Hard Wired Rain/Freeze Sensor for Sprinklers
Wireless Rain and Freeze Sensor

Part #: 57071

Wireless Rain and Freeze Sensor

  • For automatically detecting rainfall or low-temperature conditions
  • Wireless link between sensor and module eliminates need to run a wire from the controller to the sensor location
  • Water-absorbing disks expand when wet, causing controller to suspend watering
  • Adjustable so you can change the threshold for triggering a rain delay
  • Built-in thermistor detects low temperature and suspends watering
  • Compatible with controllers from Orbit, Hydro-Rain, and other major brands
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Description

The wireless rain and freeze sensor for sprinkler controllers is engineered to automatically detect rainfall or low-temperature conditions and turn off a sprinkler controller until normal watering conditions return. It has water-absorbing disks which expand when wet, causing the controller to suspend watering. When the disks dry out and contract, the controller returns to the normal watering schedule. It is adjustable so you can change the threshold for triggering a delay. It uses a thermistor to detect low temperatures and similarly suspends and restarts watering. You will typically mount the sensor on an eave or other open-air area where it wirelessly connects back to the transponder at the controller. The transponder connects to the rain sensor port of the irrigation controller. Compatible with 24 VAC controllers from Orbit, Hydro-Rain, and other major brands.

Customer Reviews

Based on 16 reviews
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Ralph G.
Control water timer with Wireless Rain and Freeze Sensor

I never have to worry to turn off the water timer with the Wireless Rain and Freeze Sensor. It will turn off the water sprinkler when it gets to freezing temperature

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Joseph A.
rain sensor

Replacement under warranty.

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JOHN V.

Works great

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Paul I.

Great product, been using one for about 15 years, a hail storm knocked out the sensor so it had to be replaced. It works perfectly, summer and winter.

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Ray L.

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