HUNTER I40 ULTRA ROTARY SPRINKLER - STAINLESS STEEL

The Hunter I-40 Ultra Rotor (Rotary Sprinkler) has become the sprinkler of choice at stadiums, diamonds, practice fields, and other playing surfaces all over the world.

Not to mention, parks, campuses, and commercial sites use it, too! And why has it become such a favorite? Features, features, features. From the ProTech safety system to secondary nozzles that offer exceptional mid-range and close-in coverage, from a stainless steel riser to a heavy-duty retraction spring, from a factory-installed drain check valve with a 15-foot check height to convenient through-the-top arc adjustment. The Hunter I-40 Ultra Rotor has it all!

• Easy arc adjustment (50 degrees - 360 degrees): Full and part-circle operation in a single rotor. Helps reduce stock.

• Automatic arc return: Returns to the original arc regardless of where the turret is turned.

• Non-strippable, vandal-proof drive mechanism enables the turret to be turned without causing damage.

• Primary nozzle system has six interchangeable nozzles for consistent coverage with a radius from 45' to 70'.

• Secondary nozzles offer exceptional coverage for mid-range and close-in coverage.

• Proven water-lubricated gear drive:
  Time-tested and improved for even longer life.

• Overall height:
  I-40, I-41, I-42, I-43: 7 7/8" (20 cm)
  I-40-6P, I-41-6P, I-42-6P, I-43-6P: 10 1/4" (26 cm)
• Female inlet: 1" NPT or BSP
• Exposed diameter: 2" (5 cm)

• Discharge rate: 7.0 to 28.2 GPM
• Radius for I-40, I40-04-SS, I40-06-SS: 45' to 70'
• Radius for I-40-04-SS-ON, I-40-06-SS-ON: 52' to 76'
• Radius for I-40-04-SS-HS, I-40-06-SS-HS: 41' to 65'
• Recommended pressure range: 40 to 100 PSI
• Operating pressure range: 40 to 100 PSI
• Precipitation rates: approximately 0.33" to 0.48" per hour
• Nozzle trajectory: 25 degrees
• Drain check valve for up to 15' elevation change

Note: To ensure optimum nozzle performance, the irrigation rotor should be operated in the "Recommended pressure range." The irrigation sprinkler will work normally when used in the "Operating pressure range", but nozzle performance may be reduced.