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DIG 710A Battery Operated Controller w/ 3 valve adapters | 710A-000

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$124.95

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SKU:
TD710A
MPN:
710A-000

Description

The easy-to-use DIG 710A series single-station battery-operated controllers with two-wire DC latching solenoids can be installed above ground or below grade on a wide range of valves. Completely waterproof and able to operate in harsh environments. The 710A series controllers offer installation flexibility and simple programming for easy operation and maintenance. The timer includes seven buttons with a large, easy-to-read LCD screen and icon-based programming with five start times per day in weekly or cyclical mode. Additional features include rain delay of up to 99 days with automatic restart, 20 preset smart programs utilizing historical ET, and monthly and daily programming restriction options to comply with city and municipal codes.

Features:

  • Five start times per day provided added flexibility for any type of watering application
  • Rain Delay with up to 99 days with auto restart
  • Watering flexibility with a selection of watering frequencies including weekly, odd, even and cyclical
  • Program On/Off button allows the user to turn off the controller as needed
  • Non-volatile memory holds programs indefinitely without batteries except date and time
  • Adapters included to convert to Rain Bird, Hunter, and Toro valves
  • Waterproof
  • Three-year warranty

Specifications:

  • Type: DC
  • Power Source: Two AA Alkaline Batteries (not included)
  • Controller power input: 11 volts
  • Program mode: Seven keypad buttons with integrated liquid crystal display
  • Temperature range: 38-130° F (3-54°C)
  • Solenoid control orifice: .065 (1.65mm)
  • Sensor Connection: Normally closed 6-inch yellow wire (16 AWG)
  • Adapters included to convert Rain Bird, Hunter, and Torro Valves (model 710A-000)
  • Housing: High impact plastic

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