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Hunter ICD-100S Decoder, 1-station with Pre-Wired AC 24V Solenoid (ICD100S)

SKU: ICD-100S

$165.00

Availability:In stock

Simplify two-wire projects and maintenance with the ICD-100S Decoder! Prewired with an AC Solenoid, it removes one pair of wire splices and allows quick component replacement for faster installs, fewer connections, and lower labour costs on every job.

Smarter Design. Proven Hunter Reliability.
Compatible with all Hunter valves, the ICD-100S lets you replace the solenoid or decoder independently, reducing field repair time and keeping systems running at peak efficiency.

Works with all ICD Decoder installations and Hunter valves for seamless integration
Features integrated surge suppression and copper ground wire for long-term reliability
Eliminates decoder-to-solenoid splices in the field to save time and reduce errors
Includes 45 cm wire leads for flexible installs and easy future service

With this innovative decoder, you’ll gain a quicker, more cost-effective solution backed by Hunter quality and support.

Categories: Controllers & Timers, Decoders (Two-Wire), Irrigation, Irrigation Accessories, Shop Products

Tags: 2-wire decoder, acc2 module, hunter industries, ICC module, ICD Decoder, ICD with Solenoid, ICD-100, ICD-100S, ICD100S, station module, two wire

Hunter ICD-100 1 Station Decoder with Surge Suppression and Ground Wire for use with Hunter ACC and ACC2 Controllers. The versatility of the ACC and ACC2 controllers grows even more powerful with the addition of the all-new, two-wire decoder system from Hunter. ACC-99D uses two-wire decoders to control up to 99 stations without giving up the arsenal of features in the ACC! The powerful overlapping, stacking array of programs, along with ACC’s dual programmable Pump/Master Valve outputs, real-time flow monitoring, and up to four programmable sensor inputs, takes full advantage of this controller’s high capacity. Decoder installations are the fastest-growing technology in irrigation control. Why? Because it saves copper wire, simplifies troubleshooting, permits rapid addition of new stations, minimizes trenching, and now permits remote sensor operation over the two-wire path.