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Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

Hydrawise Flow Monitoring for HOA Leak Prevention

HOA irrigation flow sensors turn Hydrawise from a scheduling app into a leak early-warning system. For associations, the expensive failure mode is not a brown lawn—it is a valve stuck open overnight that floods a garage, undermines a slope, or spikes the water bill before anyone walks the site. Hub: HOA irrigation controller upgrade. Example […]

Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

HOA Water Budget Reporting with Smart Irrigation Controllers

An HOA water budget for irrigation is only useful if the board can show what the controllers actually did. Smart platforms like Hunter Hydrawise turn “we think we saved water” into schedules, history, and flow charts property managers can attach to meeting packets and water-district inquiries. Related: HOA irrigation rules & audits · controller upgrade […]

Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

How Many Zones Does an HOA Need? Controller Sizing Guide

Asking how many irrigation zones an HOA needs is really two questions: how many stations exist today, and how many controllers should manage them. Overloading one box creates long water windows and complaint-prone dry spots; splitting thoughtfully keeps pressure, runtime, and landscaper workflows sane. Upgrade hub: HOA irrigation controller upgrade. Buying context: controller buying guide. […]

Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

Pro-C and ICC to Hydrawise: Retrofit Guide for HOA Boards

Most associations already own Hunter Pro-C or commercial ICC / ICC2 cabinets in pump rooms and entry walls. An HOA Hunter controller upgrade to Hydrawise often means changing the facepack—not trenching new wire. This retrofit guide is written for board packets and property managers. Hub: HOA irrigation controller upgrade. Deep dives: Pro-C → Hydrawise · […]

Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

HOA Controller Upgrade: Hydrawise for Common Areas

HOA Hydrawise projects succeed when the board picks the right controller tier for each common-area site—not when every park gets the same residential timer. This article maps Hunter Hydrawise options to typical association landscapes and shows how to move from walkthrough to a priced quote. Pillar hub: HOA irrigation controller upgrade. Shop: Hydrawise · Wi-Fi […]

Hunter Hydrawise Pro-HC 24-Zone Indoor Wi-Fi Controller (PHC2400i)

HOA Irrigation Rules: Documentation, Audits, and Retrofits

HOA irrigation rules work when they match physics, local water ordinances, and the equipment on the wall—not when they only say “keep the grass green.” This guide helps presidents, board members, and property managers write enforceable common-area policies, run audits that survive owner meetings, and phase controller retrofits that produce documentation. For the full upgrade […]

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PLEASE READ THIS DOCUMENT CAREFULLY. IT CONTAINS VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING YOUR RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS, INCLUDING LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS THAT MIGHT APPLY TO YOU.1. Agreement Scope: When you order products from the Big Irrigation Supply website, you agree to these terms. The supplier can change these terms without notice, and the most current version will be on the website.2. Order Acceptance and Cancellation: The supplier may accept, decline, or limit your order for any reason after receiving it. If your order is canceled after your card is charged, you will be refunded. Minimum order amounts apply and can change without notice. Customer cancellations will incur a credit card charge up to 4%.3. Pricing: Prices are subject to change and do not include taxes. Any taxes applicable will be added to the price, and you must either pay them or provide a tax exemption certificate.4. Payment Terms: Full payment is required before shipping, and you can pay online via credit card.5. Shipping and Risk: Ownership of the products transfers to you either when the products leave the supplier’s location or when they are delivered to your address, depending on the delivery method. You are responsible for shipping costs and must inspect deliveries for damage or discrepancies upon receipt.6. Warranties and Returns: Products are generally covered by the manufacturer’s warranty, details of which are provided in the product description or manufacturer’s website. Returns require prior authorization and must be made within specific time frames. A restocking fee may apply of up to 35%. Non-returnable items from Big Irrigation Supply specifically include all landscape lighting fixtures and transformers, as well as irrigation commercial controllers like MC-E and ACC2 models. Additionally, any items that are not regularly stocked or are special order items cannot be returned.7. Intellectual Property: The supplier owns any content, inventions, or intellectual property developed during the term of your agreement with them.8. Advertising and Liability: The supplier is not responsible for inaccuracies in product descriptions provided by their suppliers, nor for typographical or pricing errors. They also disclaim all implied warranties and limit their liability for any damages arising from the use of their site to the amount you paid for the products.9. Indemnification: You must defend and indemnify the supplier against any claims or damages arising from your use of the products, or any breach of these terms.10. Legal: The agreement is governed by the laws of Texas, and any disputes will be handled in Collin County, Texas, without a jury trial.11. Force Majeure: The supplier is not liable for delays or failures in delivery caused by circumstances beyond their control, such as natural disasters or labor strikes.12. Miscellaneous: If part of these terms is found to be unenforceable, the rest still applies. Provisions that by their nature should survive the termination of the agreement will do so.