How to | Hard Wire Hunter Irrigation Timer and Mounting

[@escompleteyardwork2984]

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[@junadorabel]

Nice specialty trade,thumbs up my friend.

[@papaquen]

That's awesome and interesting

[@F.A.R.T]

excellent tutorial. hope it helps someone.

[@delfagepiala1223]

Very informative sharing. Great upload. Thank you

[@lilhemy1008]

Very interesting work my friend.

[@jasonwilkinson5757]

Should have tapped into load side of gfci to protect timer from ground short. For those wondering why you would want to hard wire instead of using pigtail, transients often use outdoor plugs without permission and don't usually plug your pigtail back in when they are done. Nothing as annoying as finding this out when your plants are dying in the middle of summer...

[@dakilangt.v.2180]

thank you..

[@poolmonkey]

Thanks for the video. For the low-voltage wire conduit coming in on bottom right hole in the timer box, did you do anything special (grommet or whatever) to seal the conduit to the box to keep water and bugs out? Mine currently just has pvc pipe conduit ending close to box, but not even touching the box, and just seems kind of cheesy to leave it that way.

[@cwebster88]

wish you wouldn't have skipped over the literal wiring part

[@ths4168]

Black to Black, White to White, Green to Green

[@FuToo]

Lmfao 😂 there's only three wires green, black and white 😂

[@drpaulrestar]

What about the top screw?

[@escompleteyardwork2984]

Are you referring to mounting the timer?

[@Richardcook707]

You didn't show or explain what wires connect to the other wires or power source. Be more descriptive.

[@chrisseburn7280]

Ridiculous. Why not buy a 4foot pig tail plug it into out let 5min job.

[@limenzest]

Because that's not ideal