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DIY GUIDE - Pope Irrigation

DIY GUIDEDRIP Irrigation MADE SIMPLEDRIP Irrigation FOR YOUR GARDENDRIP Irrigation FOR YOUR GARDEN12 Irrigation SystemTo help you better understand what your Irrigation system is made of, and how it will operate, take a look at the following diagram. The following components will bring your system to life. This GUIDE will focus on drip controller is the brains of the system. It determines which watering zone operates, when it turns on and how long it runs for. External controllers are fine to be mounted outside in the weather, but should be mounted close to a 240 volt power EZE DRIPPER / SPRAYSPop-up sprinklers are designed to distribute water evenly over lawn surfaces.

Drip Irrigation is a method of applying moisture directly to the desired plants and their root system. Water is distributed slowly and accurately, reducing water loss from wind or evaporation and minimising moisture wasted on weeds, unplanted areas or runoff. ADVANTAGES OF DRIP IRRIGATION Up to 70% savings in water usage due to more

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DIY GUIDE - Pope Irrigation

www.popeirrigation.com.au

Pop-ups are the ultimate in water delivery systems for your lawn and garden. They offer great usability while being concealed when not in use and are specifically designed as part of a system to offer maximum water efficiency. Pop-up sprinkler systems are ideal for many different types of …

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