The built-in pressure compensation ensures the perfect solution for watering sloped areas or large run lengths as each bubbler will emit exactly the same amount of water regardless of elevation or location within the system. Top Tip: Pressure compensating emitters self-compensate between 1 – 2 bar pressure and require a pressure reducer at the start of the system to function optimally.

The Spectrum Sprayer arrives complete with a ground spike for easy connection within a garden watering system. This handy irrigation component can be installed in two simple steps – a construction that makes them the ultimate time-saving solution compared with their underground watering counterparts yet still ensure complete garden watering. The sprayer is connected to the spike using a 4mm threaded connection that anchors itself into position to reduce the risk of sprinkler blow off from the riser when water is fed through the system.

For complete stability, the built-in spike is constructed using an X-shaped design to provide maximum surface area and ultimate anchorage when in the ground. This prevents the spectrum sprayer from moving around ensuring more accuracy when delivering water.

Create a garden watering irrigation system that encourages plants to thrive and allows you to conserve water at the same time. Spectrum sprayers can help you save water at home and protect the earth’s most resources by watering your garden using a system that consumes up to 90% less water than using a hose-pipe does.

Manufactured from UV stabilised polypropylene and acetal for a long-life and protection against deterioration when in use and exposed to sunlight. Cheaper plastics will begin to fade and crack but you can be certain Hydrosure micro spray heads are built to last. This high-quality sprayer is also resistant to most common agricultural chemicals.

Spectrum sprayers work best at water pressures around 1 – 2 bar. At this water pressure, this spray produces a flow rate of 68 L/h at 1.5 bar and 75 L/h at 2 bar with the ability to produce a wetting pattern up to a diameter of 0.4m (depending on pressure available).