Overview

The Holman 7 Function TPR Gun is an adjustable watering pistol with a front trigger and a flow control dial. It gives seven spray patterns so one gun covers everything from a fine mist for seedlings to a jet for cleaning. The front trigger is operated with a comfortable finger position, which reduces hand strain during longer watering sessions.

Holman is an Australian watering brand, and this gun is built for everyday garden use with a durable construction that copes with varying water pressure. The flow control dial lets you reduce the water volume when you want to conserve water, without changing the spray pattern.

Key Features

• 7 adjustable spray functions: jet, mist, shower, centre, soaker, cone and vertical
• Front trigger design for reduced hand strain
• Flow control dial to conserve water
• Durable construction for varying water pressure
• TPR grip body

Specifications

• Fitting size: 12mm
• Spray functions: 7
• Trigger: front
• Flow control: dial
• Brand: Holman

Applications

• Watering garden beds, lawns and seedlings
• Misting delicate plants and cuttings
• Cleaning paths, patios, cars and equipment
• Reaching tall plants and hanging baskets with a jet
• Soaking new turf or garden areas

What You Need to Complete the Job

Run the gun on a 12mm trade hose for a long reach and add a brass universal tap adaptor for a reliable tap connection. See the Fittings range for connectors, nozzles and the metal industrial gun if you need a tougher option.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the 7 spray functions?

The gun gives seven patterns: jet, mist, shower, centre, soaker, cone and vertical. Jet is for directed cleaning and distance, mist for delicate plants, shower and cone for general watering, soaker for soaking beds, centre for a mid range pattern and vertical for reaching up. The vertical pattern is handy for hanging baskets and tall plants because it throws the water upward without bending the hose back on itself.

How does the flow control dial work?

The dial on the gun adjusts the water volume while you keep the same spray pattern. Turning it down reduces the flow and saves water, which is useful for watering pots and seedlings where a full stream is too strong. Turn it up again for high volume jobs, or set a gentle flow and leave the gun resting while it waters a bed slowly.

Is the front trigger easier to use?

Yes. The front trigger is positioned so you operate it with a natural finger action, which reduces hand strain during longer watering sessions compared to a trigger placed further back. The TPR grip also gives a comfortable, secure hold when the gun is wet.