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The Freeze Miser - Single

The Freeze Miser - Single

Part Number 600001

$29.95 USD
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Protect your outdoor water supply from freezing damage with the Freeze Miser® Outdoor Faucet Freeze Protector. This innovative freeze-activated valve senses the internal water temperature — not the air — and automatically begins dripping only when the water temperature drops to 37 °F (3 °C). 

Unlike traditional faucet covers or constantly dripping taps, the Freeze Miser® releases the minimal amount of water required—saving you money and reducing waste—while continuing to guard your pipes, hoses, hydrants, or waterers.

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Faucet protection in just 2 SIMPLE STEPS: Hand-tighten the Freeze Miser on your exterior faucet. Open faucet all the way to ensure that water pressure is available to the Freeze Miser (Minimum 10 PSI). And that’s it – YOUR FAUCET IS PROTECTED FROM FREEZING!

Why Choose Freeze Miser®?
Freezing outdoor faucets and water lines can cause burst pipes, broken spigots, and costly repairs. The Freeze Miser® delivers smart protection—no covers to put on/off, no guessing about drip rates, no wasted water. Just install, forget, and stay protected.

Features

  • Automatic freeze protection: activates at 37 °F / 3 °C.
  • No electricity or batteries required.
  • Easy to install in under a minute—just hand-tighten onto any outdoor faucet or hose, fully open the faucet, and you’re done.
  • Built for rugged, outdoor conditions: brass, stainless steel, and cold-impact polypropylene construction.
  • Water saving design: significantly less waste compared to constant drip methods.
  • Ideal for homes, farms, livestock waterers, RV connections, stock tanks & more.

Installation Recommendations

  • Hand-tighten the Freeze Miser® onto the outdoor faucet, hydrant or hose end.
  • Turn the water supply valve fully open (minimum 10 PSI required).
  • Install the unit in either horizontal or vertical orientation (if vertical, ensure the brass end is pointing downward).
  • Let the device do its job automatically. In extreme cold, a brief higher drip during first calibration is normal.

  • Leave installed through the winter season; remove in spring if desired.

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