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Weather Reach Signal Provider Service
The ET Manager receives hourly weather information from a Weather Reach Signal Provider.
To find a Weather Reach Signal Provider, please go to www.rainbird.com, or type the
following link into your web browser: www.rainbird.com/landscape/products/controllers/
etmanager_WRSP.htm
If there is not a Weather Reach Signal Provider available; see page 9 for information on how
to establish a new Weather Reach Signal Provider.
Sprinkler Controller
The ET Manager is compatible with most standard sprinkler controllers. The ET Manager
controls the frequency of watering by interrupting the common output of the controller.
Watering occurs when needed, based on real-time ET and rainfall. The ET Manager supports
two independent ET-based schedules, typically turf and shrub areas. To utilize separate
schedules, each Valve Group (A & B) needs separate valve common wires.
Wiring:
Power –Power for the ET Manager can come from one of two sources:
Power Option 1: The ET Manager can be connected to a 24-volt AC source within the
sprinkler controller. The current draw is 0.22 Amps (less than one standard valve sole-
noid). Check the sprinkler controller owner’s manual to verify that accessory devices can
be powered from the sprinkler controller power supply.
Power Option 2: Use a Rain Bird plug-in transformer (ETM-TRAN). This plugs into a stan-
dard 110-volt AC outlet.
Note: Each ET Manager comes with a 9-volt battery for non-volatile memory backup in
case of power outage.
Ground – Grounding is essential for electrical surge protection and personal protection.
Ground wire size 10-18 gauge may be used, though 10 AWG is recommended.
Valve Common – The valve common from the sprinkler controller is wired into the ET
Manager ‘COM’ terminal and the Valve Groups A and B field common wires run from the ET
Manager ‘A’ and ‘B’ terminals to the sprinkler controller valves. A separate common wire is
required for each valve group (see detail on page 31).
Note: See Advanced Options for applications with ET-Based sprinkler controllers on page 6.
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