HUNTER FLOW-CLIK SENSOR:

The Hunter Flow-Clik Flow Sensor automatically shuts down irrigation system if an overflow condition occurs.

A ruptured pipe or broken sprinkler that is left undetected can result in a substantial amount of damage. Plants and ground cover can be flooded, a slope can be eroded, even solid surfaces such as sidewalks or driveways can be undercut. The installation of a Flow-Clik can help identify a break before any damage can occur. The Flow-Clik is user-set to activate at a specified level of flow, once that level is exceeded, the electrical circuit is broken and the valves are shut off. As a result, the amount of water loss in the event of high external leakage would be substantially reduced. Compatible with ANY 24VAC controller/timer.

• Reduced costs for rupture-related repairs: Unanticipated budget allocations kept to a minimum
• Weather-proof interface panel provides system status: "Overflow watchdog" provides constant update for any system
• Compatible with all commercial and residential piping systems: Large flow range provides complete flexibility
• Customized calibration for precise system control: Every irrigation system is set individually with a single push button
• Multi-color LED provides system status:
  Displays if power is applied and whether flow is acceptable

Flow-Clik MODELS

• FCT Sensor Bodies:
  
  • FCT 100 (4.8" H x 2.3" W x 4.5" L) Sch. 40
  • FCT 150 (5.4" H x 2.3" W x 4.6" L) Sch. 40
  • FCT 158 (5.4" H x 2.3" W x 5.1" L) Sch. 80
  • FCT 200 (5.9" H x 2.7" W x 4.7" L) Sch. 40
  • FCT 208 (6.0" H x 2.9" W x 5.4" L) Sch. 80
  • FCT 300 (7.0" H x 4.0" W x 6.2" L) Sch. 40
  • FCT 308 (7.0" H x 4.2" W x 6.4" L) Sch. 80
  • FCT 400 (6.5" H x 5" W x 6.5" L) Sch. 40
• Interface Panel (Flow-Clik Only):
  
  • (4.5" H x 5.5" W x 1.5" D) Not required for Flow-Clik IMMS
• Temperature: 0-150 degrees F
• Pressures: up to 200 PSI
• Humidity: up to 100%
• Current draw: @24VAC .025 Amps
• Switching current: 2.0 Amps
• Maximum distance between interface panel and sensor = 1000 ft. (18 gauge minimum wire size) 2 wires required for Flow-Clik Sensor, 4 wires required for Flow-Clik IMMS Sensor to IMMS Interface

How Flow-Clik (NOT INCLUDED) Works: An Example

At a small commercial site, the Flow-Clik sensor is connected to the mainline pipe that provides water to the system control valves. The user determines which valve has the highest flow rate and calibrates the flow sensor to automatically identify any flow in excess of this pre-determined amount, in this case, 21 gallons per minute (GPM) to be a "high flow" condition. The user also sets the desired setting for the system interrupt and start-up delay. If flow should exceed 21 GPM, a signal would be sent to the controller to interrupt the system for a prescribed period of time.