Hunter WR-CLIK Wireless Sprinkler Rain Sensor

• Automatic shut off in rain
• Range of wireless sensor up to 800 ft. from controller
• Perfect for conserving water
• Simple installation on any Hunter and most non-Hunter controllers

Features & Benefits

Most rain-sensing devices work by accumulating a set amount of rainfall before a switch is activated that interrupts the circuit from the controller and shuts off the system. In that "accumulation time", the system will unnecessarily continue to water. This can look especially bad for conservation-conscious municipalities, businesses, and residences. 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 Rain-Clik can be mounted on an eave or any flat vertical surface like a wall or fence. A gutter mount is also available that allows for easy installation of the Rain-Clik on the edge of a gutter.

• Maintenance-free design with integrated battery for wireless models
• Adjustable vent ring allows for longer or shorter reset period
• Rugged polycarbonate housing and metal extension arm
• Wired models include 25' of 20 AWG sheathed, two-conductor, UL-approved wire
• Wireless model range is 800' line of sight from sensor to receiver
• Multiple receivers can be operated from a single sensor
• Warranty period: 5 years
• Compatible with most irrigation controllers

Product Details

• Wiring: "normally open" or "normally closed"
• Time to turn off irrigation system: 2 to 5 minutes approx. for Quick Response
• Time to reset Quick Response: 4 hours approx. under dry, sunny conditions
• Time to reset when fully wet: 3 days approx. under dry, sunny conditions
• Switch rating: 24 VAC, 3 A
• Freeze sensor shuts system off when temperatures fall below 37° F (Rain/Freeze-Clik model)
• System operating frequency: 433 MHz (wireless model)

Repair Parts

• Hunter SGM Weather Sensor Gutter Mount

Installing Clik sensors allows a controller to sense rapidly changing weather and react to individual conditions like rain, high wind, or freezing temperatures.

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