An irrigation sprinkler system consists of a water source, pump, pipes or hoses, valves, sprinkler heads or drip emitters, a timer or controller, a backflow preventer, filters, a pressure gauge, and fittings and couplings. The water source can be a well, lake, or municipal water supply. The pump increases water pressure to distribute water through the pipes. Valves regulate the flow of water to each sprinkler or drip emitter. The timer or controller determines when and how long water is delivered to the sprinkler heads. The backflow preventer ensures water from the irrigation system doesn’t flow back into the main water supply. Filters remove debris from the water to prevent clogging. The pressure gauge measures water pressure to optimize system performance. Fittings and couplings connect all the parts of the system.