SKU WB7PC76S

Toro Waterbird PC 10 mm Maroon Nozzle 76 Lph4.0 m radius

Name: Toro Waterbird PC 10 mm Maroon Nozzle | 76 Lph4.0 m radius
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Available with Standard Spinner on Black Stake with 0.6m Tube and Adaptor.

Delivers a spray pattern that suits a wide range of crops. Suits a mixture of applications including under tree irrigation, overhead irrigation, vegetables, vineyards, orchards, greenhouse applications and overhead frost protection.

Features
• Unique patented pressure compensating diaphragm assembly for improved performance
• Pressure compensating mechanism provides uniform flow on undulating terrain
• Anti-insect/dust proof spinner retracts to protect nozzle when not in operation
• A two stage spinner provides two diameters of throw. The smallest diameter is for younger trees, and the deflector is simply removed for developed trees
• Aerofoil shaped frame improves sprinkler distribution pattern
• Large droplet size is less susceptible to wind effects
• Snap Fit bearing for easy infield maintenance
• Low angle of throw maximises under foliage penetration
• Available in both standard and deflector tab spinners
• Fully assembled models available with pre-installed tube and stake

Specifications
• Inlet: 10 mm MBSP/NPT
• Recommended Pressure Range: 150 – 350 kPa
• Materials: Frame, bearing and nozzle: Acetal. Spinner: Nylon

FAQ's

What type of sprinkler is best for my garden?

There's no straightforward answer for this one, as it depends on what you need the sprinkler for. If you're looking to have a sprinkler that can water your entire lawn or garden but stays out of the way, options like a pop up sprinkler would be perfect for you.

However, if you need a longer range for larger lawns, then impact sprinklers or rotor sprinklers might serve you better.

Will an automatic sprinkler system use more water than I currently use?

No! With an automated watering system, you will control the exact amount of water you use. When you have sensors installed which detect rain and moisture, such as our soil and rain meters, your sprinkler system can simply turn off during rainy days or at certain moisture levels, saving you even more water.

When should I turn my sprinkler system on?

Sprinklers are best turned on during the night or early morning before the sun rises. This helps reduce natural evaporation which saves you water.