In the process of building new home, the landscaper installed a basic Rain Bird controller because the Rachio3 was enroute and they had just done a bunch of plantings. Anyway… I had a Rachio3 at my old house that my son had installed for me. Loved the wifi system control, and the fact that based on weather it would skip watering when it was raining. It rained torrents all day yesterday, even causing flooding, and this morning the Rain Bird was watering! In the new house we have a well feeding the sprinklers which will be nice next summer.
OK, so I took a picture of the Rain Bird wiring and I have no clue what the zones are or how long the watering times are or whether they are daily or twice daily or whatever. I’ve been trying to find a image of a Rachio3 wiring diagram that explains each of the connections so I don’t screw this up. Can anyone point me to a link that shows and identifies each wire post so I know what zone it is?
My old Rachio system used wifi to connect to local weather online and did a great job of matching watering to weather. Should I rely on this again or is a rain module necessary?
Thanks in advance for the help.-Mike