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Description
Rain Bird ESP-LXME2 12 Station Commercial Controller (expandable to 48 Stations)Next generation in control for traditionally wired irrigation systems This model has 12 stations in its base form, and is expandable up to 48 stations using Rain Bird 12 Station ESP LX12 Expansion Module. The popular Rain Bird LXME Series commercial controllers have been upgraded now offering 40 programs, a large backlit LCD screen, and simplified programming. The LXME2 is a fully modular controller allowing the user to customise station capacity from
Next generation in control for traditionally wired irrigation systems
This model has 12 stations in its base form, and is expandable up to 48 stations using Rain Bird 12 Station ESP-LX12 Expansion Module.
The popular Rain Bird LXME Series commercial controllers have been upgraded now offering 40 programs, a large backlit LCD screen, and simplified programming. The LXME2 is a fully modular controller allowing the user to customise station capacity from 12 to 48.
FEATURES AND BENEFITS
- 12-station base unit expandable to 48 stations with (3) 12-station modules
- Access a flow sensor and a second MV2/P booster pump start circuit or normally closed master valve by upgrading to the LXME2 PRO. To upgrade, purchase the LXME2 PRO controller or the Pro Smart Module can be purchased separately.
- *LXME2 controllers only accept 12 station modules
- Hot-swappable modules, no need to power down the controller to add/remove modules
- MV1 – Normally closed or Normally open Master valve/pump start circuit
- Master valve delay and inter-station delay
- 6 user-selectable languages
- Non-Volatile (100- year) program memory
- Standard 10kV surge protection
- The front panel is removable and programmable under battery power
Intuitive Operation
- 40 programs allow for ultimate flexibility in irrigation scheduling
- Large backlit LCD display with easy to navigate softkey user interace
- Copy and paste functions for easy programming of multiple stations
Powerful Water Management
- FloManager™ manages hydraulic demand, making full use of available water to shorten total watering time
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SimulStations™ are programmable to allow up to 5 stations to operate at the same time (Max 2 SimulStations per station module)
Code: ESP-LXME2
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