Pulsating rotary sprinkler BRADAS GW 1 inch adjustable range 5–10 m

The BRADAS GW pulsating rotary sprinkler with a 1-inch inlet offers adjustable spray range from 5 to 10 meters for medium-sized lawn and garden irrigation. It produces rotating pulsating streams that promote even water distribution across lawns, flower beds and vegetable patches. The sprinkler is built for connection to standard 1" threaded hoses or irrigation fittings and provides a simple way to cover circular and semi-circular areas without complex installation.

Advantages

The sprinkler delivers pulsating rotation that reduces water runoff and improves uniformity of coverage. Adjustable distance control lets you fine-tune the spray radius between 5 and 10 meters to match the area you need to irrigate. A standard 1" thread simplifies attachment to common hoses and garden irrigation lines. The unit’s design is suitable for temporary placement on lawns or integration into a basic irrigation setup.

Suitable for

• Watering medium-sized lawns and turf areas
• Irrigating flower beds and ornamental borders
• Supplying water to vegetable gardens and allotments
• Temporary or seasonal garden irrigation where flexible placement is needed

Key specifications

• Spray range: adjustable 5–10 m
• Inlet connection: 1-inch standard threaded fitting
• Operation: pulsating rotary spray for even coverage
• Application area: circular or sector watering depending on placement

How to use

Attach the sprinkler to a compatible 1" threaded hose or irrigation outlet, place it on a stable surface in the target area, and switch on the water supply. Adjust the distance control to set the desired spray radius between 5 and 10 meters. Position the sprinkler to cover the intended sector; for larger or irregular areas, move the unit or use multiple sprinklers for overlapping coverage. After use, shut off the water and disconnect the unit if storing for the season.

Usage recommendations

Use water pressure within the manufacturer’s recommended range for optimal pulsating rotation and even coverage. Avoid placing the sprinkler on unstable or uneven surfaces that could affect spray pattern. For best turf health, irrigate during early morning or late evening to reduce evaporation and fungal risk.