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Hunter Flow-Click Sensor
Does anyone use these device or others for shutting down a flow when a head bursts??
When did Hunter start making these? Just recently? Never heard of them....I'll have to check that out.
For rain sensors I only use the Hunter Wireless Rain Clik. I have one at home and it was A LOT easier to install than a sensor with wires, because you have no wire to run which also saves you money.[8D]
Yes! Hunter makes what they call the Flow-Click
Its a basic sensor that connects to your main before the valves. You set it to a desired GPM that your highest zone requires. If a head blows its top the GPM's rise and the sensor shuts down the sensor.
Its sounds like its as worth as installing a rain sensor
Interesting. Never heard of that before.
You can say I learned something new about this growing industry today.
its a great device especially for commercial projects!
Thanks
Ray
Rays Above and Beyond Automatic Lawn Sprinklers
its a great device especially for commercial projects!
Thanks
Ray
Rays Above and Beyond Automatic Lawn Sprinklers
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