Hunter Wireless Rain-Clik Instructions originales

Rain-Clik®

OWNER’S MANUAL &

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

Rain Sensor With Optional Freeze

Shuto for Automatic Irrigation Systems

For use with WR-CLIK and WRF-CLIK Sensors

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Table of Contents

5Features

6Wireless Rain-Clik Components

6...Wireless Rain-Clik Transmitter

7...Wireless Rain-Click Receiver

8Mounting the Receiver

8...Wiring the Receiver to a Hunter X-Core®, Pro-C®,

PCC, ICC2, or I-Core®

8...Wiring the Receiver to a Hunter ACC or ACC2

9...Wiring the Receiver to a HydrawiseTM -Enabled

Controller

9...Wiring the Receiver to Other Controllers: Normally

Closed Sensor Applications

10 ...Normally Open Sensor Applications

10 ...Controllers with 24 VAC Solenoids and a

Booster Pump

11 ...Standard Mounting

11 ...Gutter Mounting (Optional)

12 Adjustments and Operation

12 ...Hints for Mounting the Transmitter

12 ...Transmitter Operation

12 ...Receiver Operation

13 ...Bypassing the Sensor

13 ...Setting the Transmitter Address at the Receiver

14 ...Battery Life

14 ...To Check the Status of the Battery in the Transmitter

14 ...System Will Not Turn On at All

14 ...System Will Not Shut O Even Aer Heavy Rainfall

14 ...Sensor Bypass LED is Flashing Red

15 Notices

15 ...Sensor FCC ID: M3UWRCE

16 ...Certicate of Conformity to European Directives

17 ...CE and Australia Notice

18 ...Industry Canada Notice

19 Notes

Features

Wireless Rain-Clik sensors attach quickly and easily to

your controller.

Wireless Rain-Clik features include:

1. Quick Response®– Unique technology that turns o

the irrigation system immediately rather than aer it

has accumulated a xed amount of rain. No calibration

is required.

2. Maintenance-Free Design – Provides trouble-free

operation for up to 10 years. There are no batteries to

replace.

3. Wireless Operation Up to 800' (275 m) – No wires are

required between the rain sensor and controller.

4. Two models available: Wireless Rain-Clik (WR-CLIK)

– Acts as a switch to deactivate automatic watering

of your irrigation controller when it rains. Once rain

has stopped and the sensor has dried out, automatic

irrigation will resume.

5. Wireless Rain/Freeze-Clik (WRF-CLIK) –The Wireless

Rain/Freeze-Clik includes a freeze sensor that is

designed to keep the irrigation system from operating

when temperatures drop to 37˚F (3˚C) or below. When

temperatures rise above this temperature, the sensor

will enable automatic watering.

6. Automatic Synchronization – The Wireless Rain-Clik

transmitter will send wireless signals every hour to

the receiver to ensure that the sensor and receiver are

continuously synchronized.

7. Lost Communication/Battery Status Indication – The

Sensor Bypass LED will ash RED if the receiver has not

received a signal from the transmitter. This can indicate

a low or dead battery.

Wireless Rain-Clik Transmitter

1. Manual Test Spindle – Press and hold the manual test

spindle to conrm proper operation of your transmitter.

2. Vent Ring – Used to adjust the reset rate or dry out

time for the sensors. Opening the vents will decrease

the reset rate, while closing the vents will increase the

time it takes for the discs to dry out.

Wireless Rain-Clik Components

3. Radio Antenna – Transmits a wireless signal to the

receiver up to 800'(275 m). The antenna should be

oriented vertically.

②

①

Vents

4. Mounting Arm – Metal

extension arm for mounting

the sensor.

5. Battery Status LED – Used to

determine the status of the

sealed battery. Pushing the

manual test spindle will flash

the LED light indicating that

the battery is good.

④

③

⑤

Wireless Rain-Clik Components

Wireless Rain-Clik Receiver

1. Bypass Button – Allows automatic or manual watering

when the sensor is active.

2. Sensor Bypass LED – Indicates when sensor has been

bypassed.

3. Sensor Status LED – Used to indicate the status of the

sensor.

4. Radio Antenna – Receives a wireless signal from the

transmitter up to 800'(275 m). The antenna should be

oriented vertically.

