Rainwave Travelling Lawn Sprinkler

The sprinkler uses water pressure to power its internal gears, which drive the wheels forward. As it travels along the path of your hose, it waters the area directly in its path and to the sides.

Yes, travelling sprinklers rely on consistent water pressure to move the unit and rotate the spray arms. If your home's water pressure is very low, the unit may struggle to move or maintain its coverage diameter.

The rear-fill plug allows you to add weight to the unit, typically by filling it with water. This extra weight provides the necessary traction for the wheels to grip the grass and pull the sprinkler forward without slipping.

Most travelling sprinklers, including this model, are designed to stop when they encounter a physical obstruction, such as a ramp or a stake placed at the end of the hose path. You will need to set up a stop point to ensure it doesn't continue running once it reaches the end of your desired area.

The 15-meter coverage is the maximum diameter the sprinkler can achieve under optimal conditions. Actual coverage may vary slightly depending on your water pressure and wind conditions, but it is designed to provide uniform hydration as it moves.