I have not found ANY reference to this product's ability to be connected to sprinklers. Can it be added successfully without loss of water pressure?
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Yes of course. No problem to add a sprinkler. There will be a little loss of water pressure, about 5 percent.Best regardsCustomer ServiceA&T; Supplies
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I don't use any additional connectors. The sprinkler works fine attached to any standard garden hose.
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If you find a place let me know. There are no serviceable parts available for these sprinklers that I have ever found. Not even a nozzle. Just buy a new sprinkler and sometimes they are hard to get. Sorry
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The mechanism has functioned for us at all pressure levels. Sometimes we use it to water a very small area (flower bed, raised bed) at very low settings and have had no issues with the unit sticking. The sprinkler also has a small regulating dial that allows you to fine-tune the setting without touching the main spigot. Also the arc regulators are so straight forward to use.
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It can be used on regular sprinklers. I've used it with regular oscillating sprinklers and such.
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It's intended as a water hose...you could use it as a sprinkler by adding a sprinkler attachment on the end....if the hose part worked right!
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I love the sprinklers however, I tried this with 3+ of them in-line and the water pressure dropped pretty significantly for all of them. I generally have great water pressure so I think it was just spreading it too thin. I ended up buying a 2 hose adaptor & timer and hooking a max of two sprinklers on each side. Essentially, it's timed so each side fires off at a different time but still accomplished what I was wanting to do.
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I haven't used mine with a sprinkler, but I don't see why not. I'm guessing good pressure in, good pressure out. The issue isn't so much the pressure as it is the diameter of the hose which affects the VOLUME. You may need to leave the sprinkler in place longer because the amount of water that comes out of the hose in a given time is less.
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I have no experience with sprinkler systems as I live in an apartment. It seems to have survived quite a few heavy rains though.
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I've not installed yet onto the sprinkler, but i thinks this will allow me to add an extension that is available with a male end onto a pipe that is already male.
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I would think you would have to have it connected to a separate zone on your irrigation system. I am assuming that is what you are contemplating. I am certainly not an expert.
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If you want to attach it directly to a hose, you need that pressure reducer or you will blow out one of the waterer pieces. I had a flooded backyard from that mistake.
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Each sprinkler head has a different spray pattern, so perhaps you should switch heads. If you aren't using a pressure regulator, you can also control the distance of the spray by adjusting the water level up or down.The hoses are relatively small and only carry a certain amount of water, so you may be asking more from the system than it is physically capable of delivering. If that is the problem, add more hoses and more sprinkler heads. Good luck!
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You have to use an in-line valve and a 2nd section of hose, rather awkward and a major dis-advantage to the hose. You can place a sprinkler on the un-expanded hose but the hose is going to be very short.
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It's meant to be left out, so I don't see why it wouldn't work around sprinklers. We haven't had ours long enough to rust, but the paint that is on it looks like it will protect it very well.
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I would suppose you could, it can be locked "on" (constant spray) 'tho you'd need to find a way to brace it in place for any really long-term application use since it is primarily a handheld unit.If it's just spot-feeding certain areas of lawn it would work OK. Would think that there'd be a different kind of device for hooking up for a full-lawn sprinkler type application 'tho.On reading the other answers, I must say - I bought this unit over 2 yrs ago.....more for using on some trees needing a boost, but have used it for many other things like strawberry beds & such since. Absolutely love it & wouldn't be without one!!! I would suppose you could, it can be locked "on" (constant spray) 'tho you'd need to find a way to brace it in place for any really long-term application use since it is primarily a handheld unit.If it's just spot-feeding certain areas of lawn it would work OK. Would think that there'd be a different kind of device for hooking up for a full-lawn sprinkler type application 'tho.On reading the other answers, I must say - I bought this unit over 2 yrs ago.....more for using on some trees needing a boost, but have used it for many other things like strawberry beds & such... » Read More I would suppose you could, it can be locked "on" (constant spray) 'tho you'd need to find a way to brace it in place for any really long-term application use since it is primarily a handheld unit.If it's just spot-feeding certain areas of lawn it would work OK. Would think that there'd be a different kind of device for hooking up for a full-lawn sprinkler type application 'tho.On reading the other answers, I must say - I bought this unit over 2 yrs ago.....more for using on some trees needing a boost, but have used it for many other things like strawberry beds & such since. Absolutely love it & wouldn't be without one!!! « Show Less
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no. it did not have enough power to pop sprinkler heads up. if you remove the heads it would prob work.