The Rain Bird LNK WiFi Module is a new accessory that brings internet connectivity to compatible Rain Bird irrigation controllers designed for homes and light commercial use. By plugging in this module and using Rain Bird’s free mobile application, users gain the ability to manage their sprinkler system from any location globally. This setup provides remote access, immediate notifications, and sophisticated water management features directly on their smartphone or tablet.
- Enables WiFi Control: Turns existing WiFi-ready ESP-Me and ESP-TM2 controllers into fully accessible and programmable devices via iOS or Android.
- Dual Operation: Functions as a local wireless remote when you’re on-site and as a web-based control and monitoring system when you’re away.
- Simplified Setup: Makes the initial programming of the irrigation timer and seasonal adjustments quicker and easier.
- Real-time Access: Offers immediate access to manage the system and modify timer settings in real-time.
- Professional Features: Includes tools within the app that allow landscape professionals to easily manage multiple sites and perform remote troubleshooting.
- Smart Alerts: Provides built-in notifications to help with troubleshooting, simplify service calls, and warn about potential freezing weather.
- Intelligent Watering: Automatically adjusts daily watering times based on weather conditions, potentially leading to water savings of up to 50%.
- Advanced Programming: Offers comprehensive programming options to meet even the strictest water usage regulations.
Technical Details:
- Mobile Compatibility: Works with Apple devices running iOS 8.0 or newer and Android devices running OS 4.4 (KitKat) or later.
Wireless Frequency: Supports only the 2.4 GHz band.
- Wireless Standards: Compatible with 802.11 b/g/n wireless networks.
- WiFi Security: Supports various security protocols including None, Open, WEP, WPA-TKIP, WPA-AES, WPA2-TKIP, WPA2-AES, and WPA2-AES-TKIP.
- Connectivity Options: Can communicate via its own Access Point (hotspot), through a local WiFi network, or via Rain Bird’s relay server.
