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Our focus is on decreasing your water consumption, while keeping your lawn green and healthy. We can install a rain sensor onto your existing controller, which will interrupt any previously scheduled watering event during a rainstorm.
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HOUSTON (AP) - The National Weather Service says 2011 was Texas' driest year on record as well as its second hottest. The agency said Friday the average rainfall for the drought-stricken state last year was 14.88 inches. The previous driest average total was in 1917 with 14.99 inches.
The weather service says 2011's average temperature was 67.2 degrees. Last year Texas suffered its worst single-year drought, its largest agricultural losses and the hottest summer in U.S. history. From June through August, Texas averaged 86.8 degrees, beating out Oklahoma's 85.2 degrees in 1934.
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This product saves water by stopping your system from running in rainy conditions and reverts back to its normal schedule, once additional watering is required. This device will pay for itself quickly, while conserving water and reducing your water bill.
Moisture Sensor
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Features and Benefits:
• Controller Details >>
• Time to turn off irrigation system:
2 to 5 minutes for the Quick Response feature
• Time to reset the Quick Response unit:
4 hours maximum under dry, sunny conditions
• Time to reset:
3 days maximum under dry, sunny conditions
for the total rainfall compensation unit
• Vent ring allows for adjustment of reset delay
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We can install a rain sensor onto any existing controller, which will interrupt any previously scheduled run programs during a rainstorm. These can be set to stop watering from 1/8" to 1", but we recommend a setting of ½" to our customers.
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