5. AC Power Wires – The two yellow wires are attached to

a 24 VAC source from the controller.

6. Sensor Wires – The sensor wires are attached to either

the sensor terminals in the controller or in-line with the

valve common wire.

Blue/White Wires – Used for normally closed sensor

applications.

Blue/Orange Wires – Used for normally open sensor

applications.

7. Rubber Cover – Used to protect the receiver when

mounted in outdoor locations. White

Blue

Yellow to 24 VAC power

Orange

SENSOR STATUS

SENSOR BYPASS

Press to bypass, press

again to re-enable

GREEN = Sensor is dry

RED = Sensor is wet

Red light indicates

sensor is bypassed

RAIN SENSOR BYPASS

Blue/white wires to normally

closed sensor terminals

Orange/w

hite wires to normally

open sensor terminals

Wiring the Receiver to a Hunter X-Core, Pro-C,

PCC, ICC2, or I-Core

1. Remove the sensor jumper across the two SEN

terminals in the controller.

2. Attach the two yellow wires to the 24 VAC terminals.

3. Attach the blue wire to one SEN terminal and the white

wire to the other SEN terminal.

Mounting the Receiver

Wiring the Receiver to a Hunter ACC or ACC2

1. Connect the blue and white wire to any of the four

Sensor Terminal pairs (Sen 1 shown).

2. Attach yellow wires to 24 VAC and COM terminals.

3. Use features at the “Set Sensor Operation” dial position

on ACC to complete setup.

4. Use Devices and Sensor Response options

on ACC2 to complete setup.

5. See ACC/ACC2 owner’s manuals for

further details.

SEN

TEST

P MV

REM

Not used

SENSOR STATUS

SENSOR BYPASS

Press to bypass, press

again to re-enable

GREEN = Sensor is dry

RED = Sensor is wet

Red light indicates

sensor is bypassed

RAIN SENSOR BYPASS

Mounting the Receiver

Wiring the Receiver to a HydrawiseTM -Enabled

Controller

1. Attach the two yellow wires to the 24 VAC terminals.

2. Attach the blue wire to one SEN terminal and the white

wire to the SEN COM terminal.

Wiring the Receiver to Other Controllers: Normally

Closed Sensor Applications

3. Attach the two yellow wires to the 24 VAC terminals.

4. Attach the blue and white wires to the sensor terminals

(if available) or in-line with the valve common wire.

P MVC AC AC

Common wire

to all valves

Used for normally

open sensor

applications

SENSOR STATUS

SENSOR BYPASS

Press to bypass, press

again to re-enable

GREEN = Sensor is dry

RED = Sensor is wet

Red light indicates

sensor is bypassed

RAIN SENSOR BYPASS

ACAC GND SEN SEN

SEN

COM

Common wire

to all valves

Used for normally

open sensor

applications

SENSOR STATUS

SENSOR BYPASS

Press to bypass, press

again to re-enable

GREEN = Sensor is dry

RED = Sensor is wet

Red light indicates

sensor is bypassed

RAIN SENSOR BYPASS

Mounting the Receiver

Normally Open Sensor Applications

A few controllers on the market require normally open rain

sensors. To attach the receiver to this type of controller,

attach the blue and orange wires to the sensor input.

Controllers with 24 VAC Solenoids and a Booster

Pump

1. Locate the common wire to the solenoid valves and the

common wire to the pump relay. If these two wires are

connected to the “common” terminal on the controller,

disconnect both of them.

2. Twist together these wires along with one of the wires

from the Wireless Rain-Clik and secure with a wire nut.

3. Attach the other wire from the Wireless Rain-Clik

receiver to the “common” terminal on the controller.

Normally

open relay

12 34C

Solenoid

valves

Common

wire to all

valves

Pump

Line-in

Line-out (to pump)

ACAC

SENSOR STATUS

SENSOR BYPASS

Press to bypass, press

again to re-enable

GREEN = Sensor is dry

RED = Sensor is wet

Red light indicates

sensor is bypassed

RAIN SENSOR BYPASS

Note:

The pump circuit output must be 24 VAC. Do not

proceed if 115 VAC.

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