Irrigreen Step-By-Step DIY Installation

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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024

Комментарии • 13

  • @CopperCreekCuts
    @CopperCreekCuts Год назад +2

    Thank you! This video is much more helpful than some of the previous ones! As an irrigation service provider, I do wonder what the process is for installing a system for someone. Am I going to need to ask them for their phone during setup? Can I use a contractor version of the app on my own phone, set up the system for them, then somehow send them a unique link for them to claim their system/settings/etc and they get it ported to their device?

  • @kkevinj1
    @kkevinj1 3 месяца назад +1

    wish you would show wiring up a master valve, I had a HUGE leak, line blew off the sprinkler. Just found another small leak yesterday, PVC leak. I want the pressure off when its done running. Plz help lol I keep turning it off when its done but a valve would be nice

    • @josephhoward4010
      @josephhoward4010 Месяц назад

      Couldn’t you just have a manual ball valve like the ones shown in the video before the first head in the daisy-chain? I’m looking at doing one of these and it seems like it just completely bypasses traditional solenoid valves with their new wiring? Maybe I’m wrong, but that’s what it looks like.

    • @kkevinj1
      @kkevinj1 Месяц назад

      @@josephhoward4010 I have both. Master valve and ball valve. Master valve works now

    • @kkevinj1
      @kkevinj1 Месяц назад

      @@josephhoward4010 the problem with ball valve only is can't run system if I'm away and can't turn it off if I'm gone

  • @ze_german2921
    @ze_german2921 2 месяца назад

    I purchased a new construction home and experienced low water pressure but found out that I had a water pressure regulator installed after the meter which are factory set at 45-50psi, a couple of turns on the regulator gave me 70psi

  • @YHCG1
    @YHCG1 9 месяцев назад

    when calculate it comes way more expensive and unproven than the regular cheap ones

  • @savagefiend6878
    @savagefiend6878 Год назад

    how durable is the electrical cable going underground like that

  • @rickjames6948
    @rickjames6948 10 месяцев назад

    I have 1/3 acre. 9 zones in my Rain Bird system. Roughly 45 rotors spraying say 45-50 feet each. Your heads only spray at 30 feet. Going to need more heads that I already have. More $$$$ too.

  • @MHossax
    @MHossax Год назад +1

    I have 56 psi. How many feet would that get me?

    • @rickjames6948
      @rickjames6948 10 месяцев назад +1

      Their heads are only rated at a 30 foot radius. That is it. They make it sound like one head will cover your entire lot. SO for 56 psi you get 30 feet. Good luck with it LOL.

    • @kkevinj1
      @kkevinj1 3 месяца назад

      @@rickjames6948 you only wish you had this lol mine go close to 35 on 68 psi Installed in 2 days Having great luck LOL and they do NOT say anywhere is covers the whole lot. 8 heads instead of 30 to 35

  • @rickjames6948
    @rickjames6948 10 месяцев назад

    Who has 25 grand for a watering system? And one head LOL. Will take all day trying to water 1/3 of an acre. And a max throw of 30 feet per head? Are you kidding? These might be good for a vegetable garden only. Try and water a third or half acre, good luck. I would need double or triple of these Irrigreen heads compared to a much cheaper, more dependable Rain Bird system that has better watering performance. I don't need a cell phone to run my system. Don't need WIFI either.