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Hunter SRS Series Spray Heads
Description:
The SRS series is Hunter's residential quality spray sprinkler head. This sprinkler is designed to be a reasonable quality sprinkler for the cost-driven residential market. It can utilize nozzles made for most other sprinkler brands that use female-threaded nozzles if you want to. But it also has a large selection of Hunter's own nozzles available.
Do to it's design, the ratchet mechanism on this sprinkler wears out if used more than a few times. After a few twists it will no longer hold the riser in position and the nozzle will rotate out of position. To avoid this problem do not twist the riser more than necessary to initially position the nozzle. I strongly recommend that you just don't use the ratchet feature (turn the entire head to position the nozzle.)
The SRS series bodies are available in the following styles. Nozzles are sold separately:
- Shrub style (installs above ground on 1/2" pipe)
- 2" Pop-Up (not high enough for most grass)
- 3" Pop-Up (not high enough for Fescue, St. Augustine, Rye, or Bluegrass)
- 4" Pop-Up
- 6" Pop-Up
- 12" Pop-Up
Specifications:
- Minimum pressure: 15 PSI
- Maximum pressure: 70 PSI
Features:
Features noted (optional) do not come standard with the product and must be specifically requested when ordering. For a description of each of the features below click here.
- Wiper seal.
- Spring retraction.
- Filter screen.
- Ratchet mechanism.
- Matched precipitation rate nozzles.
- Color coded nozzles.
- Universal female thread nozzle.
- Check valve (optional).
- Side inlet.
- Non-potable water markings (optional).
Manufacturer's Performance Data:
For available nozzles and nozzle performance data click here.
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