Hunter ICC2 Controller 8 Station Base Model, Plastic Indoor/Outdoor Wall Mount

Get your commercial-grade modular controller running smoothly.

Step 1: Mount the Enclosure
Secure the plastic housing to an indoor or outdoor wall using appropriate mounting hardware. Ensure you have access to a 120V AC power source.

Step 2: Connect AC Power
Wire the controller's internal transformer to your 120V AC power supply according to local electrical codes. (Professional installation is recommended for hardwiring).

Step 3: Wire the Valves & Sensors
Run multi-strand irrigation wire from your 24V AC valve manifolds to the controller. Connect common wires to the 'C' terminal and individual valve wires to the numbered station terminals. Connect any Solar Sync or Clik sensors to the dedicated sensor input.

Step 4: Program & Expand
Use the intuitive dial and buttons to set your date, time, and watering programs. If you need more than 8 stations, simply snap in additional 4- or 8-station expansion modules into the open slots.

Is the Hunter ICC2 8-Station controller expandable?
Yes, the Hunter ICC2 plastic base model starts with 8 stations and can be easily expanded up to 38 total stations by snapping in additional 4-station or 8-station expansion modules.

This modular design allows your irrigation controller to grow seamlessly as your landscape design evolves over time.

Can I upgrade the Hunter ICC2 to smart Wi-Fi control?
Yes, the ICC2 is forward-compatible and can be instantly upgraded to use Hunter's powerful Hydrawise cloud software by installing the convenient HCC upgrade kit.

Out of the box, it is also fully compatible with Hunter's Centralus Irrigation Management Software for commercial site management.

Does the Hunter ICC2 controller support weather sensors?
Yes, the ICC2 features one dedicated sensor input that is fully compatible with the Hunter Solar Sync system or any standard Clik-type rain and freeze sensors.

Integrating a weather sensor helps conserve water by automatically suspending irrigation during rain events.

How should I prepare my Hunter ICC2 controller for spring watering?
Prepare the Hunter ICC2 for spring by checking all AC valve wiring connections, manually testing each zone to ensure valves open properly, and ensuring any connected weather sensors are clean and functioning.

Once tested, program a conservative spring watering schedule, keeping in mind that you can use the global seasonal adjust feature as temperatures begin to rise.