Rain Bird Eagle 752 Series

Product Description Rain Bird 752E Series The Rain Bird Eagle 752 Rotor Series was designed for precise control and high uniformity and is suitable for use in single rows for narrow fairways and roughs, or double / triple row systems. The Rain Bird Eagle 752 Series is a Full and Part Circle model in one unit. Features Dual Spreader nozzle design provides superior water distribution with less sensitivity to spacing difference. Top Serviceability. 75% Faster Nozzle Changes. Water-lubricated gear drive One Stator for any Nozzle. Colour coded nozzles for easy identification. Easy Arc Adjustments. Specification Radius: 5.8 – 25.6 m Flow rate: 1.51 – 10.68 m per hour Pressure: 4.1 – 6.9 Bar 1 1/4″ ACME female threaded inlet SAM check valve holds 3.1m of elevation change Nozzle trajectory angle: 25 Part Circle 30-345 or 360 Maximum Inlet Pressure 150psi (10.3bar) Models EVIH: Electric Valve in Head IC: Integrated Control Dimensions Body Height: 30.6cm Pop Up Height to Mid-Nozzle: 6.6cm Top Dimeter:15.9cm Nozzle Trajectory Rain Bird 752 Series: #18 & Low Angle Nozzle:15 Rotation Time 180 in 90 Seconds, 80 seconds nominally Solenoid 24VAC Solenoid Power requirement: 0.41 amp inrush current(9.8VA) 60 cycle: 0.25 amp Holding Current (6.0 VA) 50 cycle: 0.32 amp Holding Current (7.7 VA) Surge Resistance Up to 25Kv standard on electric models with the GBS25 Solenoid Top Serviceable Internal Compartment Yes High & Low Flow Valves to Ensure Optimal Performance 752 Series Nozzles 18,20,22, 26, require a low flow valve that comes preinstalled on Rotors During Manufacturing 752 Series Nozzles 28,32,36,40,44,48,50 require a high flow valve that comes preinstalled on Rotors During Manufacturing Models Rain Bird 752 c/w GBS25 Solenoid & Standard Nozzle #40 Orange Rain Bird 752 c/w GBS25 Solenoid & Low Flow Nozzle #22 Red Rain Bird 752 c/w ICM & Standard Nozzle #40 Orange Rain Bird 752 c/w ICM & Low Flow Nozzle #22 Red Please note there are 2 models of this rotor: Standard throw rotor. Use these for your greens, approaches, surrounds, fairways etc . Low throw rotor. Use these on your tees and places requiring a throw less than 15 metres . The difference is because the low throw rotor has a different check valve in it compared to the standard throw rotor, so if you install either rotor in the wrong place its not just a matter of changing the nozzle; it would require removing the entire check valve mechanism at the base of the rotor. Changing just the nozzle will not help. Click for Product Tech Spec Sheet