Q: What type of roofs will the RainMaker 100 work with?
A: Composition / asphalt shingle, metal, or tile roofs.
Q: Does it matter whether the roof is flat or sloped?
A: No. The RainMaker 100 will work with all roof slopes.
Q: How often does the RainMaker run?
A: Standard programming is for seven-minute cycles at 10am, 12pm, 2pm, 4pm, 6pm, and 8pm.
Q: How much water does it use?
A: Approximately one gallon per minute.
Q: Does it waste water?
A: It uses less than 42 gallons per day.
Q: How will it save me money?
A: By lowering your house temperature, starting on the roof.
Q: Is there any runoff?
A: Typically, there is very little runoff, but it depends on the house layout.
Q: What is the average roof temperature on a 100F day?
A: 130-165F.
Q: What is the average attic temp on a 100F day?
A: 110-140F.
Q: How much can the RainMaker 100 reduce my roof temperature in 7 minutes?
A: As much as 70F.
Q: How do I store it in winter?
A: Disconnect the water hose at the faucet to drain water out of hose.
Q: Do you offer onsite installation?
A: If you are located in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, we can offer delivery and professional installation of the RainMaker 100. Please Contact Us for pricing and scheduling information.
Q: What tools will I need to install the RainMaker 100?
A: All the tools required to install the RainMaker 100 are included with the kit. You will only need a standard garden hose to begin using the system.
Q: Why would I pay the difference to upgrade to the stainless steel version?
A: The stainless steel version is more weather resistant and rust resistant and, overall, should provide a longer useful life.
Q: What is included with the kit?
A: The RainMaker 100 kit includes the sprinkler system, a controller unit, a hose protector, mounting hardware, and a hex driver.
