Pop-Up Head

Definition

A pop-up head refers to the part of a sink drain assembly operated by a linkage to open or close the drain, or a watering head in lawn irrigation systems that retracts when not in use, flush with the ground.

Purpose

• Sink Drain Assembly: Allows for easy control of the sink drain, enabling users to open or close the drain without reaching into the sink.
• Lawn Irrigation: Provides efficient and concealed watering of lawns, retracting when not in use to prevent tripping hazards and damage.

Examples of Use

• Bathroom Sinks: Pop-up drain assemblies in bathroom sinks for convenient water drainage.
• Kitchen Sinks: Installed in kitchen sinks to control the drain.
• Lawn Sprinklers: Pop-up sprinkler heads used in lawn irrigation systems for effective watering.

Related Terms

• Drain Assembly: The complete set of components that make up the drainage system for a sink or basin.
• Sprinkler Head: The component of an irrigation system that distributes water.
• Irrigation System: A system designed to deliver water to plants and lawns.

Notes

• Maintenance: Regular cleaning and inspection are necessary to ensure proper functioning and prevent clogs or leaks.
• Installation: Proper installation ensures a secure and leak-free connection.