Hunter Wireless Valve Link (WVL) – a revolutionary solution for irrigation systems. Compatible with Hunter ICC2 and HCC Controllers, and Centralus™ and Hydrawise® Software, it eliminates copper wiring needs. With LoRa Technology enabling wireless communication, effortlessly expand your system with up to 54 valves, covering distances of up to 2,000 feet line-of-sight. Its low-profile, waterproof design ensures durability, while easy setup via Bluetooth app and options for battery or solar power make maintenance a breeze. Upgrade your system today and experience efficient, hassle-free irrigation management with Hunter's Wireless Valve Link.

Technical Specs

Low-profile, waterproof valve box lid mount for field durability
Requires 1½" diameter hole in valve box lid (hole saw supplied with WVOM)
Two-way communications confirm field performance
900 MHz LoRa radio (North America only)
1, 2, and 4 station configurations to optimize field installations
Operates Hunter DC-Latching Solenoids
Maximum distance from WVL to solenoid: 100' with 18 AWG wire
One or two 9 VDC batteries per WVL
Replace batteries once per season or year
Solar recharging option with SP-WVL
Built-in site survey and manual test functions
Easy, free set up with Bluetooth app (iOS 9.0 or above, Android 5.0 or above)

Key Benefits:

Works with Hunter ICC2 and HCC Controllers, compatible with Centralus™ and Hydrawise® Irrigation Management Platforms
Add up to 54 valves plus P/MV up to 2,000' line of sight*
License-free LoRa wireless connections direct to valve box — no copper field wiring required
Wireless Solar Repeater (RPT) can extend or double ranges
Seamless system expansion enables connection across hardscapes and other obstacles without wiring
Combine with conventional ICM or EZDS Modules as needed (54 stations plus P/MV maximum per controller)
Isolation from lightning or surge events in the field
No field wires, wire breaks, or tracking
No cutting into hardscape, plowing, boring, or lightning surge back to the controller

The Wireless Valve Link product family eliminates some of the biggest contractor costs in irrigation installations: copper wire and unnecessary excavation to connect or repair distant valves. Like decoders, it replaces commodity wire with Hunter ingenuity and provides an efficient alternative to activating irrigation valves. Once connected, wireless signals are immune to issues that commonly afflict wired systems, such as wire degradation and lightning damage.

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