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RED or

BLACK

WHITE

GREEN

TO VALVES
COMMON 

FROM VALVES

RED

BLACK

WHITE

GREEN

TO VALVES

RED or

BLACK

GREEN or

WHITE

TO VALVES

WR2-48 Wireless Sensor

3

Wiring the Controller 

Interface to the 

Irrigation Controller

d

b

NOTE

: This unit is designed to be 

installed in conjunction with 24VAC 
circuits only. Do not use with 110 or 
220/230 VAC circuits.

d

b

NOTE

: The Controller Interface has 4 

wires that must be connected to the 
irrigation controller / timer. If your 
timer does not have an internal 24VAC 
power source, you will need to splice 
the red and black Controller Interface 
wires to a 24VAC transformer.

Controllers with sensor inputs (with 
or without pump start / master 
valve)

1. 

Disconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

2. 

Connect the red and black wires to 
the 24 volt AC power on the irrigation 
controller.

3. 

If present, remove “jumper wire” between 
sensor terminals.

4. 

Connect the white and green wires to 
the sensor inputs.

5. 

Reconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

d

b

NOTE

: Ensure the sensor switch on 

the irrigation controller panel is in the 
active position.

Controllers with no sensor inputs (with 
or without pump start / master valve)

1. 

Disconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

2. 

Connect the red and black wires to the 
24volt AC power on the irrigation controller.

3. 

Disconnect the wires from the Common 
terminal on the controller.

4. 

Connect the green wire to these 
disconnected wires using a wire connector.

5. 

Connect the white wire to the Common 
terminal on the controller.

6. 

Reconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

d

b

NOTE

: Ensure the sensor switch on 

the irrigation controller panel is in the 
active position.

ESP-MC and ESP-LXME Modular 
Controllers

1. 

Disconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

2. 

Connect the red wire to the 24 volt AC 
terminal on the irrigation controller.

3. 

Connect the green and white wires to 
the sensor terminals.

4. 

Connect the black wire to the Common 
terminal on the controller.

5. 

Reconnect power to the irrigation 
controller.

d

b

NOTE

: Ensure the sensor switch on 

the irrigation controller panel is in the 
active position.

Summary of Contents for WR2RFC-48

Page 1: ...WR2 48 Wireless Sensor User Manual Manual del usuario...

Page 2: ...Synchronize the Sensor and Controller Interface 5 Programming the Set Points 6 Rainfall Set Point 6 Temperature Set Point Rain Freeze Sensor only 6 Programming Irrigation Modes 6 Saving Resetting and...

Page 3: ...r purchase of the WR2 Wireless Sensor Now in accordance with California Executive Order B 29 15 prohibiting the application of potable water to outdoor landscapes during and within 48 hours after meas...

Page 4: ...tive irrigation cycle during a rain event l l Enhanced antenna array provides superior signal reliability that overcomes most line of sight obstructions l l Automatically prevents irrigation for 48 ho...

Page 5: ...wer to the irrigation controller b b NOTE Ensure the sensor switch on the irrigation controller panel is in the active position Controllers with no sensor inputs with or without pump start master valv...

Page 6: ...nt Select from six 6 set points ranging from 1 8 3mm to 1 2 13mm A set point closer to the top of the icon allows for more precipitation to occur before irrigation is suspended Rainfall Indicator Illu...

Page 7: ...d irrigation mode after 72 hours Note X and trip indicator will be displayed when returning to programmed irrigation mode if set points are satisfied Synchronize the Sensor and Controller Interface Af...

Page 8: ...eft or right arrow on keypad to navigate to the Rainfall Indicator icon 2 WhentheRainfall Indicatoriconflashes pressthe button onthekeypadtoset programmingdetails Eachpressofthebutton adjuststhesetpoi...

Page 9: ...cancel Select the Sensor Location The communication range for the WR2 Wireless Sensor is 700 feet 213 4 meters l l A blinking light on the bottom of the Sensor indicates signal strength for 20 minute...

Page 10: ...ensor in the attachment bracket To insert the Sensor in the attachment bracket you must first remove the Sensor cap Hold the sensor body in one hand gently twist the cap with your other hand Slide the...

Page 11: ...tery life or signal strength After the WR2 Wireless Sensor is in operation A sensor that does not communicate battery life signal strength to the Controller Interface is no longer paired 1 First check...

Page 12: ...Is Declared Manufacturer s Name Manufacturer s Address Equipment Description Equipment Class Model Numbers 2004 10S EC 1999 5 EC EN55014 1 2006 EN55022 2006 EN55014 2 1997 Al 2001 EN61000 4 2 EN61000...

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