Intuitive UI
Easy-to-operate interface
Touchscreen menus let operators set speed thresholds and delay timers in seconds.
Theme Settings
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Wall-mount
Free-standing
Modular & specialty
Push buttons
Pilot lights
Selector switches
Switches & disconnects
Contactors & starters
Relays & timers
Circuit breakers
Specialty fuse holders
Standard terminal blocks
Specialty terminal blocks
Splicer blocks
Stud & fastening blocks
Sensor cordsets
Ethernet & fieldbus
Valve connectors
Distribution boxes
Y-splitters
Connectors & receptacles
I/O systems
Machine safety
Meet municipal water conservation codes, prevent overspray liability, and keep the guest experience intact. WindRanger delivers staged wind response for new designs and retrofits, with wireless options that avoid expensive conduit runs.
Intuitive UI
Touchscreen menus let operators set speed thresholds and delay timers in seconds.
Quick setup
SkyLink wireless avoids concrete trenching so a wind-responsive feature can be running in hours.
Code ready
Satisfies Southwest municipal codes that require automatic wind shutoff controls.
Traditional wind switches shut a fountain off at the first gust. Use the slider to see how WindRanger steps output down so the display can stay on in moderate wind.
Fountain operation state
With gentle winds of 6 MPH, the fountain operates at 100% capacity.
At 6 MPH, WindRanger steps down to half power to reduce overspray.
At 6 MPH, WindRanger triggers a safe shutdown to conserve water.
All thresholds are adjustable.
WindRanger addresses the installation, runtime, and permit problems that show up on commercial water features.
Running hundreds of feet of conduit through a concrete plaza to wire an anemometer is expensive, slow, and delays handover.
Our solution: SkyLink wireless transmits wind data up to 5 miles line-of-sight and can cut installation labor in half.
Traditional wind switches shut fountains down at the first gust, leaving plazas and resorts with a dry water feature.
Our solution: WindRanger supports up to four configurable stages so plume height steps down instead of shutting off entirely.
Drought-prone areas enforce water-waste rules. Projects risk permit delays without automated wind shutoff.
Our solution: WindRanger satisfies municipal codes, including Scottsdale Code Chapter 49 and Glendale water conservation, out of the box.
WindRanger measures wind speed and applies staged responses so the water feature stays on without overspray.
An industrial anemometer feeds live wind speed to the controller.
Set up to four speed thresholds matched to nozzle heights.
Relays command VFDs, pump panels, or motorized valves.
Step 1
The anemometer samples continuously at high frequency to reduce false triggers.
Step 2
The controller compares live wind speed to Stage 1, Stage 2, or shutdown setpoints.
Step 3
Dry-contact relays step nozzle pressure and water height down as wind rises.
Step 4
When wind stays below the thresholds, the system restores full display height on its own.
WindRanger is available in wired and wireless kits to match the site and the install budget.
Best for new construction and compact footprints with straightforward sensor runs.
The conduit killer
For retrofits, historic plazas, and sprawling resorts where trenching is impractical.
Turnkey automation engineering
Water feature contractors design the masonry and hydraulics. We design, program, and build the UL 508A control panels that automate and protect the feature.
You design the aesthetics. We handle the automation, power, and compliance.
We provide CAD wiring schematics, CSI master specifications, and UL 508A control enclosures that satisfy local codes for municipal and commercial projects.
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