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Hunter 522701 27 MHz replacement antenna for ICR and ROAM XL remotes, black external antenna pictured on a white background, product SKU visible.

Hunter 522701 ICR/ROAM XL 27 MHz Replacement Antenna

Brand: Hunter
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$36.67
$26.58
SKU 522701
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Replace a worn or damaged antenna quickly with this genuine Hunter 522701 replacement. Designed for Hunter ICR remotes and ROAM XL receivers/transmitters, this 27 MHz antenna restores reliable wireless communication across your irrigation system so you can continue remote control operations without interruption.

  • 27 MHz frequency: Precisely matched to Hunter ICR and ROAM XL remote systems for consistent signal reception.
  • Genuine Hunter part: Manufacturer part 522701 (Midland S75040014) — lead-free and produced to Hunter specifications.
  • Wide compatibility: Works with ROAM-XL receivers and transmitters and Hunter ICR units for straightforward replacement.
  • Durable for outdoor use: Built to withstand typical irrigation site conditions and maintain signal integrity.
  • Simple installation: Replaces the existing antenna with basic hand tools; restores range and reliability without complex setup.
  • Compact replacement SKU: 522701 — order the correct part to match existing Hunter remote hardware.

This antenna is intended as a direct replacement to return your Hunter remote system to peak performance. If you’re unsure about compatibility with a specific model, check your controller or remote model number before ordering or contact a qualified irrigation technician for assistance.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What devices is this antenna compatible with?
This Hunter 522701 antenna is compatible with ICR remotes and ROAM XL receivers and transmitters; verify your model before ordering.
How difficult is installation of the replacement antenna?
Installation is straightforward—remove the old antenna and attach the replacement with basic hand tools; no programming required.
Will this antenna improve remote range and signal reliability?
Yes. Replacing a damaged antenna restores intended 27 MHz signal performance and often improves range and reliability.