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After installation and programming, the new WR2 from Rain Bird automatically senses and measures both rain and cold temperatures to prevent unnecessary irrigation, saving water and reducing wear on irrigation system components.
The WR2 interrupts an irrigation controller?EUR??,,????'?????< By choosing one of three irrigation modes, users can 1) allow sensor data to determine the irrigation schedule, 2) postpone irrigation for 72 hours regardless of sensor readings or 3) continue with scheduled irrigation for 72 hours regardless of sensor readings. The WR2 also features a ?EUR??,,????'?????< The WR2 consists of three durable components: a controller interface with an easy-to-read LCD screen, a sensor unit and a self-leveling sensor mounting bracket. According to Brian Mueller, senior product manager for Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????< ?EUR??,,????'?????< Finding a spot to mount the WR2 is relatively effortless, as its superior signal strength can overcome most common line-of-sight obstructions such as trees, sheds and walls. Unlike other rain and rain/freeze sensors, the WR2 displays signal strength on both the sensor and the controller interface, making it possible for contractors to find the best mounting location without having to return to the controller. Internal antennas give the WR2 a clean and neat profile that keeps property owners happy. The WR2?EUR??,,????'?????< While the WR2 provides obvious benefits to end users, it offers a number of advantages to irrigation contractors as well. ?EUR??,,????'?????< The WR2 Rain and Rain/Freeze Sensor is another example of Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????<
By choosing one of three irrigation modes, users can 1) allow sensor data to determine the irrigation schedule, 2) postpone irrigation for 72 hours regardless of sensor readings or 3) continue with scheduled irrigation for 72 hours regardless of sensor readings. The WR2 also features a ?EUR??,,????'?????< The WR2 consists of three durable components: a controller interface with an easy-to-read LCD screen, a sensor unit and a self-leveling sensor mounting bracket. According to Brian Mueller, senior product manager for Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????< ?EUR??,,????'?????< Finding a spot to mount the WR2 is relatively effortless, as its superior signal strength can overcome most common line-of-sight obstructions such as trees, sheds and walls. Unlike other rain and rain/freeze sensors, the WR2 displays signal strength on both the sensor and the controller interface, making it possible for contractors to find the best mounting location without having to return to the controller. Internal antennas give the WR2 a clean and neat profile that keeps property owners happy. The WR2?EUR??,,????'?????< While the WR2 provides obvious benefits to end users, it offers a number of advantages to irrigation contractors as well. ?EUR??,,????'?????< The WR2 Rain and Rain/Freeze Sensor is another example of Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????<
The WR2 consists of three durable components: a controller interface with an easy-to-read LCD screen, a sensor unit and a self-leveling sensor mounting bracket. According to Brian Mueller, senior product manager for Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????<
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Finding a spot to mount the WR2 is relatively effortless, as its superior signal strength can overcome most common line-of-sight obstructions such as trees, sheds and walls. Unlike other rain and rain/freeze sensors, the WR2 displays signal strength on both the sensor and the controller interface, making it possible for contractors to find the best mounting location without having to return to the controller. Internal antennas give the WR2 a clean and neat profile that keeps property owners happy.
The WR2?EUR??,,????'?????<
While the WR2 provides obvious benefits to end users, it offers a number of advantages to irrigation contractors as well. ?EUR??,,????'?????<
The WR2 Rain and Rain/Freeze Sensor is another example of Rain Bird?EUR??,,????'?????<
Francisco Uviña, University of New Mexico
Hardscape Oasis in Litchfield Park
Ash Nochian, Ph.D. Landscape Architect
November 12th, 2025
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