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Rainbird AC Anti-Siphon Valves

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  • Jose Balli - Feb 24th 2023

    5
    Couldn't go wrong with RainBird Valve

    This valve is a true winner. It was easy to install and connect to any sprinker timer. Rainbird is trusted brand for quality and works best

Description

An anti-siphon valve is a must for preventing toxics and other dangerous stuff from getting into a water supply. In fact, these valves are required by many municipal and government building codes.

If you are looking for an anti-siphon valve for drip irrigation, look no further than the Rain Bird anti-siphon valve available at DripWorks. These professional series Rainbird 24 volt AC anti-siphon valves are the only anti-siphon valves we have found designed specifically for the lower flow rates of a drip irrigation system. An in-line Rainbird valve, without an anti-siphon, is also available. Choose from 3/4" or 1" diameters. Call us toll-free if you have questions.

Specifications:

  • Female pipe thread (FPT) inlet and outlet
  • Use these 24 volt AC valves with electric AC timers
  • Pressure Range: 15 - 150 PSI
  • Flow Range: 3/4" valve: 0.2 - 22 GPM 1" valve: 0.2 - 40 GPM

Features:

  • Automated or manual operation
  • Complies with back-flow prevention codes

Note: The top of the valve should be at least 6" above the highest point in the irrigation system.

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