- Supports up to 6 zones
- IP68 Certified in installation in valve boxes.
- LCD Screen for easy programming
- 2 x 9V Battery operated.
- Rain sensor (Not Included) compatible.
The Rain Bird WPX Series is perfect for smaller residential systems. Quick and easy installation directly into the valve box prevents the need for extra cable and a 24v power source saving you time and money.
Supporting many of the same features of its 24v cousins the WPX Series gives you total control of your irrigation system. Individually program each zone or use the "Contractor Rapid Programming" feature to apply the same settings across all valves.
Product Features
- A convenient, durable option for providing uninterrupted irrigation when AC power is not available.
- The waterproof case ensures a long life even when installed in a valve box.
- IP68 certified for protection against dust and water intrusion.
- Common programming features are easily accessed on one screen, making programming quick and easy.
- At-a-glance programming eliminates confusion by showing the run-time, start times, and watering days for each zone.
- Dedicated manual watering button for easy operation.
- Automatic zone-stacking ensures that only one valve irrigates at a time. If zones are scheduled to water at the same time, the ESP-9V will automatically irrigate the lower number zone first.
- Contractor Rapid Programming„¢ automatically copies the start times and watering days from zone 1 to all remaining zones at initial setup.
- Run times, start times and watering days are customizable by zone.
- Contractor Default„¢ save/restore.
- Rain sensor bypass for all zones or bypass by individual zone.
- Manually water ALL zones or SINGLE zone on demand.
- One-touch manual start.
- Large LCD display with easy to navigate user interface.
- Sensor input with bypass override.
- Master valve/pump-start circuit (multi-zone units only).
- Non-volatile (100-year) program memory.
- Mounts in valve box using solenoid mounting bracket or using two screws affixed to the valve box.
