot from 8 and on. May not be a big deal for some, but whoever originally wired my first unit left no slack on the wires. That extra 1.5” gap was a problem for me because my wires were not reaching all the way up to the next module. I had to have mine stacked in order from bottom up to make this work. If your wires are long enough, a 6 zone module is cheaper than buying multiples of 3, you’d just have to reassign the numbers.I can’t recommend this product enough.
Marty –
The controller app allows you to remotely and easily water zones as needed. Very easy to use. Highly recommended!
DBraden24 –
I got up this morning and I knew my sprinklers were supposed to be running. They weren’t on so I looked at the Hydrawise app on my phone and sure enough…the weather report said there was a 91% chance of rain. About 20 minutes late here comes the rain. I love the predictive watering. Last week I had to check some of the sprinkler heads. Before Hydrawise I would have to turn on a zone to pop up the heads…not anymore. I control all of the zones from my phone. I love the Hydrawise HPC 400.
Robert S. Berner –
Easy to install as well as very intuitive software. Weather forecasts then off the system before it rains so you don’t just rely on rain sensor. You have controls like wind, temperature, and recent rain activity. If water is expensive where you live this is a must have.
Minnesott Sailor –
I’ve been using this controller for some time and it has worked really well. Easy to program and manipulate through my iphone. Unfortunately, a tropical storm came through and lighting damaged my controller and I needed to replace it. Bought a new one, rewired it, reprogramed it and it immediately worked as I wanted. BTW, I’ve installed a surge protector on circuit for my new controller.