Water Sockets

Water outlets provide a range of options for manually accessing water in your garden using a hose. With a simple connection, you can easily water your flowerbeds and lawns without the hassle of dragging a long hose.
A water outlet serves as a central water source, offering convenient access to water wherever it’s needed.





Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

A water outlet is a fixed connection point that links underground water pipes to a usable tap. It allows you to access water at any time without the need for long hoses across your garden. Many models include quick-connect fittings, enabling you to attach hoses in seconds. This reduces walking distances and saves time while watering. Additionally, a neatly installed water outlet keeps your garden tidy.

There are models with integrated garden hose connectors and those that require a separate plug. The integrated models offer added convenience, while the versions with separate plugs are more budget-friendly. Both options serve their purpose and integrate seamlessly into an existing irrigation system. Connecting them to a constant pressure line is straightforward.

Select a durable material that matches your existing connections. Some models include integrated garden hose connectors, while others require a separate adapter. Consider the appropriate thread size and pressure requirements for your setup. Review the technical specifications to ensure compatibility with your water system. Also, plan how many outlets and pipelines you will need to distribute water efficiently across your garden.

Multiple outlets simplify water access in different areas of your garden. Each outlet provides a dedicated point to connect your hose, eliminating the need to carry heavy hoses over long distances. This ensures efficient watering and helps conserve your energy. Additionally, having multiple outlets allows you to water multiple sections of your garden simultaneously.

Yes, with proper planning, installation is straightforward. Lay the pressure pipe and connect it to the desired outlet model using simple plug or screw connections. Ensure that seals are tight and the necessary tools are available. If you’re unsure, the DVS Irrigation Planner can help you design your system, including where to position and pipe water outlets.

You will need an underground pipe connected to your main water source. Water outlets can be connected to a constant pressure line, providing water whenever the ball valve is opened. Alternatively, you can install the outlet behind a solenoid valve to control it via your irrigation system. Use a T-piece to branch off additional outlets and place the water outlet in an easily accessible location. Check for leaks before filling the trench, and ensure proper frost protection or empty the pipes in autumn to prevent freezing damage during winter. Position water meters (e.g., for Hunter Hydrawise controllers) after the water outlet to exclude manual water usage from the system's readings.

Valve boxes protect valves and connections from dirt and damage, ensuring long-term functionality. These underground enclosures can be easily opened for maintenance and keep the garden’s appearance neat while safeguarding critical components.

Proper installed water outlets require minimal maintenance. Occasionally inspect seals and connections for potential leaks. Before winter, drain or shut off the pipes to prevent freezing. For outdoor outlets, clear debris or leaves periodically to maintain functionality.

Check the connections and seals, tightening them as necessary or replacing worn parts. Dirt or debris in the fittings can often cause leaks and should be carefully removed. If a component is damaged, suitable replacements are available in our shop. Note the specifications of your water outlet before ordering spare parts.

For fully automated irrigation, combine water outlets with valves or irrigation computers. These systems control water flow based on pre-set schedules or soil moisture levels. The Plug&Rain® system is ideal for this, as it integrates valves into underground valve boxes. Add sensors or a control unit for app-based or timer-operated irrigation, saving you time and effort.

Plug&Rain® features pre-assembled components that can be easily connected. This reduces the number of parts required and simplifies installation. With fewer potential errors, your system is ready for use faster. The DVS Irrigation Planner helps you select the modules you need for your garden, ensuring efficient planning and quick installation.

Plug&Rain® is based on pre-assembled components. This saves time and reduces the risk of installation errors. Few individual parts ensure a straightforward installation. The system offers compatible modules for different applications. This allows you to reach your goal faster and benefit from flexible solutions.

With some basic DIY skills and clear instructions, you can install the system yourself. Plan your setup carefully, assembling components like T-pieces, adapters, and pipes beforehand. The DVS Irrigation Planner can assist in selecting compatible parts. Check connections for leaks during installation. If unsure, consult a professional for peace of mind.

With our free planning software, the DVS irrigation planner, you can plan your garden irrigation yourself in just a few steps. The Plug&Rain® system ensures an efficient water supply for your irrigation. You can then order the materials for installing your irrigation system directly here in our online shop.

