Installation Related to Sprinkler System (part 2)

👉Pressure Requirement for Sprinklers
Most designers use the operating pressure of 30 PSI most efficiently for almost all types of sprinkler heads. There are just some exceptions when lacking available pressure leads to lower PSI. If you use lower pressure per square inch for the sprinklers, you must ensure the distance between the spray heads is close enough since they won't spray as far.
In addition, almost all types of spray heads are designed to have a radius adjustment screw that allows homeowners to reduce the watering radius when using in small areas.
For rotor sprinklers, the higher pressure for operating would be better. In general, rotors will not work with pressure under 30 PSI. However, much high pressure will blow the sprinkler apart. That's why understanding how to determine the optimal pressure is important to setting your sprinkler heads.

👉Hiring a Professional for Installing Your Irrigation System
As we discussed from the beginning, installing a sprinkler system is a challenging project that requires a lot of effort, skills, and time. If you're not ready for being responsible for all the faults during the process, contact an expert to help you in this field. Though it costs more expensive than doing it yourself, it provides fewer risks than that.
To begin to choose a professional, remember to ask them for the certifications and permits to avoid unwanted results.

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