Hunter PGJ-04 4" Pop-Up Sprinkler Rotor
PGJ-04 4" Pop-up rotary sprinkler with adjustable arc, no check valve, 1/2" inlet and 8 standard nozzles included.
All the features and benefits of the PGP, scaled down to fit typical spray applications.
A rack of easy-to-install-and-change, water-efficient nozzles, just like PGP. Easy adjustment from the top of the sprinkler, just like PGP. The safety and durability of a rubber cover, just like PGP. The PGJ is a chip off the ol' block, in essence a PGP junior. Hunter has scaled down the world's top-selling sprinkler exclusively for use in applications that typically call for a spray but where it's now possible to have all the benefits of a rotor. The 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. With PGJ, fewer heads perform more efficient work for a more economical price.
Features and Benefits
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Radius adjustment screw Protective rubber cover 40° - 360° adjustable arc Water-lubricated gear drive Variable stator Extra large filter screen Optional factory-installed drain check valve |
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Models
PGJ-00 - Shrub
PGJ-04 - 4" Pop-up (10 cm)
PGJ-06 - 6" Pop-up (15 cm)
PGJ-12 - 12" Pop-up (30 cm)
Dimensions
Overall height (retracted):
PGJ-00 - 7" (18 cm)
PGJ-04 - 7 1/8" (18 cm)
PGJ-06 - 9 1/8" (23 cm)
PGJ-12 - 16 3/8" (41 cm)
Specifications
- 1/2" female inlet NPT
- Exposed diameter: 11/8" (3 cm)
- Discharge rate: .64 to 5.3 GPM (0.15 to 1.2 m3/hr; 2.4 to 20.1 l/min)
- Radius: 15' to 37' (4.6 to 11.3 m)
- Recommended pressure range: 30 to 50 PSI (2.1 to 3.4 bars; 206 to 344 kPa)
- Operating pressure range: 20 to 100 PSI (1.4 to 6.9 bars; 137 to 689 kPa)
- Precipitation rates: approximately 0.60" (16 mm) per hour at 40 PSI (2.8 bars; 275 kPa) for spacings from 16' to 37' (4.6 to 11.3 m)
- Nozzle trajectory: approximately 14°
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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 labor. It all adds up to less installation time and lower installation costs (as well as lower watering costs)


