Hunter PC-WIFI Module

Remote Management Capabilities

The Hunter PC-WIFI Module provides a range of remote management capabilities, including the ability to monitor and control irrigation systems from anywhere. This is particularly useful for contractors who manage multiple sites or have limited on-site access.

The module allows contractors to grant access to multiple users, enabling shared management and monitoring of irrigation systems. This can be useful for large properties or commercial sites where multiple stakeholders need to be involved in irrigation management.

The PC-WIFI Module also provides a range of programming and editing capabilities, allowing contractors to create and edit programs on-site or remotely through the Centralus website.

Compatibility and Installation

The PC-WIFI Module is compatible with existing P2C-400 Controllers, making it a convenient upgrade for contractors who already use these controllers. The module is easy to install and can be plugged directly into the controller.

The PC-WIFI Module is also compatible with Centralus Irrigation Management Software, which provides a range of tools and features for managing irrigation systems. This software allows contractors to manage multiple Pro-C Controllers from a single interface, making it easier to monitor and control irrigation systems.

Benefits and Considerations

The Hunter PC-WIFI Module provides a range of benefits for contractors and property owners, including increased convenience and flexibility. The module allows contractors to manage irrigation systems from anywhere, reducing the need for on-site visits and enabling more efficient management.

However, contractors should also consider the cost of the module and any associated software or hardware. The PC-WIFI Module is a cost-effective solution for remote management, but it may require additional investment in software and hardware.

Contractors should also consider the number of zones and controllers to be managed when specifying the PC-WIFI Module. The module is suitable for small to large irrigation systems, but it may be more cost-effective for smaller systems.