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NOTE: Even though directions for connecting the wiring to the controller are provided in this manual, local
electrical codes may vary in what is required for proper and safe installation. This controller 

must

be installed

in

 compliance with local electrical codes

Rain Bird E-Class controllers are available in either indoor or outdoor models. Indoor models have a separate
transformer. Outdoor models have a built-in transformer and a separate plastic junction box.

CHOOSE LOCATION

Choose a mounting location near an electrical power source. For the indoor controller, the mounting
location must be within 5' (1.5 m) of the electrical wall outlet.

For the outdoor controller, the wires from the source of electrical power to the controller need to be
protected in a conduit that meets local electrical code requirements for high voltage (either 120 or
230 volt) circuits. Even though the outdoor model is housed in a weather-resistant cabinet, choose a
location that is somewhat sheltered if possible.

Note: The sliding door (cover) on the outdoor models must be left in the down (closed) position to
provide weather and water spray protection to the controller.

XVI. INSTALLING THE CONTROLLER

MOUNT CONTROLLER

Note 1: Allow 7-1/2" inches of clearance above the
top of the controller (or 8-1/2" above the upper edge
of the wall mounting bracket) so you will have room
to slide the controller down over the wall mounting
bracket (on models with a sliding door, this overhead
clearance also allows the door to be removed or rein-
stalled).

Note 2: For indoor units that do not have a sliding
door, the overhead clearance can be reduced to 2"
above the top of the controller (or 3" above the top of
the wall mount bracket). This lower clearance may be
needed, for example, if the only mounting location
was for the controller under a shelf on the garage
wall. See note 3 on page 12 on how to mount the
controller using this lower clearance.

1. Holding mounting bracket to the wall or other
mounting surface, at about eye level, mark, with a
pencil, the location for screws or fasteners at the top
of the narrow slot(s). For a flat surface, use keyhole
slots "A" and "C" for the fasteners. If you are mount-
ing the controller on a narrow post or exposed wall
stud, use keyhole slot "B". The bracket's upper slots
are sized for the head of a Number 8 screw, however,
you will need the type of fasteners appropriate for
your wall's surface. Remove the bracket and drive the
fastener(s) into the wall where you made the marks
in the upper slot(s) only. (See illustration.)

 DO NOT

drive a fastener through hole "D" at this time.

Leave 1/4" of the fastener's shaft showing between
the wall and its head. Hang the wall bracket on the
fasteners by the upper slot(s). Tighten or loosen the
fasteners for a snug fit that will still allow the bracket
to slide up and off the fasteners should it ever be
necessary. With a nail or punch, tap a pilot hole in
the wall through the center of hole "D".

A

B

C

D

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Страница 1: ...Please read the in structions carefully and keep this manual in a handy location for future reference PROGRAMMING CONTROLS The following is a key to the buttons and icons on the E Class controller fa...

Страница 2: ...ll struggling with your old sprinkler timer Having a hard time complying with local watering restrictions Upgrading to a new Rain Bird sprinkler timer is easier than you might think New timers are eas...

Страница 3: ...6 will flash in the display Press or to set to the current year 3 Press ENTER ENTER to enter your selection 4 The digits for the current month will now flash 01 Press or to set to the current month 5...

Страница 4: ...s with today s number and abbreviation The seven weekdays are dis played as a row of numbers For example Mon day is 1 Tuesday is 2 etc 1 2 The square around a day s number means it is a water day To t...

Страница 5: ...ress ENTER until the start time you want to delete appears in the display 4 Move the start time to the blank screen just before midnight The E Class controller automatically arranges start times in th...

Страница 6: ...pears A B or C and then start over with STEP II VI ADJUST WATER BUDGET PERCENTAGE 1 WATER BUDGET allows you to increase or decrease watering time length for all stations on a Pro gram with just one ad...

Страница 7: ...of minutes you want Normal station running times in the Automatic Programs are not affected 2 STATION 2 4 STOP AT ANY STATION YOU WANT use or to set a running time for it Use ENTER ENTER to put the s...

Страница 8: ...the first stacked Program will blink 4 IX TO RUN THE TEST PROGRAM 1 2 3 You can manually advance through the stations of any program by setting the dial to AUTO and repeatedly pressing the ENTER ENTE...

Страница 9: ...ean method use this dial posi tion and the ENTER button XII MOISTURE SENSOR SETTING IF INSTALLED You can tell the controller to stop watering when an attached sensor reaches it s wet condition You can...

Страница 10: ...r automatically shuts off the station with the fault After 30 40 seconds while the E Class unit is checking again to confirm the fault the controller advances to the next station in the program Every...

Страница 11: ...the controller s micro processor Re establish power to the controller If the current time is not shown or your program is no longer in the memory reprogram the controller Open the lower access cover a...

Страница 12: ...controller down over the wall mounting bracket on models with a sliding door this overhead clearance also allows the door to be removed or rein stalled Note 2 For indoor units that do not have a slidi...

Страница 13: ...controller down over the mounting bracket until lower mounting hole D aligns with the hole in the back of the terminal strip compartment You may want to wait until after you have cut your wire conduit...

Страница 14: ...etely bare cop per wire from the power source to the green yellow wire from the controller In a similar manner con nect each of the two remaining power source wires to one of the controller s input wi...

Страница 15: ...VALVES NOTE The E Class residential controller is designed to work best with 18 gauge multi conductor cable that is approved for low voltage direct burial applications These cables usually have a whi...

Страница 16: ...trip Then if a prolonged power outage outlasts the controller s memory protection and the controller activates its default program when the pump and stations 5 or 6 are running station 4 s valve allow...

Страница 17: ...by one or more of the follow ing measures Reorient the receiving antenna Move the controller away from the receiver Plug the controller into a different outlet so that the controller and receiver are...

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