What is an Irrigation Expander? Irrigander irrigation expanders encode additional "channels" on already installed irrigation cable. Installing an Irrigander expander makes it easy to resolve sprinkler system wiring issues without having to replace the existing cable.

Simple. Installation of an Irrigander expander in an irrigation system is simple. The Irrigander expander Encoder is installed at the sprinkler controller and connected to one or more wires in the irrigation cable. The Decoder is installed close to the lawn sprinkler valves or garden irrigation valves to be controlled and is connected to the irrigation cable wires from the sprinkler controller. Once installed Irrigander expanders operate without attention.

Economical. Sub-dividing lawn sprinkler zones and garden sprinkler zones or adding drip irrigation zones is an easy way to conserve water and reduce sprinkler system operating costs. Irrigander expanders use the existing sprinkler field wiring from the irrigation controller so there is no need for trenching and for pulling new cable to drive new irrigation valves, reducing the cost of adding new valves. An Irrigander expander can help conserve water but it can also be used to bypass broken irrigation controller wires saving money on a sprinkler system repair. The Irrigander Pro expanders use our proprietary Irrigander 2-wire Technology to encode up to 8 zones on just one dedicated field control wire and the common wire allowing addition of lawn sprinkler valves, garden sprinkler valves or a drip irrigation system to any installation.

Reliable. Irrigander expanders use commercial grade components and are designed to deliver the reliability and long life demanded by irrigation professionals. The Decoders are sealed using an industrial grade encapsulant to operate reliably in harsh environments including direct burial. Irrigander expanders use the latest technology to resist damage from lightning and other electrical surges. All Irrigander expanders and accessories carry a 1 year limited warranty.