Irrigation Pumps & Filters FAQs

How do I install a sprinkler pump?

Installation of a sprinkler pump involves placing the pump near your water source, connecting the intake and discharge pipes, and wiring the pump to an electrical source. It's crucial to follow the manufacturer's instructions and ensure all connections are secure to prevent leaks and electrical issues.

How do I choose the best sprinkler pump for my system?

The type of sprinkler pump you purchase should depend on your irrigation needs. The best way to choose the correct pump size for your irrigation system is to read the pump curve, which is a performance chart provided by the pump manufacturer. A Pump’s curves are measured and shown in “head in feet”. However, since most people don’t know how to convert “head in feet” to PSI, many pump curves are also measured in psi, as well.

Do I need a filter on my sprinkler system?

Installing a pump filter for your irrigation system is important because the water going to your irrigation system is probably not as clean as you think. It is common for debris to go into your irrigation system and accumulate in valves, sprays, and emitters. This causes decreased performance and a steady increase in maintenance. It also costs you money in ways you might not expect. This is why it is important to install a filter to prevent the problem before it starts.

How often should I clean or replace my sprinkler filters?

Sprinkler filters should be checked regularly, ideally every few months, depending on water quality and system usage. Clean the filter when you notice reduced water flow or pressure. Replace the filter if it shows signs of damage or excessive wear.

What maintenance is required for irrigation pumps?

Regular maintenance for irrigation pumps includes checking for debris, inspecting for wear or damage, and ensuring all connections are secure. It's also advisable to follow the manufacturer’s maintenance schedule and guidelines to keep the pump operating efficiently.

Pumps & Filters

At Sprinkler Warehouse, we offer an extensive collection of irrigation pumps and filter solutions tailored to your lawn's unique needs. Our range includes top-notch irrigation pumps, sprinkler system pumps, and pump start relays, ensuring your lawn receives optimal water flow regardless of ambient water pressure. Our selection features premium products like Munro Centrifugal Irrigation Pumps and the Mighty Little Pump for sprinklers, in addition to a variety of hand-operated pumps and filters suitable for diverse irrigation systems.

Hand Pumps

Centrifugal Pumps

Submersible Pumps

Automatic Filter Flush

Filter Covers & Guards

T-Style Filters

T-Style Filter Screens

T-Style Sand Separator Filters

T-Style Sand Separator Filter Screens

Pump Accessories

Check Valves & Foot Valves

Pump Start Relays

Browse Our Wide Variety of Sprinkler Irrigation Pumps and Filters

We only serve up the top names in sprinkler pumps and filters for irrigation, From King Innovation to Hunter and K-Rain to Irritrol. Repairs and replacements will happen, but the key is to minimize the risk of damage and extend the useful lifetime of your irrigation pump. By packing our shelves with only trusted brands, you can rest assured you’re protecting your investment with the best sprinkler system filters and pumps.

Learn More About The Sprinkler Pump Start Relay At Sprinkler School Online

A pump relay is an electrical device that allows your irrigation timer to control the pump. This device is imperative when you are using a pump to supply water to your irrigation system. Pump relays must be mounted at a minimum of 15 feet from the timer and pump to avoid electrical interferences that can cause malfunctions. Need more information? Our customers can learn about the pump relays available in our store by visiting the Sprinkler Warehouse website.

Purchase a Sprinkler Filter Today at Sprinkler Warehouse

Sprinkler filters are a great way to protect your system from collecting unwanted debris over time. Our water filters are available with either stainless steel or polyester screens, and all filters feature clear covers which allow you to easily check the condition of the filters. Sprinkler Warehouse recommends installing a T-style filter. The Vu-Flow screen filters keep out sand and debris. The body is clear so you can instantly see when the filter needs purging or cleaning.