Rain on schedule: Kärcher garden sprinklers

Even in the driest summer, your flowerbeds, garden bushes, beds and lawns will enjoy fresh greenery and flowers if you have sprinklers K&auml rcher. K models&auml Kärcher OS 5.320 SV and K&auml rcher PS 300 differ both in the way of sprinkling and the area of watering, so gardeners will not be difficult to choose the best option for their garden plot.

Oscillating sprinkler K&auml OS 5.The 320 SV is capable of watering plants over an area of up to 320 m², and continuously adjusts the width of the watering area so that it hits the bed and does not accumulate on a garden path, for example. If you want to reduce water consumption, you can do it very easily, just switch off a part of the nozzles. It has an inlet filter to avoid blockages and a clogged nozzle can be easily cleaned with the included needle.

The design of the sprinkler is well thought out. There’s even a special splash guard to keep you from getting wet while you’re re-setting a machine that’s already running. The sprinkler is fixed in the ground with sturdy spikes – they allow you to give the device a horizontal position, even on a bumpy or sloping surface. In addition, the design allows you to hang the sprinkler on the wall of the building for convenient storage.

Pulsed sector-circle sprinkler K&auml Kärcher PS 300 can water in a given sector, as well as around the place of installation, for which an adjustment from 30 to 360⁰. The total area to be irrigated depends on the water flow. For example, with 2 bar, 490 m of area can be irrigated², which corresponds to a diameter of the irrigation area of 25 m. With a maximum pressure of 4 bar, the watering area increases to 706 m² diameter 30m . The spray angle is also adjustable, making it suitable for watering even lawns and, for example, moistening the soil under garden trees and bushes.

The circular sprinkler PS 300 is permanently attached to the ground with a spike so that the water flow direction and angle remains constant.

Watering with the garden sprinklers is qualitatively different from watering with a hose and a watering can, because, firstly, it is more uniform, and secondly, does not require your participation and frees up time for other useful and pleasant things.