This video will help you understand the difference between the types of sprinkler spray heads and when, where, and how they are most often used.

Most Common Spray Heads For Lawn Irrigation

Sprinkler heads are divided into several types based on the way they disperse water called sprays, rotors, rotary nozzles, impulse, and impact heads. The most common types of sprinklers are sprays and rotors. Spray heads are small fixed sprinklers that spray a fan-shaped pattern of water. Similar to a shower nozzle. If you are interested in learning more about Rotors. Watch the video Choosing a Rotor located on the video’s page of the website.

Benefits Of A Fixed Spray Heads

Most fixed spray heads use interchangeable nozzles installed on the sprinkler that establishes the misting pattern and the span of the throw. Some specialty patterns are available for long, narrow areas. Spray heads can be spaced up to 18 feet apart. Spray heads need between 20 and 30 PSI of water pressure to operate correctly. Making them the best choice if you have a low water pressure or a small area that needs to be irrigated.

A fixed body spray head does not have a pop-up riser that moves up and down into an outer body tube but still sprays the water in identical fine mist coverage patterns. It is screwed onto the top of a shrub stick or riser in a flower or shrub landscaped bed. It remains fixed and visible, providing a gentle mist of spray irrigation.

Features Of Rotary Nozzles

Rotary nozzles are tiny turbine-driven rotors that are the same size as standard nozzles on a spray-type sprinkler. They can be installed onto the smaller, and less expensive, spray head pop-up bodies. These rotary nozzles have a radius generally between eight to thirty feet depending upon the model and water pressure. This type of sprinkler uses multiple streams of water that rotate around the nozzle. Research indicates rotary nozzles are more efficient than standard spray heads and result in lower water consumption.

Thank you for watching this video about the difference between sprinkler spray heads, and rotary nozzles, and when, where, and how they are most often used.

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