What kind and size are the supply connections? Is it constant spray? Is it a broad or narrow spray pattern?
1108758
It's 4 inch hole, pretty much what you find on your typical laundry tub. The spray is constant and somewhat broad.
1108759
Standard connection, but the faucet unit is smaller than normal because it's used in our Laundry Room. Constant narrow spray pattern (oops...read below that the spray is adjustible...let me check; WOW, olearn something everyday...not only is it adjustible, but the head pulls down and out. This works great for the Laundry Room and spraying stains and stuff on clothes. Super features on such a untility faucet...thank you.
1108760
standard connections.Spray is adjustable from a stream to a shower type by turning faucet head,a very nice feature
1108761
I don't know about the supply connections because I had someone install it. It is a constant spray. Not really broad or narrow spray -- same size as the end of the faucet.
1588103
As a casual observation the micron size seems dependent on how closed the nozzle is and the pumped pressure. With a lot of pumping is produces almost what I would call a mist.
1611769
The tip is comes with sprays in a fan pattern. I actually wanted less of a fan pattern, but that's what I got. Unit works OK, no leaks.
1539589
No, the pressure is constant. However, you can finely adjust the nozzle depending on how you want to spray - from a needle to a fan.
1575749
I didn't rad the specs before I bought. Says it's good up to about 2700. My sprayer is 3100 and it hasn't blown up yet, but takes some pressure to keep it on the ground. Does a great job just the same.
1083345
I found when you 90 split one side and straight line another it will affect the flow pressure on one side. I am converting all emitters over to orbit adj sprayers and direct line connectors. Much better flow less deviation with water pressure and NO stop flows. You wont like emitters and will love the sprayerss
1923046
light enough to be to be sprayed. Doesn't take much to lubricate target area.
1460621
I have a 61800 Chapin and am very pleased with it. The unit comes with 3 nozzles: flat fan mist, hollow cone mist adjustable to solid stream or very fine mist and a brass solid stream only nozzle. The solid stream will give the most distance but since you have not revealed the nature of your spray media or the distance from your reach on the ladder to xyz points on the chimney who can say. I can hit a wasp nest at perhaps 15 to 20 feet straight up in a tree. I sense that your task is not wasps but something else. Chapin customer service is very good and easy to access by telephone 1-800-950-4458 / chapinmfg.com The phone attendants I have spoken with are friendly and knowledgeable of their products. I have a 61800 Chapin and am very pleased with it. The unit comes with 3 nozzles: flat fan mist, hollow cone mist adjustable to solid stream or very fine mist and a brass solid stream only nozzle. The solid stream will give the most distance but since you have not revealed the nature of your spray media or the distance from your reach on the ladder to xyz points on the chimney who can say. I can hit a wasp nest at perhaps 15 to 20 feet straight up in a tree. I sense that your task is not wasps but something else. Chapin customer service is very good and easy to access by telephone... » Read More I have a 61800 Chapin and am very pleased with it. The unit comes with 3 nozzles: flat fan mist, hollow cone mist adjustable to solid stream or very fine mist and a brass solid stream only nozzle. The solid stream will give the most distance but since you have not revealed the nature of your spray media or the distance from your reach on the ladder to xyz points on the chimney who can say. I can hit a wasp nest at perhaps 15 to 20 feet straight up in a tree. I sense that your task is not wasps but something else. Chapin customer service is very good and easy to access by telephone 1-800-950-4458 / chapinmfg.com The phone attendants I have spoken with are friendly and knowledgeable of their products. « Show Less
1418976
I would say the 1/2 inch is distribution hose. I install the emitters directly into this hose and use 1/4 line to direct water where I need it or I use the mini sprayers for wider areas. There is a little punch tool to make the hole for the emitter. When you need to move the emitter, there are little plugs you can get for the hole.
590445
It is great for close and relatively narrow spraying, which is fine by me. I probably got a good spray for about 6 feet away but that's about it. It lasts for that narrow of a spraying about 200 feet or so. It is so nice that it is continuous without doing any pumping. It is not for the heavy duty spraying but it certainly works great for the small areas.
114990
4'' 100 series with plastic nozzle. Durable, noncorrosive plastic construction. 1/2'' FNPT connection
394280
I have a 400ft stockade fence to spray. At first I was too close. Moved back say3ft. Pattern depends on what material your spraying and how high you pump it up. I was spraying oil based THOMPSON WOOD PROTECTOR.Both sides of the fence were coated (6ft high) in less than 3 hrs. Used larger 1 GPS nozzle. Years ago it took a contractor 10 plus hrs to do the same with a stain sprayer. So glad I bought this sprayer
1714858
As i recall, the ad for the pump states the size of the connections. No separate fittings are provided. But, then, again, I am not sure what Richard F. is really asking.
1487025
this is a low flow system it wont spray any further its designed as one step up from a drip system sorry I had the same issue
2014518
There is an adjustment for distance. My sprayer leaks like a sieve. Stopped using it.
1907691
That is one of its valuable features. It has an adjustable nozzle and a pressure gauge. By adjusting each or both to your needs, you can spray a stream or a very wide swath, four or five feet, perhaps more. Always be sure there is no wind. It can be adjusted easily to spray upward. covering an entire side of your orchard tree. It is really versatile.
1345569
It is my understanding that the usual method is to connect them in series (in sequence, one after the other). If you visit the Gardenia Website, they say this and offer a whole selection of connector kits. I guess that you will loose some pressure and perhaps therefore spray area...I have not tried this myself but I can say that the basic ZoomMaxx works very well and 'does what it says on the box....