Buried rocker sprinkler

What is Buried rocker sprinkler：

A buried rocker sprinkler is a type of irrigation system that is designed to be buried underground. The rocker sprinkler consists of a small, lightweight, water-spraying device that is attached to a flexible hose. The hose is connected to a water supply, and the rocker sprinkler is buried in a shallow trench in the ground. When the water is turned on, the rocker sprinkler moves back and forth, spraying water in a circular pattern to irrigate the surrounding area. Buried rocker sprinklers are often used in gardens, lawns, and other landscaped areas to provide a consistent and efficient way to water plants and grass.

Irrigation systems were originally designed to transport water from rivers and streams to fields and gardens using a variety of methods, including canals, ditches, and hand-carried buckets. As technology advanced, more sophisticated irrigation systems were developed, including sprinkler systems that use pipes and hoses to deliver water to plants. The buried rocker sprinkler is likely to be a relatively recent development, as it uses modern materials and technology to deliver water in an efficient and convenient way.

Advantages of Buried rocker sprinkler：

Efficient water delivery: The buried rocker sprinkler delivers water directly to the root zone of plants, where it is most needed, reducing water waste and improving the efficiency of irrigation.

Convenience: Buried rocker sprinklers are easy to use and require minimal maintenance, making them a convenient choice for homeowners and gardeners.

Customization: Buried rocker sprinklers can be set up to water specific areas of a landscape, allowing for precise irrigation of plants and grass.

Low maintenance: Buried rocker sprinklers do not require frequent adjustments or maintenance, making them a low-maintenance irrigation option.

Composition of a Buried rocker sprinkler:

Flexible hose: The hose of a buried rocker sprinkler is typically made of a flexible material such as PVC or rubber, and is designed to be buried underground.

Water-spraying device: The water-spraying device is the part of the buried rocker sprinkler that actually sprays water. This may be a small, lightweight nozzle or a series of nozzles that are attached to the hose.

Rocker mechanism: The rocker mechanism is what allows the buried rocker sprinkler to move back and forth, spraying water in a circular pattern. The rocker mechanism may be powered by water pressure or by a separate motor.

Water supply connection: The buried rocker sprinkler is connected to a water supply, such as a garden hose or a plumbing pipe, through which water flows to the sprinkler.

Control valve: A control valve allows the user to turn the water on and off and to adjust the flow rate of the water. Some buried rocker sprinklers may also have a timer or other automatic control features.

Application of Buried rocker sprinkler：

Buried rocker sprinklers are most commonly used for irrigation in gardens, lawns, and other landscaped areas. They can be used to water a wide variety of plants, including flowers, vegetables, and grass.

To use a buried rocker sprinkler, the flexible hose is connected to a water supply, and the rocker sprinkler is buried in a shallow trench in the ground. When the water is turned on, the rocker sprinkler moves back and forth, spraying water in a circular pattern to irrigate the surrounding area.

Buried rocker sprinklers are often used in conjunction with other types of irrigation systems, such as drip irrigation or overhead sprinklers, to provide a comprehensive watering solution for a landscape. They are also used in greenhouse and nursery settings to water seedlings and young plants.