Can I use it on lawn that's regularly served by a sprinkler system?
575029
I have no experience with sprinkler systems as I live in an apartment. It seems to have survived quite a few heavy rains though.
575030
I'd read the label. Regular lawn irrigation likely dilutes its potency. It could work but may need to be applied more frequently than the label recommends in sprinkler locations.
154036
Only if it is dry...I wouldn't want it rained on or plowing through wet grass. Hope that helps, R
1014259
Probably so. I generally use mine in a bed that's a little smaller. But if your water pressure is sufficient, this little sprinkler should work fine -- for a lawn. If you wanted to use it for a garden bed this size, I would caution that larger plants that are nearer the sprinkler will block the sprinkler flow from reaching the farther reaches of the bed. Gardena makes a larger sprinkler that can be adjusted two directions so that it will work well on smaller beds as well as larger. Regardless of which one you choose, you can't go wrong with a Gardena sprinkler. I think they're well worth the extra price up front. (I've used the full sized one for over 10 years. I bought the zoom-max a couple of years ago for some very narrow small beds, and I love it too. There's also one that sprinkles in a circular pattern. I thought it could be adjusted to sprinkle in different sized wedges, but I don't think it will. (At least I can't figure out how to do it.) Nothing wrong quality-wise, but it sprinkles only circles. Hope this is helpful -- good luck!
1658341
I am not sure, we do not have sprinkler. You should try to contact the manufacture
1689129
it will, but depends on how much watering youre going to be doing .. if you need to run a sprinkler for a couple of hours to cover a huge area you need a bigger pump, i dont think this should be looked at as a 'constant duty' pump ... for instance, if you have a little 8X8 area you want to soak down for a few minutes it should be fine ..
1794517
I would not use this for that application. Each noodle sprays a fairly hard stream of water which is good for covering distance but not for creating a light misting. For a just seeded lawn I would use one of those old fashioned arch type sprayers that kids used to play in in the 80's.
115320
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.
434585
I have a lot of sprinklers in my yard also and as long as the speakers are not directly being sprayed on, the speakers will be fine
1052326
You would be better served with the Wayne PLS100 irrigation pump. About the same price and for the most part has good reviews. This pump is also listed on Amazon. I agree with Mary Ellen Owensby's comment about the pump probably being too powerful for lawn sprinkling
1082405
i think they can. i dont' have any to worry about. You may want to put a flag on the sprinkler and go around it.
1819591
Yes, it can be connected to a sprinkler. Keep in mind that when the water flow is opened fully the hose will retract a little depending on the water supply. However, it will settle at a point where the pressure and the length of the hose are all balanced.
721615
You can, but once the product gets wet, it's useless. We learned this the hard way. We bought the product, spent hours spreading on our lawn only to discover that when the morning dew hits it, it's no longer effective. However, as long as it stays dry, it works great! I hope this helps.
1064035
Yes. Every Noodlehead comes with a spike to anchor the sprinkler into soil. You can also use the mounting holes to anchor it to a board or a fence or even an overhang. Thanks for "using your noodle" and using a Noodlhead!
978942
Yes you can use the pump for your lawn irrigiation system. However, there are some control questions you will need to resolve. 1. Is there any chance you could pump your shallow well empty or down to a level where the pickup pipe will be below the level of the water in the well? The pump cannot be ran without water to the input. It is not a self priming pump. 2. Does the irrigation system have an "on-off" timer. If so, then some method will need to be devised to prime the pump. Again, the pump cannot be ran without water at the input. 3. Are there approximately the same number of sprinkler heads in each of the three zones? If there is a large difference in the number of sprinkler heads, the pressure to each zone will vary and un- even results will occur.
1965237
You can set it so it doesn't swing very far from side to side and set it so the spray goes the longer length. I've got a big yard so I haven't tried to cut it way back, but I think it should work fine. It's a nice sprinkler. It seems to be holding up where most that we've tried don't.
1444140
I wouldnt use it for that since you have to mow the lawn, right? Also, the drip stays right by the hose so it wont dispurse much further than the actual hose.
1082404
can't imagine it wouldn't. these spikes are very sharp and most sprinkler heads are plastic. i'd mark them and avoid them.