DIG SM50 Adjustable Micro Sprayer Kit

Features

• This comprehensive kit provides all the necessary components to easily install a system featuring eight adjustable micro sprayers, starting from an external garden hose faucet.

• Enjoy the convenience of automation by utilizing one of DIG’s battery-operated or solar-powered controllers, ensuring efficient and hassle-free watering.

• Experience expansion capabilities up to 1000 sq ft by incorporating additional 1/2″ drip tubing and micro sprayers, resulting in a remarkable total flow rate of up to 220 gallons per hour (GPH).

• Each micro sprayer offers an adjustable flow rate, ranging from 0-26 GPH at 25 PSI, allowing precise control over water distribution.

• Choose from three options of adjustable micro sprayers with 360°, 180°, and 90° patterns, providing flexibility to meet your specific watering needs.

• This kit contains a total of 46 pieces, guaranteeing a complete installation package for your convenience.

• Installation, expansion, and customization are made effortless due to the kit’s simplicity and user-friendly design.

• Experience gentle watering with minimal water usage, reducing plant stress and minimizing water runoff compared to conventional sprinkler systems.

• No need for glue or tools during installation, ensuring a hassle-free setup process.

• Recommended spacing between micro sprayers is 8′ to 12′ apart, allowing for optimal water distribution.

• Enjoy increased watering flexibility, adapting to the unique requirements of your garden or landscape.

• The flexible poly tubing enables the irrigation system to smoothly curve along with the layout of your plants, providing enhanced versatility.

• The micro sprayers feature an adjustable knob that regulates the flow, allowing for precise control over the wetting area’s diameter.

• Enjoy flexibility in irrigation frequency, while simultaneously minimizing soil erosion and surface runoff.

• Ideal for areas where low-flow overhead irrigation is preferred or in situations where drip emitters or conventional sprinkler systems are impractical.