1/2" 0-360 degree pop up sprinkler agriculture lawn Garden landscape irrigation spray system
Technical Data:
| Pressure: | 1.5-4.5bar |
| Flow Rate: | 6.4-20.4L/min |
| Radius: | 4.0-6.5m |
How To Install Pop Up Sprinklers
Step 1. Dig a trench around the perimeter
Work out where you want your sprinklers to go, making sure the arc for each one overlaps the area of lawn they’re covering. Dig a trench around the perimeter of the lawn and calculate how many sprinklers you will need.
Step 2. Cut PVC pipes to length
Cut the PVC pipes to the correct length. Lay out the entire system so you can make sure you have the correct layout. When you are happy, come back and reattach everything using the primer and glue.
Step 3. Insert T pieces at sprinkler positions
In the middle section we have a half circle spray. Insert a T piece joining the pipes together. Put a riser in there and attach a pop up sprinkler in the middle. In the corner we are using a plain elbow and a small piece of pipe to attach a threaded T junction. There is also an elbow with a thread in the top that you could use.
Step 4. Install the solenoid valve at the water source
At the water source, put a T piece in and run a pipe off to attach to the solenoid valve. This valve controls the flow of water to the watering system. Continue to cut pipe and fit the fittings around the trench.
Step 5. Prime and glue the joins
When you are happy with the positions of the sprinklers, you can prime each joint to clean it and use a rider to make sure they are sitting vertically. Apply the glue to both surfaces on the pipe and put your joints together. The glue sets quickly so make sure they are sitting vertically.
Step 6. Attach the sprinklers
When everything is in place, flush the system to get rid of any dirt. Attach the small risers to each pop up sprinkler unit and screw them into the joins.
Step 7. Backfill the trench
Now, using your spade, backfill the trench with soil to cover up the whole watering system
Step 8. Check the system is working properly
Finally, turn on your sprinkler system to make sure that it’s working correctly.
