Rotersproeier

Rotersproeier is a Danish term that translates to "rotary sprinkler" in English. It refers to a type of lawn sprinkler designed to water grass and other vegetation through a rotating head. This head typically consists of one or more arms that spray water outwards as they spin, covering a circular or semi-circular area.

The mechanism behind a rotersproeier involves water pressure turning a small turbine or gear system. This system then drives the rotation of the sprinkler head and its spray arms. The speed of rotation can often be adjusted, influencing the watering pattern and duration. Some rotersproeiers also feature adjustable spray patterns, allowing users to control the arc and distance of the water spray, making them suitable for various lawn shapes and sizes.

Rotersproeiers are commonly used in domestic gardens, parks, and agricultural settings for efficient and widespread irrigation. Their ability to cover large areas with a single unit makes them a practical choice for maintaining landscapes. They are often connected to a garden hose or a more complex underground irrigation system. Different models exist, varying in their spray radius, flow rate, and durability, catering to diverse watering needs.