What is the operating pressure range for a rotor head?

The operating pressure range for a rotor head typically falls between 20 to 60 PSI. This range is important because it allows the rotor heads to operate efficiently and effectively, providing adequate water coverage while minimizing the risk of issues such as misting or uneven distribution. Proper pressure ensures that the rotor head can perform optimally, delivering water in a consistent and effective manner over the designated area. Operating outside of this range may lead to poor performance and water wastage or inadequate irrigation, which can harm the landscape being irrigated. The range reflects standard industry practices for rotor heads in various irrigation systems, making it a crucial factor for successful landscape irrigation management.