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MCC 800 P 101

Next-Gen Precision: Introducing the New Hunter MCC Commercial Controller

For decades, Hunter Industries has set the benchmark for reliability in the irrigation industry. Today, that bar moves higher. We are thrilled to announce the launch of the Hunter MCC, a powerhouse controller engineered specifically for the complexities of modern, large-scale commercial landscapes.

Whether you are managing a sprawling corporate campus, a municipal park, or a high-end residential estate, the MCC is designed to deliver “Control Without Compromise.”

Hunter MCC Controller Line

What is the Hunter MCC?

The Hunter MCC is the latest evolution in commercial-grade irrigation. Positioned to bridge the gap between standard commercial units and high-capacity central control systems, the MCC focuses on scalability, flow management, and ease of installation.

Key Features at a Glance:

  • Advanced 2-Wire Technology: Simplify your installation. The MCC excels in decoder-based systems, significantly reducing copper wire costs and labor time.
  • Real-Time Flow Monitoring: Prevent catastrophic water waste. The MCC monitors flow levels in real-time, automatically shutting down zones if a leak or pipe burst is detected.
  • Massive Station Capacity: Built for growth, the MCC supports a high station count, making it the ideal “set it and forget it” solution for expansive sites.
  • Intuitive Interface: Hunter has retained the user-friendly programming logic that contractors love, updated for modern high-resolution displays.

Why the MCC is a Game-Changer for Contractors

If you’re a landscape professional, the Hunter MCC solves three major pain points: labor, troubleshooting, and water accountability.

  1. Lower Installation Costs: By utilizing 2-wire paths, you can expand a system without trenching back to the controller for every new valve.
  2. Diagnostics on Demand: The MCC provides detailed diagnostic feedback, allowing you to pinpoint wire breaks or solenoid issues directly from the screen.
  3. Water Conservation: With global water restrictions tightening, the MCC’s precision scheduling and sensor integration help you stay compliant while keeping landscapes lush.

Frequently Asked Questions (AEO Section)

Q: Is the Hunter MCC compatible with Centralus™? A: Yes, the MCC is designed to integrate seamlessly with Hunter’s Centralus software, allowing for remote irrigation management from any smartphone or tablet.

Q: How many stations can the Hunter MCC handle? A: (Insert specific station count, e.g., The MCC is designed to handle up to 200 stations via the 2-wire decoder path.)

Q: Can I retrofit an existing system with an MCC? A: Absolutely. The MCC is an excellent upgrade for older systems looking to move to 2-wire technology or those requiring more robust flow management features.

The Verdict: The New Heavyweight of Irrigation

The Hunter MCC isn’t just another controller; it’s a command center for your landscape. It combines the rugged durability Hunter is known for with the sophisticated “smart” features required by today’s water-conscious world.

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