Flow-Clik

When Ruptures or Leaks Occur, Flow-Clik Ensures Water Flow Is Stopped Immediately

A ruptured pipe or broken sprinkler left undetected can result in substantial damage. Plants and ground cover can be flooded, slopes can be eroded, and hundreds of gallons of water can be wasted. Hunter created the Flow-Clik flow sensor to guard against these damages in the event of a rupture. The Flow-Clik can be programmed at a specified level of flow. It will shut down irrigation if it detects a flow rate higher than the programmed limit. Therefore, the amount of water loss and system damage is substantially reduced in the event of high external leakage.

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Features

Automatically shuts down system if an overflow condition occurs
Protects against flood damage and erosion
Calibration for precise system control: Single button allows each system to be programmed at a specified flow level
Works with all Hunter and most non-Hunter controllers
Multi-color LED provides system status to display when power is applied, and indicate if flow is within limits
Compatible with most commercial and residential piping systems: Large flow range provides complete flexibility
Warranty period: 5 years

Models

Flow-Clik Models Chart


MODELS	DESCRIPTION
FLOW-CLIK	Standard kit for all 24 VAC controllers Includes sensor and interface module, sensor requires FCT for pipe installation (sold separately)


MODELS	DESCRIPTION
FCT-100	1" Schedule 40 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-150	1-1/2" Schedule 40 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-158	1-1/2" Schedule 80 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-200	2" Schedule 40 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-208	2" Schedule 80 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-300	3" Schedule 40 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-308	3" Schedule 80 sensor receptacle tee
FCT-400	4" Schedule 40 sensor receptacle tee

Clik Sensor Comparison Chart

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Safeguard Yourself From the Elements Installing Clik sensors allows a controller to sense rapidly changing weather and react to individual conditions like rain, high wind, or freezing temperatures	[2]	[3]	[4]	[5]	[6]
	Mini-Clik^® [2]	Rain-Clik^™ [3]	Freeze-Clik^® [4]	Wind-Clik^™ [5]	Flow-Clik^™ [6]
QUICK SPECS
Sensor Type	Rain	Rain/Freeze	Freeze	Wind	Flow
Available Wireless	No	Yes	No	No	No
Compatible Controllers (AC)	All	All	All	All	All
FEATURES
Quick Response™
Warranty	5 Years	5 Years (wired model) 10 Years (wireless model)	5 Years	5 Years	5 Years
Applications
Rain Sensor
Freeze Sensor
Wind Sensor
Flow Sensor

Specifications

Specifications

Flow-Clik Interface Panel 36" leads provided for easy wiring to controller (2 wires to controller 24 VAC terminals and 2 wires to sensor)
Current draw: 24 VAC, 0.025 A
Switching current: 2 A maximum
Max. distance between interface panel and sensor: 1000 ft. (18AWG minimum wire size); 2 wires required for Flow-Clik sensor.
Programmable start up delay: 0 to 300 seconds
Programmable interrupt period: 2 to 60 minutes
System status indicator light
One button system calibration to set highest flow zone

Flow-Clik Flow Range Chart

Pipe Diameter	Operating range (GPM)
Pipe Diameter	Minimum	Suggested maximum*
1"	6	17
1 1/2"	13	35
2"	20	55
3"	40	120
4"	60	200

* Good design practice dictates the maximum flow not to exceed 1.5 m/sec. Suggested maximum flow is based upon class 200 iPS plastic pipe.

Resources

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Flow-Clik IMMS Owner's Manual [15]

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Flow-Clik Installation Details - PDF [22]

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Sensors - Written Specifications - MasterSpec® [25]

Support

Topic	Title [26]	Rating [27]
FAQs, Installation Procedures	How do I connect a clik sensor to my Hunter controller? >> Read More [28]	4.65
Installation Procedures	What is the ideal installation location for a Hunter Flow Sensor (HFS)? >> Read More [29]	2.4