With a reputation built on quality and innovation, Hunter Industries has consistently delivered high-performance products designed to meet the diverse needs of homeowners and industry professionals. Hunter’s wide menu of customizable irrigation products guarantees a tailor-made system to fit your unique requirements, whether it’s a small garden or a sprawling commercial landscape.
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Since 1981, Hunter Industries has been a game-changing imprint in the irrigation and landscaping industry. They’re widely regarded for producing top-quality irrigation products that promote efficiency, conservation, durability, and unmatched innovation.
The Hunter name is synonymous with top-of-the-line irrigation products that includes controllers, rotors, rain sensors, valves, and nozzles.
Yes. Hunter controllers are widely used in residential sprinkler systems and are available for small yards and multi-zone landscapes. Homeowners can choose basic indoor or outdoor timers, expandable controllers, or Wi-Fi-enabled models that support app control and weather-based watering adjustments.
Yes, most Hunter sprinkler heads can be used with other irrigation brands. Many spray bodies and rotors use standard threaded connections, making replacement straightforward. However, avoid mixing sprinkler types with very different precipitation rates within the same zone.
A Hunter sprinkler valve may not open for any number of reasons, including a closed water supply, damaged solenoid, loose wiring, clogged valve ports, or a torn diaphragm. First, confirm the controller is sending power and that the station wire and common wire are securely connected. Next, try opening the valve manually. If it opens, the problem is likely electrical. If not, shut off the water and inspect the valve for damaged internal parts.
To winterize a Hunter irrigation system, shut off the water supply before the first freeze and remove water using the manual drains. Drain and protect the backflow preventer, valves, pipes, sprinkler heads, and other exposed components. Turn the Hunter controller off or suspend watering without disconnecting power.
Hydrawise is a software that comes preinstalled in many of Hunter's smart controllers. This system is accessible through the Hydrawise app and allows the user to manage their irrigation system from anywhere as well as create irrigation layouts and custom schedules for various zones.
