Setting the Interrupt Period

The Flow-Clik monitors for a high flow condition, shutting down the system or individual zone when overflow occurs. Once the system has been shut off due to a high flow condition, the Flow-Clik turns the system back on automatically after a pre-selected amount of time has passed. By waiting out a selected amount of time allows for the system to resume watering areas that may not be affected by the “problem.”

The Interface Box offers nine pre-selected off times from 5 to 60 minutes that are programmable by a single rotary switch. To set the Interrupt Period, turn the dial on the right of the Interface Box to the desired period of time you would like the Flow-Clik to keep the system off after a high flow condition has occurred before continuing to irrigate.

Example: A system that is mostly spray zones set for 10 minute run times could select a delay of 10 minutes so the system is only off during the operation if a single zone.

Manual Restart Feature

If the dial is set to the Restart Manually position, and an over flow condition is detected by the Flow-Clik, irrigation will not resume until the system has been manually reset.

To manually restart the system after an overflow condition has occurred:

Press the Restart System button once on the Interface Box. The System Status indicator light will change from red to green or flashing green (if flow is occurring).

Sensor Bypass

The Sensor Bypass setting allows the user to manually override the Flow-Clik sensor. This is helpful during situations that require the system to operate at higher than “learned” flow rates (i.e. system winterization, running a hose bib, or operating multiple valves). To bypass the Flow-Clik sensor, turn the interrupt period dial to the Sensor Bypass/Calibrate position. If the sensor experiences an overflow condition, the system status indicator will identify the overflow, but the interface box will continue to allow the controller to operate.