Rain Bird SST-600i Instrukcja Użytkownika Pobierz pdf

Water Source

Connect the color-coded “hot”

wire from the Master Valve or

Pump Start Relay to the Timer

terminal marked MASTER

(MSTR) VALVE.

Connect the common wire

from the Master Valve or Pump

Start Relay to the common wire

coming from the station valves.

This wire connects to the Timer

terminal marked COMMON.

To avoid possible pump damage,

connect a short “jumper”

wire from any unused station

terminal(s) to the nearest

terminal screw in use. For

example, if you have a

6-station timer with

only 4 stations in

use, route stations

5–6 to the nearest active

station (in this case, 4).

Simple To Set Timer New Installation Guide

What is an Automatic Sprinkler System?

What will you need?

Mounting your Timer to the wall

Connecting the Valve Wires: Common

Connecting Rain Sensor

Connecting the Power Cord

Timer

Valve Control Wiring

Valves

Sprinkler Zone

(Number of Zones vary by Timer Model)

Supplies not included with timer

• Valve Control wire; for new systems

18 gauge color coded, multi-strand, direct-burial wire

for runs less than 800 feet; 14 gauge for runs greater

than 800 feet

• Water tight splice connectors

• Drywall anchors; optional

Tools you will need to install timer

• Phillips screwdriver

• Wire strippers

• Hammer

• Locate a spot indoors for your Timer.

• Locate Timer so that it is convenient to run control wires.

• Locate Timer within 5 feet of an AC power outlet.

• Locate Timer at least 15 feet away from major appliances

and air conditioners.

Attach connector to

24VAC pins.

Plug transformer into wall socket.

Connect one wire from each valve together with watertight

splice connectors; either valve wire will work.

Connect all wires to common terminals on timer.

Connect the second wire on each valve to a wire on the

control cable; connect only one valve to each wire.

Connect the other end of the wire to the desired zone

on the Timer (1,2,3, etc.).

(Each numbered zone corresponds to the same number zone

when programming timer)

Control Wire Connection

Zone 1

Zone 2

Connecting the Valve Wires: Control

Remove the jumper wire from the Rain Sensor terminals.

Connect both Rain Delay Sensor wires to the terminals marked

RAIN SENSOR.

Common Wire Connection

Mounting Timer to wall

Drive a screw into the wall,

leaving 1/8” gap between head

and wall. (May also use supplied

wall anchors if necessary)

Hang Timer on exposed screw.

Remove access cover at

bottom of Timer and drive a

screw through the center hole

into wall.

24VAC

POWER

RAIN

SENSOR

COMMON

MSTR

VALVE

ZONE

WATERING

DAYS

WATER

TIMES PER DAY

Choosing Timer location

System Check Out

To make sure each system is functioning properly, cycle

through each ZONE using the WATER NOW feature:

Do not

remove

wire unless

installing

Rain

Sensor

Do not

remove

wires unless

installing

Rain

Sensor

Do not

remove

wires

unless

installing

Rain Sensor

The SST Timer is for INDOOR use only. If you must install it outdoors, use a

water-resistant cabinet, such as the Rain Bird Model TC-2 Timer Cabinet. The

TC-2 is a heavy-duty, weather-resistant plastic case that lets you convert any

indoor-only timer to outdoor use.

DO NOT plug in the transformer until you have completed and

checked all wiring connections. Also, do not attempt to link two

or more timers together with a single transformer.

The SST Series Timers can be used with most hydro-indexing valves. Please

contact the valve manufacturer for more information. DO NOT connect more

than one valve wire to each terminal. Wiring more than one valve to each

terminal will damage the timer. Also, if you are using more than one timer, do

not share “common” wires between them.

USER TIP:

Use watertight splice connectors to prevent corrosion and avoid

short circuits.

USER TIP:

To save water and money, you can also install a rain sensor,

such as Rain Bird’s RS-1 Rain Shut Off. A rain sensor measures rainfall

and prevents unnecessary watering.

STOP

Turn the dial to the

ZONE you wish to test

and press WATER NOW.

The ZONE will start

watering for a default

10 minutes.

Use the Up/Down

arrows to adjust

the time.

To stop watering

before the time is up,

turn dial.

Repeat on next ZONE

until all have been

checked.

Master Valve or Pump Start Relay

USER TIP:

Make sure that the

total draw of the Master Valve or

Pump Start Relay plus the draw of

the valve does not exceed 0.650

Amps at 24 VAC, 60 Hz.

This Timer does not provide the

main power for a pump.

This example shows what a Master

Valve connection would look like.

A Pump Start Relay would connect

differently at the water source

If you decide not to use a Rain Sensor with the timer, leave the wire

jumper in place that connects the 2 terminals; timer will not work if

wire jumper is removed and sensor is not connected.

Included only on select models

Set dial to

desired ZONE

and press

WATER NOW

SST 600 Series Timers allow a master

valve or pump start relay to operate

whenever a valve is operating (pumps

are used in some places to draw

water from a well or other source).

If you are activating a pump from the

Timer, you must also install a Pump

Control Relay, such as Rain Bird’s

PCR-1. The PCR-1 can activate most

120– or 240–volt pump motors up to

2 horsepower.

STOP

P/N# 637234 REV. B

Do not

remove

wire unless

installing

Rain Sensor

In the interest of product improvement, Rain Bird reserves the right to change

product design or speciﬁ cations without notiﬁ cation.

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