The trajectory and spray height of the water stream leaving a sprinkler nozzle is important information when designing and installing irrigation systems. These spray nozzle trajectory charts are designed to help determine how close a sprinkler can be placed to an object, such as a fence or hedge, without obstructing the spray pattern. All information shown is at optimum operating pressures.
A = Degree of trajectory
Spray Nozzle Trajectory Chart
| Product Family | Model | Trajectory |
|---|---|---|
| Pro Adjustable Nozzle | 6A | 0° |
| 8A | 15° | |
| 10A | 15° | |
| 12A | 28° | |
| 15A | 28° | |
| 17A | 28° | |
| Pro Fixed Nozzle | 5Q, 5H, 5F | 0° |
| 8Q, 8T, 8F | 15° | |
| 10Q, 10T, 10H, 10F | 15° | |
| 12Q, 12T, 12H, 12F | 28° | |
| 15Q, 15T, 15H, 15F | 28° | |
| 17Q, 17H | 28° | |
| Strip Pattern Nozzle | LCS-515 | 18° |
| RCS-515 | 18° | |
| ES-515 | 20° | |
| CS-530 | 20° | |
| SS-530 | 18° | |
| SS-918 | 18° |
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