Rachio Cellular Connect for Remote Control Anywhere, Anytime for All Smart Controllers

Expand Your Irrigation Management Beyond WiFi Limitations
Rachio Cellular Connect is a revolutionary solution for irrigation controllers that transforms how homeowners and contractors manage water systems in remote or Wi-Fi-challenged locations. This innovative device ensures continuous connectivity and control, no matter where your property is situated.

Homeowners with:
Vacation homes
Rural properties
Remote landscapes
Areas with limited internet infrastructure

Contractors Managing:
Multiple property sites
Large agricultural landscapes
Remote commercial irrigation systems
Properties with inconsistent internet access

Technical Specifications:
Cellular Network: Nationwide US coverage
Installation: Plug-and-play
Compatibility: All Rachio smart irrigation controllers
Warranty: 2-year manufacturer warranty

What cellular carriers are available for Rachio Cellular Connect?
Our partners at Stargent offer access to Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T or access to all three! Simply set up an account at https://www.stargent.io/rachio

Is there a monthly fee?
Yes, but there are no contracts and you can cancel anytime. There is a one-time $15 set-up fee and $10 per month fee to access cellular through the carrier of your choice (Verizon, T-Mobile or AT&T). You can also get access to all three carriers for $15 per month. After you set up your controller, and pick a carrier, the monthly payment goes through our partner Stargent.

How do I connect a controller to Cellular Connect?
There is a one-time setup fee of $15 that is paid to our partner, Stargent. Once installed and connected, each Cellular Connect enclosure creates a unique WiFi/hotspot network that your Rachio controller can connect to.
Installation instructions can be found here: https://www.stargent.io/rachio

Are the cellular networks secure?
Yes, Stargent partners with the 3 largest carriers in the US

What is the range of a Rachio when connected via WiFi?
A Rachio controller generally needs to be within 200 feet of a WiFi router. This can vary based on several factors, like wall thickness, elevation and more.