Hunter Irrigation H-360 Controller

Hunter Irrigation Supply is an irrigation specialist offering authentic parts for landscape and commercial systems. Below is our product briefing for contractors and discerning homeowners—we stock first-line controls, lighting, valves, rotor bodies, controllers, Hydrawise smart modules and FX Luminaire fixtures with the same SKU integrity you expect from OEM inventory. Why dealers choose us: technical guidance, irrigation-grade fulfillment, careful packaging on precision components, and direct alignment with OEM specifications for Hunter Irrigation SKU H-360. Manufacturer part: H-360 UPC/GTIN (for matching): (as provided by manufacturer) Hunter 360 is a comprehensive, map-based platform for commanding Hunter ACC2 and ICC2 Controllers along with dedicated weather stations. The locally hosted package is designed to function as a standalone irrigation control platform that easily connects to larger automation systems for reporting purposes. It does not require internet connectivity. This robust software supports all controller features, including flow management and monitoring, alarm handling, and automated water saving. It installs on either Windows servers or desktop Windows PCs. It features a dashboard consolidating data from various sources, providing a unified and comprehensive dataset for analysis and decision-making. Hunter 360 Software is designed to integrate seamlessly with upper platforms and third-party solutions, contributing to the development of smart city infrastructure. This flexibility allows for a broader ecosystem, enabling collaboration with diverse systems for a more holistic and interconnected smart city solution.

• Comprehensive, on-premises hosted irrigation control platform for network or cloud
• Works with an unlimited number of Hunter ACC2 and ICC2 Controllers and weather sources
• Offers complete, real-time communications and reporting
• Provides wired and wireless LAN (Ethernet) connections with cellular option
• Map-based status for controllers, stations, flow sensors, and weather stations makes it easy to locate system components
• Automation features, such as flow management, alarm handling, and adaptive watering schedules, contribute to increased operational efficiency