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Hunter Rain-Click rain sensor features instant shut off in the event of rainfall. With built-in Quick Response technology, the Hunter Rain-Clik and Wireless Rain-Clik can command a controller to shut off right when it starts to rain. -
The Holman Wireless Digital Rain Gauge is a great way to easily and accurately measure rainfall and humidity as well as indoor and outdoor temperatures. The unit has a self-emptying rain collector, is simple to install and includes a large easy to read backlit display. -
When Irrigating a landscape during a rainstorm not only results in oversaturated plants and turf, it also wastes water. Hunter's Mini Clik rain sensor provides the simplest, most effective way to prevent sprinklers from running during or after any level of rainfall. -
The Irritrol wired rain sensor is Taking water conservation to the next level, Irritrol's RainSensor series conserves water by preventing irrigation. Rain sensors are designed to suspend irrigation during and after rainfall. They are easy to install and work with virtually all AC-powered automatic irrigation systems. -
Accidentally irrigating in the middle of a deep freeze is one of the worst things that can happen to a landscape. In some areas, where temperature swings are unpredictable, irrigating during a freeze is not only hazardous to the life of landscapes, it can also be hazardous to those who may walk or drive nearby. With the Hunter Freeze-Clik sensor installed in a system, these dangers become a worry of the past. Once freezing temperatures are detected, Freeze-Clik will automatically shut an irrigation system down. When the temperature returns to an irrigation-friendly level, Freeze-Clik allows scheduled programming to run. Easy to mount and easy use, the Freeze-Clik can also be paired with other weather sensing devices to guarantee efficient watering during all types of weather. -
Rain and rain/freeze sensors are becoming “must have” components for irrigation systems these days. Rain Bird designed the new WR2 wireless sensor to exceed the standard. With revolutionary features, this sensor saves time, improves system performance and enhances your reputation as a water management expert. -
The Irritrol Wireless Rain Sensor is taking water conservation to the next level, Irritrol's RainSensor series conserves water by preventing irrigation. Rain sensors are designed to suspend irrigation during and after rainfall. They are easy to install and work with virtually all AC-powered automatic irrigation systems. -
The first reliable wireless rain sensor provides fast installation on any system. Like the traditional Hunter Rain-Clik this sensor provides instant shut off to a system in the event of rainfall. But has the added feature of being wireless from the controller to the sensor allowing for simple installation. -
The Solar Sync ET sensor is an advanced weather sensor that calculates evapotranspiration (ET) and adjusts Hunter controllers daily based on local weather conditions. Solar Sync measures sunlight and temperature, and uses ET to determine the correct seasonal adjustment percentage value to send to the controller. -
Monitor the state of the piping system with an optional flow meter. Receive automatic alerts when a pipe is broken to prevent property damage. -
The Soil-Clik simplifies soil moisture sensing. The Soil-Clik probe uses proven technology to measure moisture within the root zone. When the probe senses that the soil has reached its desired moisture level, it will shut down irrigation, preventing water waste. -
The Hunter Wind-Clik offers the most cost-effective solution to such situations as it shuts off irrigation systems during periods of high wind (shut down points are adjustable), then automatically resets the system when conditions are more favorable. With Wind-Clik you’ll save water, worry and money as your system will only be operating at the times when you can be sure that the water intended for your landscape will reach its destination. For effective wind control, you’ll be blown away by Wind-Clik…instead of simply seeing your water blown away by the wind.
