Gardena Sprinklersystem Irrigation System

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The Gardena Sprinklersystem Irrigation System is a buried, modular watering setup for lawns and garden beds. Gardena designed it so you can plan a layout around your own garden, then add or move components as the planting changes. Once it is installed, the pop-up sprinklers rise when the water comes on and sink back flush with the turf afterwards, so there is no hose to drag about and nothing in the way of the mower.

Tooled-Up.com stocks the sprinklers, pipework, valves, connectors and installation accessories in one place, so you can build a complete system from a single range. Gardena's Quick and Easy connection technology joins the parts securely without glue or specialist fittings, which suits both keen DIYers and landscapers fitting systems for customers.

What's in the Gardena Sprinklersystem Irrigation System Range

Pop-Up Sprinklers

The Gardena SPRINKLERSYSTEM pop-up sprinklers cover different areas and spray patterns. The SD30 and SD80 are sprinklers for standard lawn areas. The MD40, MD40/300, MD80 and MD180 are designed for larger or more irregular spaces, and each covers a different spray radius. Replacement pop-up spray nozzles are available when a nozzle wears or clogs.

Pipeline and Connectors

Gardena Pipeline pipework carries water to each sprinkler. Connectors and joints, such as the angled L piece, join the runs together. Water Station outlets and connecting points link the system to your supply, and a supply hose pipe and tap connector make that first connection simple.

Valves, Pressure Control and Controllers

The pressure regulator and the pressure regulator with shut-off valve keep the water pressure suited to the sprinklers. The drain valve set lets you empty the system before winter. The 9V Bluetooth irrigation valve, together with controllers, programming units and cable accessories, lets you automate watering by zone.

Installation Tools

The Gardena Pipeline and Sprinklersystem pipe cutter gives clean, square cuts, which is important for a leak-free joint.

Key Features

• Quick and Easy connections: patented fittings click together for a firm, stable joint with no glue.
• Fully buried design: pipes and sprinklers sit underground, protected from accidental damage and kept out of sight.
• Pop-up operation: sprinklers rise under water pressure and retract afterwards for a tidy lawn.
• Modular layout: expand or reconfigure the system as your garden develops.
• Automation-ready: Bluetooth valves, controllers and programming units reduce manual watering.
• Frost-conscious: drain valves make winter preparation simple.

Gardena Sprinklersystem Irrigation System Applications

The range suits domestic lawns, family gardens and landscaped spaces where regular watering matters but time is short. Landscapers and garden contractors can use it to fit an automatic garden irrigation system as part of a new lawn, turfing or patio project. It also works for retrofitting established gardens, where the buried pipework can be routed around existing planting. Gardeners who go away often, or who face hosepipe-hungry dry spells, will find an automated system particularly useful.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need special tools to install the Gardena Sprinklersystem?

You will need a spade or trenching tool and a pipe cutter. The Gardena Pipeline and Sprinklersystem pipe cutter is designed for the job, and the Quick and Easy connectors need no glue.

Can I automate watering?

Yes. The 9V Bluetooth irrigation valve, controllers and programming units let you schedule watering for different zones.

Why do I need a pressure regulator?

A pressure regulator keeps the water pressure at a level the sprinklers are designed for, which supports even coverage and protects the components.

How do I protect the system in winter?

Fit a drain valve set so the pipework can be emptied before frost arrives, which helps prevent damage to the system.