Senninger - Aspersor oscilante "Mini Wobbler Full Circle» con boquilla de 1,98 mm, #5, conexión macho de 1/2" - Beige - 7033120

Senninger – Mini Wobbler Full Circle Sprinkler 1.98 mm Nozzle #5 1/2″ Male – Beige

Fitted with a 1.98 mm (#5) white deflector nozzle and operating at 1.03–1.72 bar (15–25 psi), this Senninger Mini Wobbler delivers 0.64–0.84 GPM (approx. 145–190 L/hr) over a coverage diameter of up to 9.5–12 m in full-circle (360°) mode. The low 10° throw angle of the white deflector keeps water close to the canopy, reducing wind drift and evaporative loss — making this the entry-level nozzle recommended by Senninger for consistent startability at minimum pressure.

Tecnología Wobbler & Uniformidad de Distribución

Unlike impact or gear-drive sprinklers, the Mini Wobbler relies on a single grooved deflector that simultaneously rotates and wobbles, producing an instantaneous and uniform application pattern across the entire wetted radius in one pass. With only one moving part, there is minimal wear and the design is inherently resistant to clogging and mechanical failure. The result is highly uniform water distribution that closely matches soil infiltration rates, reducing run-off and preserving soil structure.

Identificación e intercambiabilidad de boquillas

The #5 beige nozzle is colour-coded for quick field identification and is interchangeable with other Senninger Mini Wobbler nozzles (sizes #4–#10), allowing flow rates and coverage diameters to be adjusted without replacing the sprinkler body. Senninger warrants that all nozzles maintain their correct orifice size for five years, protecting long-term hydraulic accuracy across the system.

Instalación y conexión

The ½” male NPT thread base screws directly onto a standard riser, stake, or Mini Wobbler Riser Adapter. The upright orientation suits solid-set nursery, horticultural, orchard, and frost-protection systems where overhead coverage at riser height is required. A minimum riser height of approximately 0.46 m is recommended to allow the throw streams to develop fully before reaching the crop canopy.