Rain Bird 1800 Series Spray Head

The integrated check valve, often referred to as a SAM (Seal-A-Matic) feature, prevents low-head drainage. This means that when the system shuts off, water stays in the pipes instead of draining out of the lowest sprinkler head, which helps prevent puddling and erosion in your landscape.

Yes, the 1800 Series is designed for top-serviceability. You can easily access all internal components from the top of the unit to flush out debris or perform maintenance without needing to excavate the sprinkler body.

This model features a built-in ratchet mechanism that allows you to easily rotate the nozzle to the correct position after the body is threaded into the riser. This makes fine-tuning your spray coverage much simpler during installation.

This particular model has a 6-inch pop-up height. This extra clearance is ideal for landscapes with taller turf or ground cover, ensuring the spray nozzle clears the vegetation for even water distribution.

Absolutely. The body is constructed from heavy-duty, UV-resistant plastic, which is specifically engineered to withstand long-term exposure to harsh sunlight without becoming brittle or cracking.

This unit is designed to operate efficiently between 15 and 70 psi. It is versatile enough to handle a wide range of residential and commercial water pressure conditions.