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Five Reasons to choose us
1. Full port, flow is 2-3 times bigger than that in solenoid valve, it requires less QOTO smart irrigation controller in the same area
2.Solar panel+rechargeable battery, cable-free installation,reduce the cost of installation and maintenance. Simple installation, instant installation for quick application
3. Mobile app or computer can control irrigation anytime and anywhere, that is, you can control the amount of water used, but also control the size of the water output
4. More than a dozen functions are integrated, and only simple operation, both to complete the precise irrigation task, so that everyone can use the intelligent irrigation system
5. Real-time feedback on watering situation, water shortage alarm, low battery alarm, fault alarm, etc., watering is more secure
Other Irrigation System
1.The traditional irrigation based on solenoid valve cost more than QOTO's one, because of the cost of irrigation controllers
2. It is necessary to pull wire control and power supply for the valve, which increases the difficulty and cost of installation
3. Only simple control of the switch, and the use of solenoid valve instantaneous switching will produce water hammer phenomenon, which will cause damage to pipeline valves and so on
4. Simple valve opening and closing function, can not achieve precise irrigation
5. Irrigation can only be known by installing cameras
Step 2: Filter
Keep in mind that for each 1/4 inch branch line with 1/2 gallon per hour emitters, you can only run:
up to about 19 feet of 1/4 inch drip line with emitters at 6 inch spacing
up to about 25 feet of 1/4 inch drip line with emitters at 9 inch spacing
up to about 34 feet of 1/4 inch drip line with emitters at 12 inch spacing
Below is a rough sketch of a small garden layout using 1/4 inch drip line at 6″ spacing.
Step 6: Run Supply Lines
You can use a hose thread (not pipe thread) connector to attach your line(s) directly to your Hose end water timer. The end of the hose can be bent back or capped off. You can buy the 1/2 inch blank supply lines in 100′ rolls. You can also buy 1/4″ blank tubing to run from your 1/2″ supply line to your drip line. Or you might want to use 1/4″ blank tubing to bridge a walkway or go up to a container planting.
Step 7: Install Drip Lines
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