Brand: Hunter Industries SKU: ACM-600
Product Overview
The Hunter ACM-600 is a genuine six-station output module for compatible legacy Hunter ACC irrigation controllers. It adds or replaces six conventional station outputs inside an original ACC controller system, allowing the controller to operate additional field valves when installed within the cabinet's supported capacity. Because the ACC platform is a discontinued legacy system, the ACM-600 is primarily used to maintain or expand an existing compatible installation.
Key Features
- Adds six conventional wired station outputs
- Genuine Hunter module for compatible original ACC controllers
- Can be used as a replacement for a failed output module or as an approved expansion component
- Plug-in modular design supports service without replacing the entire controller
Common Uses
- Expanding an existing legacy ACC controller by six stations
- Replacing a damaged or failed ACM-600 output module
- Maintaining commercial, municipal, institutional, or large residential irrigation systems
Compatibility and Installation Notes
This is a model-specific legacy ACC component, not a universal Hunter controller module. Confirm the controller family, cabinet configuration, available module position, and total supported station capacity before ordering. Turn off controller power before installing or removing modules, and follow the original Hunter ACC service documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stations does the ACM-600 add?
It provides six conventional station outputs in a compatible ACC controller.
Is the ACM-600 a complete controller?
No. It is an internal output module for an existing compatible ACC controller.
Why Buy This Hunter ACC Module from Big Frog Supply?
Legacy controller components can be difficult to match. Big Frog Supply clearly identifies the ACM-600 as a six-station module for the original ACC platform, helping irrigation professionals maintain an installed system without confusing it with modules for newer Hunter controller families.
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