X2 Irrigation Controller: Adding a Rain Sensor

In this video, you will learn how to add a rain sensor to your X2 controller. You can add a rain sensor such as a Hunter Mini-Clik or Rain-Clik to your X2 controller to shut down irrigation when conditions dictate.

[@ilocos1]

Very helpful sir.
Thank you

[@Hunter_Industries]

Happy to help

[@real_man602]

Ok now i get it - in my app i have to add this device

[@real_man602]

Very helpful but in my case - i have wifi conection- after conected wire sensor my X2 shows only information "online" and i dont know how to set the sensor

[@Hunter_Industries]

Please contact our customer support department here: www.hunterindustries.com/hunter-technical-support-email-request

[@The021476]

Excellent instructions! One question; the X2 unit sensor terminals come with an adapter that looks like a jumper. It obviously fell out when removing the two screws. Does this need to be re-installed with the sensor wires?
Thanks!

[@Hunter_Industries]

Thank you for contacting Hunter Technical Support.
The jumper plate is to be left in the controller if no sensor is installed. The jumper wire is designed to be removed upon the installation of a Hunter Rain Clik sensor.
www.hunterindustries.com/support/x2-connecting-clik-sensor
Thank you again for contacting Hunter Technical Support. Please let us know if we can offer any other assistance.

[@Bill.Hargen]

Is it possible to connect two sensors to an X2 controller that has only one pair of sensor terminals? For example, I would like to connect both a soil moisture sensor and a wireless rain sensor. If this is supported, how is the wiring done: in parallel (one wire from each sensor to each sensor terminal) or in series?

[@Hunter_Industries]

When two sensors are wired in a series, either one can break the sensor path and stop irrigation.