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Irrigation Spray Heads: These sprinklers form a fixed spraying pattern through preset nozzle angles, with a spraying radius typically ranging from 1.5 meters to 10 meters. The mist-like or fan-shaped water flow can accurately cover specific areas, making them suitable for densely planted regions such as small and medium-sized lawns and flower beds. Their advantages include uniform water output and easy installation, making them one of the most commonly used sprinkler head types in home gardening.
Rotary Sprinklers: These sprinklers achieve rotating spraying by using water flow to drive internal gear structures, with a coverage radius of up to 5 meters to 30 meters. They are suitable for large lawns or open spaces. Some high-end models allow adjustment of spraying angle and range to meet irrigation needs on complex terrains.
Special-Function Sprinklers: These include erosion-control sprinklers for slopes, precision-positioning sprinklers for flower bed edges, etc. Usually customized for specific scenarios, they belong to specialized different sprinkler heads in niche fields.
As a well-known Chinese irrigation equipment brand, RAIN IRRI sprinkler heads are renowned for their durability and efficiency. Their products adopt special materials that are UV-resistant and corrosion-resistant, enabling them to adapt to various harsh environments such as high temperatures and humidity, with a service life far exceeding that of ordinary sprinklers. In terms of spraying performance, RAIN IRRI sprinklers achieve uniform water distribution through precise hydraulic design, reducing water waste while minimizing lawn dry spots caused by uneven water flow. Whether for home lawns or large municipal green spaces, RAIN IRRI sprinklers can provide stable and reliable irrigation solutions.
Turn off the main water source of the irrigation system and release residual water pressure in the pipes to prevent water gushing during disassembly.
Clear weeds and soil around the sprinkler, use special tools to remove the old sprinkler, and be careful to retain the original interface accessories.
Select a new RAIN IRRI sprinkler that matches the model of the old one. Ensure the interface is tightly sealed during installation to avoid water leakage.
After installation, turn on the water source for testing to check if the spraying angle and range are normal and if there is any water leakage.
Irrigation Area Characteristics: Clarify the area and shape—small rectangular lawns are suitable for irrigation spray heads, while large irregular areas are better suited for rotary sprinklers.
Vegetation and Soil Conditions: Different vegetation types (e.g., lawns and flowers) have different water requirements, so sprinklers with corresponding spraying intensities should be selected. Soil texture also affects selection: sandy soil requires low-flow sprinklers (to avoid waste from rapid water infiltration), while clay soil is suitable for medium-to-high flow sprinklers (to ensure sufficient water infiltration into the surface layer).
Water Source Parameters: Water source pressure and flow are important references—the working pressure of the sprinkler must match the pressure of the water supply system (excessively high or low pressure will affect performance). If the water supply flow is limited, the number of sprinklers should be reasonably planned to avoid insufficient water supply.
Brand and After-Sales Service: Choose products based on brand reputation and after-sales service. Although sprinklers from well-known brands such as RAIN IRRI have a higher initial investment, they have lower long-term use costs and more comprehensive after-sales support.
