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Customer Support Center  \n6991 E. Southpoint Rd., Bldg. \\#1, Tucson, AZ 85706  \nSpecial Upgrade O er  \nSave an extra 15% o new sprinkler timers and irrigation controllers at the Rain Bird Online Store.*  \nStill struggling with your old sprinkler timer? Having a hard time complying with local watering restrictions? Upgrading to a new Rain Bird sprinkler timer is easier than you might think.  \nNew timers are easier to program than ever before, with powerful features to help save you time and water while keeping your yard healthy and vibrant.  \nThere are lots of models to meet your needs, including indoor and outdoor versions, exible modular timers and even smart controllers that automatically adjust themselves based on the weather.  \nShop Now at [store.rainbird.com](store.rainbird.com) and enjoy exclusive upgrade savings!  \nEnter discount code:  \nUPGRADE15  \nat checkout to save an extra 15% o *  \n* Additional discount not valid on clearance items, bundles or store specials. Discount applies to controller products only. Cannot be combined with other store discount codes. Valid at the Rain Bird Online Store only.  \nSubject to change without notice.  \n® Registered trademark of Rain Bird Corporation.  \nPC-104/106 SPRINKLER SYSTEM CONTROLLER  \nINSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS  \nRain Bird Rain Clocks are designed for use with all standard residential 24 volt AC electric valves regardless of brand. However, some older brass electric valves and commercial duty plastic valves may have power requirements higher than this series is designed for  \nSTEP 1: MOUNT THE TIMER  \nLocation: Select a location inside a building, and within six feet of a grounded electrical outlet. This is not an outdoor timer. Do not mount it where it is exposed to any of natures elements. If it must be outside, be sure to use an outdoor enclosure and a weatherproof electrical connection.  \nCover Removal: Remove the front cover of the timer by depressing the bottom tab and lifting as shown in Figure 1.  \nMounting: Mount the timer to a wall using two \\#10 screws installed at centers 3 13/ 16\" apart at eye level. Use plastic anchors to secure screws if the wall is plastic or masonry. Leave the screw heads extended ¼ \" and hang the Rain Clock using the keyhole slots on the back. Install a third screw through the mounting hole (located below the battery area) to secure the timer to the wall.  \n\n| \u003Cbr>OR\u003Cbr>FUSE\u003Cbr>3/4A 250V 3AG\u003Cbr>AS INDICATED\u003Cbr>ON THE UNIT \u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>Plug Transformer into 120 volt AC electrical outlet\u003Cbr>RED\u003Cbr>BLUE\u003Cbr>Station Output Terminals\u003Cbr>Key Pad\u003Cbr>9 Volt Battery\u003Cbr>2\u003Cbr>3\u003Cbr>4\u003Cbr>5\u003Cbr>6\u003Cbr>MV\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>To Control Valves\u003Cbr>| ONLY ON SIX\u003Cbr>STATION MODELS\u003Cbr>ONLY ON PUMP START MASTER VALVE MODELS\u003Cbr>FIGURE 2 |\n| --- | --- |\n\nSTEP 2: CONNECTING THE WIRING  \nHow to choose the right type of sprinkler wire: Use 18-gauge “bell,”  \n“thermostat” or “underground burial” wire for the sprinkling system. “Bell wire”is available in single strands or twisted in 2 or 3 wire sets and can only be used indoors. “ Thermostat wire,” the most common sprinkling system wire, is typically available with up to 7 wires twisted inside a brown PVC jacket (about ¼” in diameter), and is suitable for most indoor and conduit installations.“Direct Burial” cable is similar to thermostat wire, except the jacket is made of a black Poly UV resistant material, and is suitable for any indoor or outdoor installation, including sunlight exposure. Each individual wire is color-coded. Note: Some areas require by code the use of UL approved cable only. Most Direct Burial Cables have this approval. Most thermostat and bell wires do not. Important: 18 gauge wire or /larger is recommended for sprinkler system wire, allowing cable to be run up to 600’ without proble","cbCaicJSCc22tUBI","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaicJSCc22tUBI","pdf",443776,13,"English","# Step 1: Mount the Timer\n## Location and cover removal\n## Mounting\n# Step 2: Connecting the Wiring\n## Choosing sprinkler wire\n## Connecting valves\n# Step 3: Connecting the Transformer\n## Wire colors and cautions\n# Step 4: Using the Pump Start Circuit\n## PS model capability","[{\"question\":\"Where should the Rain Clock controller be installed?\",\"answer\":\"Select a location inside a building within six feet of a grounded electrical outlet. 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