LIT-060 Hunter 2004-2005 Product Catalog - Ewing Irrigation

THE IRRIGATION MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING SYSTEM:HOW TO BE ALL OVER TOWN AND NEVER LEAVE YOUR DESKWith the Irrigation Management and Monitoring System (IMMS ), automaticirrigation systems at multiple sites can be programmed for functions that wouldtypically be handled directly at each site’s controller. Scheduling of days to water,run times, start times, cycle and soak operations, seasonal adjustments, andmore can now be done from a single computer at a desk miles away from theactual installation.CENTRAL CONTROLSPROJECTS THAT CAN BENEFIT FROMHUNTER’S IRRIGATION MANAGEMENTAND MONITORING SYSTEM• School and Industrial Campuses• Parks• Town Centers and Urban Plazas• Businesses with Branch Locations• Shopping Malls• Apartment Buildings• Condominiums• Homeowner Associations• Large Residential Estates• Sports Field Complexes• CemeteriesIn addition, scheduled operation of non-irrigation components also in use atthese sites – e.g., lighting systems at athletic fields, fountains at shopping centers– as well as pump output and sensors can also be programmed and monitoredfrom a single central location.A key function of the IMMS is its ability to monitor changing conditions. Withthe aid of such options as flow-limit sensors, rain sensors and other weather-sensingdevices, the IMMS can receive reports on the current condition at every siteit is linked with, and respond with the necessary adjustments should any of thoseconditions go beyond the user-defined limits.No system available today is more cost-effective than the Hunter IMMS. It’sinexpensively priced and contains the most essential features needed for watermanagement. It’s able to team with most of Hunter’s standard automaticcontrollers including the SRC, the Pro-C and the ICC. Plus, it’s easy and affordableto upgrade, making it possible to accommodate an expanding networkof controllers.Building 4Building 8Building 3Building 7OfficeBuilding 2Building 6Building 1Building 5An irrigation manager can maintain positive “curb appeal” while reducing water use at multi-family residential sites. Localmaintenance personnel and/or an off-site contractor can schedule and re-schedule irrigation to adjust to changing weatherconditions while also meeting specialized requirements for specific watering windows and skip days. Water usage can bepredicted, analyzed, and graphed for potential savings. Optional sensors provide feedback on areas of potential concern andoffline alarm protection, 24 hours a day.85