Are Rainbird sprinkler heads interchangeable with Hunter?

Are Rainbird sprinkler heads interchangeable with Hunter?

Yes, if you know the model of the existing manufacturer’s sprinkler, you can use our Replacement Charts to find the appropriate Hunter pop-up or rotor that will have a similar flow and distance range. Hunter has rotors and sprinklers to fit all applications.

How many MP rotators can you put on a zone?

The standard MP Rotators have a matched precipitation rate of approximately 0.4 in/hr. This means any standard MP Rotator at any arc or radius can be placed on the same zone….Customer Type:

Which is better Rainbird or Hunter controller?

So what’s the difference between Hunter and Rainbird? The answer lies in durability. In general, Hunter components — the tubes and pipes, heads and rotors and the sensors — are just a little bit more durable. That’s not to say that Rainbird sprinkler systems won’t last a long time.

Can you mix rotary and spray sprinklers?

Never Mix. One thing you want to remember is that you don’t want to mix these all on the same irrigation zone. That’s because there are the different precipitation rates we talked about. Remember, the spray heads here have a precipitation rate that’s two to three times more than your rotors or your rotary nozzles.

How many sprinklers can I run on one line?

With your 10 gpm flow rate at your spigot, you could run two sprinklers at 5 gpm each. The best set-up is to run two hoses from the spigot–each to one sprinkler. Suggested sprinklers for this set-up are the Residential Sled Base Sprinklers or the Tripod Sprinklers.

How often should irrigation sprinkler heads be replaced?

As for its components taken separately, good quality heads will last you anywhere between 10 to 15 years, while inexpensive ones will only be good for 2 or 3 years. Nozzles should usually be replaced after two years, depending on water quality and climate.