Heron MI Irrigation Controller

Heron MI Irrigation Controller

Heron Electrical
SKU:
HMI4
£315.50 (Inc. VAT)
£262.92 (Ex. VAT)
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Description

Heron MI Irrigation Controller

Available in 4, 8, 12 or 16 Zones

Mi- Program Specification

  • Up to 60 independent programs.
  • Valve times can be set from a minimum of 1 second to 10 hours.
  • Run up to 6 valves in parallel as standard.
  • Up to 64 automatic starts.
  • Daily, weekly and variable period automatic starts.
  • Automatic starts can be set to run on odd or even days.
  • Valves can be individually named e.g. Lawn1, Bed1.
  • Valves can be specified to run on a time or volume basis.
  • Valves can be allocated to one of five water meters.
  • An optimal flow can be entered for every valve.
  • A minimum, maximum and pipe break flow rate can be specified for each water meter.
  • Valves can be allocated to an irrigation group.
  • Rainfall can be monitored over 1 to 4 days, irrigation programs can be reduced by 25%, 50%, 75% or 100%.
  • Manually percentage adjust (0% to 250%) .
  • Separate manual percentage adjust for programs and valve groups.
  • Continual cycling of irrigation programs between specified time of day. Delay between cycles can be set from 1 minute to 9 hours.
  • Manually start an individual program or valve.
  • Manually start multiple programs.
  • User can select which program to stop or manually advance if multiple programs are running.
  • Pump pressurisation time can be set in minutes and seconds.
  • Programs can be configured to start, stop, freeze or manually advance on a remote input.
  • Up to 10 remote inputs can be connected.
  • Programs can be allocated up to 5 pump starts or master valves.
  • Valves can be defined as ‘special outputs’ to control external devices e.g. fill a pond, switch lighting.
  • Valves can be defined for back flush use.
  • Irrigation programs can be inhibited by wind speed or wind direction.
  • Programs can be integrated with light, rain, humidity, temperature sensors.
  • Irrigation can be controlled from a calculated evapotranspiration (ET) value.
  • The ET value can be calculated using a variety of sensors depending upon the required accuracy.
  • Programs can be attached to a dosing recipe.

 

Ideal Uses;

  • Dust Suppression
  • Horticulture
  • Landscape
  • Irrigation