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The Benefits of Brass
Champion’s sprinklers come in all shapes and sizes, but you’ll notice that many of them are made of brass. In irrigation, brass is considered the heavy-duty option compared to the more common plastic and PVC valves. This is because brass has excellent inherent strength. It can take a beating and withstand wide temperature swings much better than plastic. Brass also has a much higher pressure rating, making it significantly more resistant to bursting or cracking. While more expensive up front, Champion’s brass valves have a much longer service life than other valves.
Champion FAQs
What kinds of Champion valves are available with Sprinkler Warehouse?
At Sprinkler Warehouse, you can shop from several types of Champion brass valves and sprinkler parts. We supply all manner of Champion anti-siphon valves, inline sprinkler valves, manual sprinkler valves, brass valves, and automatic actuators, to name a few. We take pride in our selection of Champion irrigation products and the great prices that we’re able to offer.
Which sprinkler valves do I need for my irrigation system?
Depending on your setup, you may need any combination of anti-siphon valves and zone control valves to ensure that your system functions properly. Start by doing some research about your municipality to find out if an anti-siphon valve or a separate backflow preventer is required. Next, depending on whether your system is automatic or manual, you may need a valve with a solenoid or an actuator. After that, just find out what size valve will fit. We supply all kinds of Champion sprinkler valves, so you’re sure to find one that suits your setup.
How do you adjust a Champion anti-siphon irrigation valve?
For most Champion anti-siphon valves, you will be able to adjust its water pressure when you turn the flow control stem. You can turn it clockwise to decrease water flow or counterclockwise to increase it. If necessary, you can also turn the flow control stem clockwise until it is tight to stop the water’s flow entirely.