Planning and Product Selection – Enhanced Convenience for Your Garden

To strategically place taps in your garden, start with the DVS Irrigation Planner to assess your needs. Map out all relevant areas—flowerbeds, lawns, and pathways—and decide where taps are most needed to minimize hose lengths and tripping hazards. Place water pipes where they remain easily accessible.

Choose water outlets that connect seamlessly to existing pipes, ensuring compatibility with thread sizes and hose connections. Pay attention to pressure ratings, as not all models handle the same pressure. The Plug&Rain® system simplifies irrigation with pre-configured components, reducing errors and installation time. Both integrated and separate plug models are available, differing only in price and convenience.

Installation, Operation, and Additional Tips – How to Make It Work

The installation of a water outlet starts with laying a pipeline. Dig a trench and place your pipes at an appropriate depth to protect them from frost. Use T-pieces to branch multiple lines, ensuring all connections are clean and seals are firmly in place. Before closing the trench, test the connections for leaks. If everything is sealed, fill the trench with soil and compact it evenly.

Start-Up Process

Open the main valve and check all connection points for leaks. Tighten any loose connections as needed. Attach your water outlet or garden water socket and connect the hose. This simple setup provides immediate access to water. Multiple taps in the garden make watering easier by allowing quick access at any point. To prolong the lifespan of your fittings, use valve shafts to keep them clean and protected.

Additional Tips

  • Winter Precautions: Drain pipes completely in winter to prevent frost damage.

  • Efficient Layout: Use one T-piece per branch for a clear and structured hose layout.

  • Automation: Pair water outlets with an irrigation computer or control unit for automated watering schedules.

  • Spare Parts: Keep adapters and seals on hand for quick repairs in case of leaks.

  • Modular Systems: Opt for modular elements like the Plug&Rain® system for seamless integration and enhanced convenience.

Connection and Interface

Connecting a garden water outlet is straightforward and quick. Screw or plug-in connections ensure secure and tight seals. A well-thought-out connection between the water outlet and the water supply system prevents leaks and guarantees a reliable water supply.

Extended Product and Technology Overview

Our water sockets and accessories are generally in stock and ready to be added to your cart. Pay attention to the shipping weight when ordering to save on costs by combining multiple items in one shipment. Quick and reliable delivery means you can start your installation without delay.

Comprehensive Overview of Connection Elements

We offer a range of components for all connection needs, such as:

  • T-pieces for branching pipelines,

  • Adapters for seamless hose connections,

  • Valve shafts for a clean and protected installation.

These components allow you to tailor each tap to your garden's unique layout, saving time and ensuring long-lasting quality.

Water Extraction in the Garden

With a garden water outlet, water extraction becomes effortless. You can draw water anywhere in your garden without needing complex supply systems. Strategically placing multiple outlets ensures that all areas of your garden are conveniently and efficiently watered, keeping your plants healthy and your garden vibrant.

Long-Term Care and Maintenance of Water Outlets

A well-maintained irrigation system will work reliably for years:

  • Check water outlets for dirt or deposits at connections.

  • Clean taps periodically to ensure smooth hose connection.

  • Replace or clean filters once per season to maintain optimal flow rates.

  • Sweep valve shafts occasionally to prevent rust or mold on fittings.

  • Drain the system before winter to avoid frost damage.

Automated Irrigation for Maximum Convenience

Upgrade your system with automatic control for added comfort. Use an irrigation computer to regulate valves based on set schedules or moisture levels. This is particularly effective for large gardens, as it ensures even water distribution without manual effort. The Plug&Rain® modular system further simplifies installation and elevates your garden to semi-professional standards.

Expansion Options for Every Garden Project

Modular solutions provide flexibility for future changes in your garden layout:

  • Expand pipelines and add new taps as needed for new beds, lawns, or greenhouses.

  • Use T-pieces and adapters for quick extensions without overhauling your system.

  • Consult the DVS irrigation planner to seamlessly connect new components.

Whether you're planning for today or adapting to future needs, modular systems ensure your irrigation setup grows with your garden.