A healthy, lush lawn is the pride of every homeowner, and to keep it looking great, you need an advanced sprinkler system that can evenly distribute water throughout your property. Similarly, advanced sprinkler systems reduce the hassle of lawn care for commercial properties that require a proper irrigation system. Generally, lawn sprinklers are used to spray water on lawns in residential and commercial properties. Every lawn has different needs when it comes to watering. What is suitable for your front yard may not be suitable for your backyard lawn. Shady locations may require less water than sunny locations. Therefore, prioritization and irrigation planning are of utmost importance before installing the system.
Sprinkler Types:
Lawn sprinklers can be categorized into spray sprinklers, rotor head sprinklers, and drip sprinklers. Spray sprinkler systems are ideal for flat floors and small spaces. These sprinklers produce a large, concentrated spray and are best used in conjunction with a cycle timer. Rotor systems are also great for covering large areas, and many models offer spray jets in all directions. Drip systems are plant-specific, and drip rates vary widely. Therefore, you need to make sure that your sprinkler system is the best fit for your needs.
Determining your needs and setting up an agricultural irrigation system can be a little difficult. Therefore, you need to ask your service provider to handle it. Now the question arises: what kind of products should be installed? Are they advanced? And how can they help? Do these systems save water?
Here is a list of recommended sprinkler systems that will increase property value by 7–18%.
PGJ Rotor:
This sprinkler category includes four different models. It has the following advanced features:
- Self-aligning nozzle
- Pure Water ID
- Easy fine-tuning/nozzle adjustment
- Cover radius: 4.3 to 11.6 m; precipitation: approximately 15 mm/h.
MP Rotator SR:
This model is more efficient, has a more even distribution, and has better wind resistance during shipping. It supplies water at a rate as low as 20 mm/h.
Pro Spray Head:
The Pro Spray Head is available at heights up to 30 cm above the bushes. All models include a pull-ring flush cap to prevent dirt from entering. These models are ideal for personal and commercial applications.
MPR Nozzle:
You may have a borehole pump for irrigation, but the MPR nozzle ensures even water distribution and allows you to mix sprinklers of different arcs and radii within the same circuit. Its flow and radius can also be adjusted according to the lawn.
There are many other models that offer unparalleled flexibility and distribution of water over the entire radius. These products are available from Hunter, one of the world's leading irrigation innovators. However, if you want to assess your needs and install a technologically advanced sprinkler system, contact a professional today.
