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RAIN BIRD CPF075 Sprinkler Valve with Flow Control, 30 A, 24 V, 3/4 in, FNPT x FNPT, 0.2 to 22 gpm, Plastic Body
Item #: CPF075 by RAIN BIRD CORPORATION-CONSUMER
UPC #: 077985611958
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Features
- 3/4 in female pipe thread inlet and outlet inline irrigation valve
- Buna-N diaphragm offers great performance in harsh water environments
- Reliable, non-clogging design
- Reverse flow design reduces stress on diaphragm for dependable operation
- In-line design minimizes pressure loss of dirt and debris during installation and system start-up
- Operates automatically or manually with manual bleed screw
- Works with any standard sprinkler timer
- Energy efficient, low power encapsulated solenoid with captured plunger
Returnable
Yes
Defective Code
A
Maximum Pressure
150 psi
Inlet Size
3/4"
Packaging Type
Boxed
Voltage
24 V
Adjustable Flow Control
Yes
Product Type
Female In-Line Valve
Material
Plastic
Each Weight
1.110 LB
Velocity
D
Hazardous Material
No
Application
For below ground installation, out of sight and away from playful hands
Frequency Rating
50/60 Hz
Nominal Size
3/4"
Pressure rating
15 to 150 psi
Nomenclature
CPF075 INLINE SPRINKLER 3/4IN
Softgoods material
Buna-N
Current Rating
30 A
Connection Type
FNPT x FNPT
Product Overview
SPRINKLR INLNE FLW CNTRL 3/4IN
Specifications:
Specifications:
Application: For below ground installation, out of sight and away from playful hands
Rain Bird manufactures only the highest quality in-line valves. Use in-line valves in locations where the use of a Pressure Vacuum Breaker (PVB) or a double-check valve is required by city codes to protect against back flow. Check your local city codes to determine what type of valves are required. In-line valves are installed below ground in a valve box down stream from the main line from a PVB or double check valve. In-line valves will not prevent back flow on their own and they need the help of a back flow prevention device.