Rain Bird 952E

SKU GRE952860
£530.60
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Rain Bird 952E
Product Details
Brand: Rain Bird

The Rain Bird 952E is an electric valve-in-head golf rotor for large turf irrigation. The listed GRE952860 configuration corresponds to an 80 psi pressure-regulated 952E with a #60 front nozzle.

Key features

  • Rapid-Adjust full-circle or adjustable part-circle operation from 30° to 345°
  • MemoryArc retains the part-circle setting when switching between operating modes
  • Self-adjusting stator helps maintain a consistent rotation speed as flow changes
  • Top-serviceable rock screen and replaceable valve seat

Arc adjustment guide

Use a 6.5 mm flat-blade screwdriver and make adjustments with the rotor off. Do not force the full/part-circle adjustment screw.

  1. Turn the full/part-circle adjustment screw to the part-circle icon.
  2. Arc A: the left-hand edge of the arc is fixed. The arc adjustment screw moves the right-hand edge.
  3. Arc B: the right-hand edge is fixed. The arc adjustment screw moves the left-hand edge, and works in the reverse direction to the marks shown on the turret.
  4. To change between Arc A and Arc B, temporarily select full-circle, rotate the turret in its direction of rotation until the nozzle points between the edges of the required arc, then return the adjustment screw to part-circle.
  5. For full-circle watering, turn the adjustment screw to the full-circle setting. The stored Arc A and Arc B settings are retained for later use.

After setting the arcs, run the rotor manually and fine-tune as required.

Specification

  • Application: golf courses and other large managed turf areas
  • Inlet: 1½ in ACME female
  • Factory pressure setting: 80 psi (5.5 bar)
  • Supplied nozzle: #60
  • 952 Series radius range: 21.3 to 31.8 m
  • 952 Series flow range: 4.43 to 12.38 m³/h
  • Arc: 360° full circle or 30° to 345° part circle

Selection note: the ACME inlet is not a standard pipe thread. Confirm the case connection, nozzle duty and available pressure and flow against the irrigation design before ordering.