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Sprinkler System Repair & Installation

6517 Smithfield Rd
North Richland Hills, TX 76180
817.485.9221 

Pro C- Controller     Rotary Sprinkler     Spray Sprinkler     Valves     Sensors     Remote Control
:: Features - Benefits

Hassle-free, wire-free easy installation

Simple to add on to a new or existing installation Hunter’s unique Quick Response™ feature
No need for water to accumulate for shutoff

Rugged Construction
Heavy-duty polycarbonate housing and metal extension arm
Set a maximum dry-out period
Adjust the irrigation re-start to account for varying amounts of rain

Operates up to 300' from the receiver unit

Typical wired system limitations vanish

Maintenance-free patented sensing mechanism

No callbacks – just set it and forget it

Built-in bypass switch on receiver panel

Adds flexibility to the system
Retrofit with ease

Installs on any system in minutes, no stringing of wiring

Wireless Rain/Freeze-Clik
Freeze sensor eliminates ice on landscapes, walkways, and roadways

 

 Hunter Wireless Rain & Freeze Sensors

 Wireless Rain-Clik™ Rain Sensors

Wireless Rain-Clik™
The first reliable wireless rain sensor provides fast installation on any system

If the thought of running wires from a controller has kept you from adding rain sensors to your systems, now there’s a hasslefree alternative. The Hunter Wireless Rain-Clik™ attaches quickly and easily–simply install the receiver unit next to your irrigation controller, then install the transmitter anywhere that the device can receive representative rainfall. No ladders needed to attach to a high outcropping on a building, no messy wires to hide out of view. What also sets a Hunter Rain-Clik apart are features no other rain-sensing device offers. The unique Quick Response™ feature allows the product to shut off immediately when it starts to rain. And, unlike its competition, Hunter’s sophisticated sensing mechanism cannot be fouled by debris, giving the Wireless Rain-Clik the most highly accurate operation.

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According to a recent study in Florida, the use of a rain sensor device averaged a 45% savings in water for single-family residential water usage.