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Rotors:
Sprinkler heads used for larger areas, generally with 30-50
feet radius |
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Sprays:
Stationary sprinkler that emits a fine mist suitable for
smaller turf areas and landscape. |
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GPM:
Gallons per minute -- whether meter or well, a system must be
designed to match the water supply.
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PSI:
Pounds per square inch -- measure of the water pressure
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Valves:
Typically located in the yard, controls the flow of water to
each zone |
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Zone:
Area of turf or landscape covered by a specific set of
sprinkler heads |
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Controller: Generally located in garage, it provides
the brains for your system. All programming of duration,
start times and frequency are done at the controller.
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Master
Valve: Not used by all installers, this valve is
located near the water source and prevents water pressure to
the yard unless the system is running. |
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Backflow
Device: Apparatus used to protect the drinking water
from backflow contamination |
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Drip
Irrigation: Low volume irrigation suited for
landscape and hard to irrigate areas |
