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Why Choose Hunter Irrigation Valves?

Hunter valves are a practical choice for systems that need steady operation season after season. They help regulate when and where water moves through your irrigation system, giving each zone the right support without unnecessary waste. Key benefits include:

 

·        Dependable zone control for residential and light commercial irrigation systems

·        Efficient water management when paired with proper system design and scheduling

·        Durable construction suited for outdoor irrigation environments

·        Service-friendly designs that make maintenance easier for contractors and property owners

·        Compatibility with automated controllers for convenient scheduled watering

·        Flexible product options for different landscape sizes and application needs

Types of Hunter Valves at Sprinkler Warehouse

Sprinkler Warehouse offers many of the most popular types of Hunter irrigation valves. Below is a short guide to help decide which is best for your sprinkler system.

·        Hunter PGV Valves - The most popular type of Hunter valves, offering a practical price point, designed for easy installation and maintenance for residential and light commercial applications, and built to handle and built to handle typical outdoor conditions.

·        Hunter ICV Valves - Engineered for higher flow systems and can handle dirty water sources while in action.

·        Hunter IBV Valves - Hunter Inline Brass Valves are made of - you guessed it - solid brass, can handle the highest water pressures, and are ideal for public, heavy-use sites.

·        Hunter ASV Valves - Anti-siphon Valves from Hunter combine a PGV with a backflow preventer, making them perfect for small, residential systems.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hunter Irrigation Valves

What is the most popular type of Hunter valve?

Hunter PGV valves are the most widely used type of valves the Hunter brand offers as they are compatible with a hefty range of residential and commercial applications in addition to being ultra durable.

What Hunter irrigation valve should I use if I have a high flow rate?

Hunter’s ICV (Irrigation Control Valve) series of valves is designed for applications that demand high flow rates. These valves are known for their rugged construction and are suitable for larger residential and commercial projects.

Can I use Hunter valves with controllers from other brands?

While it’s generally recommended to use Hunter valves with Hunter controllers for optimal compatibility, many Hunter valves can work with controllers from other brands.

What is the most popular type of Hunter valve?

One of the most popular types of Hunter valves is the Hunter PGV. These valves are compatible with a wide range of residential and commercial settings and are extremely durable. Sprinkler Warehouse offers several different styles of Hunter PGVs, some in different sizes, others with flow control, but always built for easy installation.

What Hunter irrigation valve should I use if I have a high flow rate?

Hunter’s ICV (Irrigation Control Valve) series of valves is designed for applications that demand high flow rates. These valves are known for their rugged construction and are suitable for larger residential and commercial projects. ICVs are frequently rated for system pressures of 200 psi or more, so they’re sure to accommodate your system.

Can I use Hunter valves with controllers from other brands?

While it’s generally recommended to use Hunter valves with Hunter controllers for optimal compatibility, many Hunter valves can work with controllers from other brands. As long as the controller uses the correct wiring and the voltage matches, you shouldn’t have a problem.

How do you wire Hunter sprinkler valves?

Similar to other types of valves, start by connecting one common wire from the controller to the common terminal on each valve’s solenoid. Next, connect color-coded wires to each controller zone terminal. Remember to use waterproof connectors to ensure a reliable circuit for years to come. At the controller, attach the white common wire to “COM” and each colored wire to its numbered station terminal.

Should I install Hunter valves above ground or underground?

It will depend on the type of valve you are installing. Hunter anti-siphon valves need to be installed above ground and at least 6 inches higher than the highest sprinkler head to prevent backflow contamination. However, other types of in-line valves, like the PGV and the ICV, are designed for below-ground installation inside a valve box.