What are the Types of Sprinklers?

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A key to a healthy lawn and garden is to choose a reliable sprinkler. Connect today's model to a garden hose and you can do most of the work-the biggest job you need to do is probably to move the sprinkler on the lawn. In order to provide more convenience, please consider using an underground sprinkler system set on a timer to ensure that you can evenly sprinkle water no matter where you are.

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Types of lawn sprinklers

Generally speaking, lawn sprinklers are divided into six categories, from stationary to roaming. When deciding which type of system best meets your specific needs, consider the size and shape of your lawn, the climate you live in, and the amount of water you want to save. 

Garden Sprinkler

This is the cheat sheet:

The design and range of fixed or fixed sprinklers are different, but each sprinkler is connected to your hose and sprays water in the same area in the same way until it moves. Usually only covering a radius of 5 to 15 feet at a time, this sprinkler is best suited for small yards and compact gardens.

The swing sprinkler uses a row of multiple openings to disperse the water into a semi-circular spray. The sprinkler head and the resulting fan are then moved from side to side, so your irrigation will cover a larger area than most fixed models.

Both rotation (or rotation) and impact sprinklers rotate 360 degrees when they release water. The former usually has two or more arms rotating, while the latter (sometimes called a pulse or pulse sprinkler) sprays water from a single nozzle and rotates as it rotates. These impact sprinklers usually have the largest water distribution range.

The water spray hose sounds like it is basically a rubber hose, with small holes arranged on the top, which can emit a controlled spray. The length and flexibility of these models are perfect for watering long, narrow or even irregularly curved grass blocks, because they extend like vines to your house.

A traveler or sprinkler rolls through the yard (a towed garden hose) in a programmed mode, a bit like a miniature lawn mower, except for watering the grass instead of cutting it.

The underground sprinkler system operates according to a set schedule so that you do not need to water the yard. Although more effort is required to plan, excavate the property and connect the new system to the water mains, strategically placed sprinklers can be programmed to emerge from the ground and water the lawn at a preset time.

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