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Hunter Wind-Clik wind sensor unit showing anemometer cups and wiring connector, used to shut off irrigation during high winds

Hunter Wind-Clik Wind Sensor — Adjustable 12-35 mph, 24 VAC

Brand: Hunter
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$255.66
$185.35
SKU WINDCLIK

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Protect irrigation systems from inefficient watering with the Hunter Wind‑Clik wind sensor. Designed to interrupt irrigation when wind speeds exceed the user‑set threshold and to automatically resume watering once conditions improve, Wind‑Clik helps reduce overspray, conserve water, and maintain proper coverage.

  • Adjustable wind shutoff: user-set range from 12 to 35 mph for flexible protection.
  • Electrical requirements: operates on 24 VAC and supports up to 5 amps.
  • Automatic interrupt and resume: sensor pauses scheduled irrigation when high winds are detected and resets when winds subside.
  • Simple integration: connects to standard irrigation controller inputs for system-wide wind protection.
  • Documentation included: installation card, brochure, and product cutsheet are available for wiring and setup guidance.

Wind‑Clik is intended for use with irrigation controllers that accept a 24 VAC input. Because wind can significantly reduce sprinkler performance and create runoff or overspray, adding a wind sensor is a practical way to improve system efficiency and avoid watering pathways or roadways. Follow the included installation instructions or consult a qualified technician to ensure proper wiring and placement for reliable operation.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What wind speeds will trigger the Wind‑Clik to shut off?
Wind‑Clik is user adjustable and will shut down irrigation when wind reaches a setpoint between 12 and 35 mph.
How does Wind‑Clik connect to my irrigation controller?
Wind‑Clik connects to a controller input that accepts a 24 VAC signal; it requires a circuit capable of up to 5 amps and interrupts the valve circuit when triggered.
Will Wind‑Clik resume watering automatically after winds calm?
Yes. Once wind speeds fall below the programmed setpoint Wind‑Clik resets and irrigation resumes according to the controller schedule.