Hunter360 review

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Nov 2026

Hunter360 is an on-premises irrigation management platform for organizations operating Hunter ACC2, ICC2, or MCC controller networks. It is designed for larger irrigation networks and automation systems, with a map view that displays controllers, stations, flow sensors, and weather stations. The software runs on Windows servers or desktop PCs and can operate without an internet connection, making it a fit for teams that want local control rather than a mobile-first service.

Its core value is the connection between network visibility and operational control. Hunter360 offers real-time communications and reporting, controller control, flow management and monitoring, alarm handling and analysis, adaptive watering schedules, and seasonal adjustments. Water-flow totals can be viewed by day, week, month, and year. Organizations that use dedicated weather stations can add the optional H360ET extension for evapotranspiration-based irrigation management and scheduling using local weather data. This breadth suits operators who need to coordinate irrigation and track flow across a Hunter installation, rather than teams looking for a general-purpose platform spanning multiple controller brands.

The deployment model and controller scope are the main trade-offs. Hunter360 is self-hosted and Windows-only, and its supported controllers are Hunter ACC2, ICC2, and MCC; it is not a flexible choice for mixed-brand networks or organizations seeking a mobile app. Hunter lists purchase through local distributors, with support via email and documentation. Choose Hunter360 if your organization already operates compatible Hunter controllers and values mapped status, flow tools, alarms, and scheduling in a local system. Consider another product if you need mobile access or broader controller compatibility.

Hunter360 pros and cons

• Where it wins
  • Maps controller, station, flow-sensor, and weather-station status
  • Combines flow monitoring, alarms, and water-use totals
  • Supports adaptive schedules and optional ET-based scheduling
• Where it doesn't
  • Limited to Hunter ACC2, ICC2, and MCC controllers
  • Runs on Windows servers or desktop PCs and is self-hosted
  • No mobile app; pricing is handled through local distributors

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