Hunter Freeze-Clik Freeze Sensors
A Proven Water Saver

Control irrigation system operation during freezing temperatures.

Imagine going to bed while the temperature is mild, then having your automatic irrigation system go on as usual while a freeze set in overnight...and you arise to see a landscape frozen over, with ice on adjoining driveways, sidewalks and even roadways a real possibility. In some areas, where temperature swings like this are all too common, the results are not only hazardous to the life of your lawn and plants, it can also be hazardous to those who may walk or drive nearby. With the Hunter Freeze-Clik you can prevent irrigation systems from activating by automatically stopping the flow of water when the outdoor temperature drops to a near freezing level. When the temperature rises above that set point, Freeze-Clik simply resets your system to its regular cycle. Easy to mount, easy to use, Freeze-Clik can also be used in conjunction with other weather sensing devices to guarantee the optimum effectiveness of a landscape irrigation system in virtually all types of weather.

Features and Benefits:

• Installs simply and easily
  No adjustment necessary
• Double-epoxy sealed sensing element
  Aids the accuracy of temperature sensing
• Can be used in conjunction with other sensors
  Enhances the overall automation of irrigation systems
• 5-year warranty
  Your guarantee of dependable operation

Models:

• FREEZE-CLIK – Freeze-Clik Freeze Sensor
• FREEZE-CLIK-REV – Freeze-Clik Freeze Sensor with reverse switching

Dimensions:

• Length: 4 1/2"
   

Specifications:

• Temperature set point: 3˚C +/- 2˚C (37˚F)
• Temperature differential: +/- 1˚C
• Electrical rating: 24VAC 6 amps
• UL listing: Class II Low Voltage (24 volt use only)
• Switching: Closed-above 3˚C; Open- below 3˚C (Reverse switching model)
• Included: 25 ft. of #20 two conductor wire, two mounting screws and detailed instructions
• UL listed

Special Usage Note:  For landscape applications only.  Not for crop protection.  A freeze sensor should only be used as part of a sound irrigation system management program, including regular visual checks.