Denver Sprinkler Rainfall Sensors

Our Denver sprinkler rainfall sensor experts are always here to help. Sprinkler rainfall sensors help controllers shut off sprinklers based on rain fall. They also help prevent costly and harmful over watering during unnecessary times. Denver sprinkler rainfall sensor experts offer rainfall sensor installation as well. Additionally, this product qualifies as one of our GREEN SCREENED products that help conserve water. Give us a call at (303) 468-2294 to learn more about how rainfall sensors can help you conserve water and save money. Or, if you prefer, you can always visit us at 6201 Broadway, Denver, CO, 80216.
If you’re facing any kind of issues with your Denver sprinkler rainfall sensors, then you’ve come to the right place. Give us a call or fill out the form by clicking/taping a “Schedule Service” button today!
How Do Rain Sensors Work?
Rain sensors are automated devices that shut off your lawn irrigation system every time it rains at all or a designated amount. These sensors are mounted outdoors away from any overhead obstructions to allow the sensor to collect rainwater.
The main 5 advantages of a rain sensor:
- Conserve Water (Save up to 45% on your water bill)
- Prevent Disease Damage and Nutrient Loss
- Save Money on Fertilizer
- Increase the Life-Span of your Irrigation System
- Prevent Groundwater and Waterways Pollution
Rain sensors work mainly in three ways. First, is by using a collection cup where the water is collected then weighed. The weight of the water will break the electrical connection to the pump of sprinkler valves. Second, rainfall is again collected in a cup but instead of weighing the water an electrode is used to measure the amount on rainwater. The third method is an expansion disc made of cork. When enough rainfall hits the cork it expands until it triggers the break mechanism. Irrigating a landscape during a rainstorm not only results in oversaturated plants and turf, it also wastes water. Hunter’s Mini Clik rain sensor provides the simplest, most effective way to prevent sprinklers from running during or after any level of rainfall. It easily installs on any automatic irrigation system. Once the storm passes, the Mini-Clik allows the controller to resume normal irrigation. For more information, visit our sprinklers page or simply ask your Brothers sprinkler technician about our products when we pay you your summer visit to get your air conditioner up running all summer long.
Brothers Are Experts In Sprinkler Rainfall Sensor Installation In Denver
Do you need sprinkler rainfall sensor installation in Denver? We can do that too. We don’t want you wasting water because your old system is degrading or you don’t have one. We will also install your sprinkler rainfall senor as well for you. Call one of our technicians in sprinkler rainfall sensor installation in Denver for an estimate.
Sprinkler Rainfall Sensor Replacement In Denver
We also do sprinkler rainfall sensor replacement in Denver as well. If you don’t know how to replace or don’t want to replace your rainfall sensors then call us. Our team of sprinkler rainfall sensor replacement experts is always here to help. We will come out and replace your sprinkler rainfall sensor replacement for you. Brothers Denver sprinkler rainfall sensor replacement is open 7 days a week 7A-10P.
For fast, reliable and affordable service for your Denver sprinkler rainfall sensors, you can always rely on us here at Brothers Plumbing, Heating and Electric
FAQs
1. What is a sprinkler rainfall sensor?
A sprinkler rainfall sensor is an automated device that shuts off your irrigation system when it rains, preventing overwatering and saving water.
2. How do rainfall sensors work?
Rainfall sensors use one of three methods: a collection cup that measures weight, an electrode that detects water levels, or an expansion disc made of cork that swells when wet to trigger the shutoff.
3. What are the benefits of installing a rainfall sensor?
Benefits include conserving water (up to 45% savings on your bill), preventing plant disease and nutrient loss, saving money on fertilizer, extending the lifespan of your irrigation system, and reducing pollution in groundwater and waterways.
4. Where should a rainfall sensor be installed?
Sensors should be mounted outdoors in an open area away from overhead obstructions so they can accurately collect rainwater.
5. Can rainfall sensors help me save money?
Yes, by preventing unnecessary watering, they lower your water bill and reduce fertilizer costs while also protecting your landscaping.
6. Can rainfall sensors be installed on any irrigation system?
Yes, products like Hunter’s Mini-Clik rain sensor can easily be added to most automatic sprinkler systems.
7. Do you offer rainfall sensor replacement services?
Absolutely. Our team provides fast, reliable rainfall sensor replacement if your old system is outdated or malfunctioning.
8. Are rainfall sensors considered eco-friendly?
Yes, rainfall sensors qualify as GREEN SCREENED products because they conserve water, protect plant health, and reduce environmental impact.
