DIG’s weather-based wireless irrigation control system is composed of a wireless handset, a two-station controller, and an ambient light (solar) powered weather station. The LEIT 2 ET system is programmed to monitor, control and adjust irrigation schedules for each zone by using evapotranspiration (ETo) data transmitted hourly and daily during daytime from a local weather station and site information received from the LEIT RC2 ET handset. The LEIT RC2 ET remote control handset can communicate with up to 99 LEIT 2 ET controllers, or 198 valves from up to 350′ (107 m) line of sight.
Features:
• Simple, icon-based programming
• Programs the LEIT 2 ET controller, reviews status information, updates ET information, checks history reports, adjusts budgeting, programs rain delays and performs manual runs or tests
• Environmentally friendly - RoHS compliant components
• Manual test and manual run performed
via the RC2 ET handset
• Global Stop command turns off all
valves with the same Client ID within
radio range
• Wind sensor setting can be set to shut
down any controller within range if
wind speeds exceed 8-25 miles per
hour (12.9-40 Km/h)
DIG’s weather-based wireless irrigation control system is composed of a wireless handset, a two-station controller, and an ambient light (solar) powered weather station. The LEIT 2 ET system is programmed to monitor, control and adjust irrigation schedules for each zone by using evapotranspiration (ETo) data transmitted hourly and daily during daytime from a local weather station and site information received from the LEIT RC2 ET handset. The LEIT RC2 ET remote control handset can communicate with up to 99 LEIT 2 ET controllers, or 198 valves from up to 350′ (107 m) line of sight.
Features:
• Simple, icon-based programming
• Programs the LEIT 2 ET controller, reviews status information, updates ET information, checks history reports, adjusts budgeting, programs rain delays and performs manual runs or tests
• Environmentally friendly - RoHS compliant components
• Manual test and manual run performed
via the RC2 ET handset
• Global Stop command turns off all
valves with the same Client ID within
radio range
• Wind sensor setting can be set to shut
down any controller within range if
wind speeds exceed 8-25 miles per
hour (12.9-40 Km/h)
DIG’s weather-based wireless irrigation control system is composed of a wireless handset, a two-station controller, and an ambient light (solar) powered weather station. The LEIT 2 ET system is programmed to monitor, control and adjust irrigation schedules for each zone by using evapotranspiration (ETo) data transmitted hourly and daily during daytime from a local weather station and site information received from the LEIT RC2 ET handset. The LEIT RC2 ET remote control handset can communicate with up to 99 LEIT 2 ET controllers, or 198 valves from up to 350′ (107 m) line of sight.
Features:
• Simple, icon-based programming
• Programs the LEIT 2 ET controller, reviews status information, updates ET information, checks history reports, adjusts budgeting, programs rain delays and performs manual runs or tests
• Environmentally friendly - RoHS compliant components
• Manual test and manual run performed
via the RC2 ET handset
• Global Stop command turns off all
valves with the same Client ID within
radio range
• Wind sensor setting can be set to shut
down any controller within range if
wind speeds exceed 8-25 miles per
hour (12.9-40 Km/h)
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