Useful Lawn Sprinkler Accessories

The rain shut-off device is probably the single greatest water-management tool available. We’ve all seen lawn sprinkler systems operating in the rain. This is probably the most obvious example of poor water management.

These devices prevent irrigation systems from operating when the temperature is below 32 degrees.

Manufacturers of irrigation systems design them to operate within a certain window of pressure. When they operate outside that window - for example, when pressure is too high - the sprinkler heads waste water. Specifically, high pressure causes the water droplets to become very small. They then exit the head in the form of a mist or fog rather than a stream of water. These smaller water droplets are more likely to evaporate or drift, wasting water.

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