Can a Toro ddcwp be mounted in a valve box?

Introducing the DDCWP Series, Toro’s waterproof version of the popular DDC controller series. Using latching solenoids and battery-power, the DDCWP is 100% waterproof to IP68 standards, making it ideal for mounting in valve boxes or outside.

What kind of irrigation controller does Toro DDC use?

Thank you for choosing the Toro DDCTM(Digital Dial Controller) irrigation controller. The DDC incorporates the latest programming technology in an easy-to-use, “digital dial” display. The following instructions will help you get started. As you

What to do if your Toro sprinkler timer is not working?

Insert an electrical circuit tester into the power outlet to verify that the outlet has power. Plug in the transformer. If the outlet has power but the LED display is still blank, replace the transformer. Replace the timer or have it serviced if the unit is still blank. Reprogram the timer if a power loss has caused the programming to reset.

Where is the battery in the Toro controller?

NOTE: The 9 VDC battery must be installed for the proper operation of the controller. The 9 volt battery compartment is located between the sensor terminal and the 24VAC terminal. A standard 9V battery is required for Armchair ProgrammingTMand to maintain clock time during an extended power loss.

What kind of battery does Toro DDC controller use?

Toro’s DDC™WP Series controller provides all that and more. Using the new potted DC latching solenoid, the DDC™WP is battery-operated using two 9V batteries. Submersible up to 6.5’ (2m) per IP-68 standards, allowing contractors to mount up to an 8-station controller in a valve box.

Where can I find the Toro service manual?

Access to ALL Service Manuals pertinent to your fleet is available by subscribing to TORO myTurf. If myTurf is not an option, due to lack of high speed internet connectivity, or your Distributor does not yet support myTurf, our entire library of Service Manuals is available on the Service Reference.

What kind of battery does a ddcwp controller use?

Using the new potted DC latching solenoid, the DDC™WP is battery-operated using two 9V batteries. Submersible up to 6.5’ (2m) per IP-68 standards, allowing contractors to mount up to an 8-station controller in a valve box. Controller is compatible with most manufacturers’ DC Latching solenoids. Simple programming functions.

Can a Toro ddcwp be mounted in a valve box?