After moving into a new home, the owners cannot find the irrigation timer panel. They have checked the attic, sheds, and other obvious spots without success.
The timer is typically housed in a plastic box with a hinged door, usually white, off-white, green, or brown. Conduit or wires will run into the box. Browsing manufacturer websites (Rain Bird, Hunter, Toro, Orbit) can help you recognize the appearance of various models.
If the panel remains hidden, a professional irrigation contractor can use a wire tracer to locate it quickly.
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