If you have a hydraulic sprinkler system from the early 1970s with brass valves marked with an "I" containing an imposed "C," the manufacturer is likely Imperial.
Converting the system to electric (solenoid) valves and a modern controller is usually more cost-effective and reliable. This involves:
While the upfront cost is higher, you gain precise scheduling, water-saving features, and easy access to parts and service. Consult a local irrigation professional for a conversion estimate.
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