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Hunter PGJ

Hunter PGJ

Hunter PGJ

Quick Specs

Application: Residential
Radius: 15′ to 37′
Flow: 0.64 – 5.3 GPM
Inlet Size: 1/2” NPT

The PGJ Delivers All The Benefits of a Rotor In a Compact, Spray-Sized Package

The Hunter PGJ was built to bring all the efficient benefits of rotary sprinklers to applications that typically call for a spray. Its many features include a rack of easy-to-install-and-change, water-efficient nozzles, easy arc adjustment, and all the safety and durability that comes with a rubber cover. The Hunter PGJ is capable of working in tandem with larger rotors to combine big and small areas in a single zone, offering a convenience and efficiency that sprays do not. When used in the right application, the Hunter PGJ allows fewer heads to perform more efficiently at a more economical price.

Features

    • Models: Shrub, 4″, 6″, 12″
    • Arc setting: 40 to 360 degrees
    • Nozzle choices: 8
    • Nozzle range: 0.75 to 5.0
    • Standard factory installed nozzle: 2.0 only
    • Factory installed rubber cover
    • Through-the-top arc adjustment
    • Quick check arc mechanism
    • Water lubricated gear-drive
    • Warranty period: 2 years

 

Headed and Slotted Set Screw

Use a slotted screwdriver or the Hunter wrench for easier and simpler adjustments as needed.

Drain Check Valve (up to 10 ft. of elevation)

As air in the system piping can cause long-term damage to rotors and plumbing, the drain check valve keeps lines from draining when the system is shut off. This saves water, reduces liability, and increases system life.

 

 

Operating Specifications

  • Radius: 15′ to 37′
  • Flow rate: 0.64 to 5.3 GPM
  • Recommended pressure range: 30 to 50 PSI
  • Operating pressure range: 20 to 100 PSI
  • Precipitation rates: 0.6 in/hr approx.
  • Nozzle trajectory: 14 degrees approx.

Sprays? Or Time-Saving, Money-Saving, Water-Saving Rotors?

When your landscape has mid-range zones that are long and narrow, the obvious choice would be to install
sprays. Yet, the intelligent choice would be a rotor specifically designed to fit this kind of landscape. With the
scaled-down-in-size PGJ, two rows of rotors can do the same job as three rows of spray heads. Because PGJ
rotors can run on the same zone as other rotary sprinklers, they require fewer valves and stations, and, in
turn, less trenching, piping, and labour. It all adds up to less installation time and lower installation costs (as well
as lower watering costs).

Features & Benefits

 

Radius adjustment screw

Allows fine tuning of spray, ensures positive nozzle retention, can’t be lost

Protective rubber cover

Keeps debris out

40°– 360° adjustable arc

Easily adjustable from top of sprinkler, up, down, wet or dry

Water-lubricated gear drive

Time proven, reliable rotation, year after year

Variable stator

Keeps rotation speed consistent regardless of nozzle size or pressure

Extra large filter screen

Traps more debris without clogging

Optional factory-installed drain check valve

Prevents wet spots caused by low head drainage

 

View the Hunter PGJ in our                        Online Shop

 

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