The ESP-6si has no "SENSOR" terminals. The wireless sensor must be wired into the common circuit to interrupt valve power when rain/freeze is detected.
The sensor acts as a switch in the common path. When activated (rain/freeze), it opens the common circuit—power goes out the zone wire but can't return via common, so the valve won't open. All zones share the common, so one sensor protects the whole system.
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