Hunter PGJ-04 Rotor, 10 cm Pop-Up, 40°–360° Arc, 1/2 in Inlet
Dhs. 99.00
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PGJ-04
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Hunter PGJ-04 Rotor, 10 cm Pop-Up, 40°–360° Arc, 1/2 in Inlet
Hunter
Rotors · PGJ Rotors
Hunter PGJ-04 Rotor, 10 cm Pop-Up, 40°–360° Arc, 1/2 in Inlet
Warranty · 2 years
Dhs. 99.00
Product summary
The Hunter PGJ-04 Rotor, 10 cm Pop-Up, 40°–360° Arc, 1/2 in Inlet is a Hunter gear-driven rotor for turf and landscape irrigation zones that require longer throw distance than a fixed spray nozzle. It is suitable for residential and light commercial irrigation layouts where adjustable arc coverage and replaceable nozzles help match site conditions.
Key features
- PGJ Rotor, 10 cm, adjustable from 40° to 360°, ½" inlet, nozzle 2.0 installed
- Pop-up Height: 10 cm
- Radius: 4.3 to 10.4 m
- Arc: 40° to 360°
- Operating Pressure: 4.1 to 7.0 bar; 410 to 700 kPa
- Flow: 0.07 to 2.22 m3/hr; 1.2 to 36.0 l/min
- Precipitation Rate: 15 mm/hr
- Gear-driven rotor for turf and landscape irrigation
Quick specifications
- Radius
- 4.3 to 10.4 m
- Arc/pattern
- 40° to 360°
- Flow
- 0.07 to 2.22 m3/hr; 1.2 to 36.0 l/min
- Pressure
- 4.1 to 7.0 bar; 410 to 700 kPa
- Pop-up height
- 10 cm
Complete technical details
- Product Line: Rotors
- Product Model: PGJ
- Flow: 0.07 to 2.22 m3/hr; 1.2 to 36.0 l/min
- Height: 180.98 mm
- Pop-up Height: 10 cm
- Diameter: 28.58 mm
- Exposed Diameter: 28.58 mm
- Radius: 4.3 to 10.4 m
- Arc: 40° to 360°
- Operating Pressure: 4.1 to 7.0 bar; 410 to 700 kPa
- Precipitation Rate: 15 mm/hr
- Origin: Made in Mexico
Best used for
- Medium turf areas
- Residential and light commercial landscape irrigation
- Rotor zones requiring adjustable arc coverage
Compatibility and notes
- Rotor spacing, nozzle selection, and operating pressure should be verified against the project design before installation.
- Uses a 1/2 in inlet and is intended for smaller rotor zones than larger PGP-style rotors.
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