Sprinkler irrigation for raised beds Plug&Rain^®mikro

The irrigation system for raised bed specialists in the Plug&Rain^®mikro

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Are you looking for a sprinkler irrigation system for delicate leafy crops in raised beds? An irrigation system that keeps the sensitive seedlings in your garden beds moist, even when they're sprouting, with low erosion? You'll love this set!

Raised beds are great fun and give gardeners a rich harvest of aromatic vegetables. The raised position of the soil volume leads to higher conversion in the soil and accelerated growth of the plants due to its higher temperature, but also to increased water requirements.

While most established crops are optimally kept moist with drip irrigation, top watering is advantageous for tender leafy crops such as lettuce or spinach. Newly sown crops are also better and more evenly supplied with water by sprinkler irrigation.

Our tip: Switch to sprinkler irrigation for the relevant crops or for the first few weeks of reseeding. After that, the raised bed can be perfectly watered again with drip irrigation.

The raised bed micro spray irrigation set

The set contains 6 "Maxima" 360° vortex sprays for individual assembly, consisting of:

• Vortex Düse
• 30 cm extension, can be adjusted as required
• Micro valve
• solid 30 cm plug-in rod with water connection

As well as all the necessary parts to connect it to the 16 mm (1/2") PE supply line via 3/16" micro hose.

Water consumption raised bed set:

Total: approx. 250 - 450 L/h; approx. 40 - 75 L/h per piece.

Here you will find our supply line sets, also with water tap connection and control unit.

Contents:

• 6 360° "Maxima" Vortex nozzles with spray system
• 10 m flexible micro hose (3/16“)
• 6 pcs. Connection to 16 mm (1/2“) supply line, can be used without tools
• 10 end plugs (3/16")
• 10 pipe clamps with nail for fastening the 16 mm PE supply line to the raised bed

Attention:

This set is only intended for outdoor use. Please remove the water from your irrigation system during the frost period by blowing it out with compressed air or store the parts of the irrigation system protected from frost over the winter.