Gilmour 801933-1011 Sprinkler Head 3/4 Inch Elevated Base

Product Description

The GILMOUR 801933-1011 is a replacement sprinkler head designed for residential lawn irrigation systems. It features an elevated base style and delivers a circular spray pattern for broad, even water distribution across turf and garden areas. The head connects via a 3/4-inch threaded fitting, making it compatible with standard irrigation supply lines. At 0.22 pounds, it is lightweight and straightforward to install or swap during routine irrigation maintenance. Licensed irrigation contractors and knowledgeable DIYers typically handle this type of replacement as part of seasonal system upkeep or damage repair.

This sprinkler head is suited for residential lawn irrigation layouts where elevated-base heads are used to clear low ground cover or turf height and project a circular spray pattern across the target zone. The 3/4-inch thread size fits widely used lateral line configurations. It is sold individually, making it practical for single-head replacement without purchasing a multipack. Typical install locations include pop-up riser assemblies or fixed elevated riser setups in both front and backyard irrigation zones.

Key Features

• Circular spray pattern for uniform water distribution across lawn zones
• Elevated base style positions the spray head above turf and ground cover
• 3/4-inch threaded connection fits standard irrigation lateral lines
• Lightweight construction at 0.22 pounds for easy single-tech installation
• Sold as an individual unit for precise single-head replacement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement sprinkler head for residential lawn irrigation systems using 3/4-inch threaded riser or lateral line connections with elevated-base head assemblies.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed irrigation contractor or experienced DIYer. Shut off the irrigation system water supply and depressurize the line before removing the existing head. Hand-tighten the threaded connection first, then snug with pliers — avoid over-tightening, which can crack the fitting. After installation, run a brief test cycle to verify spray pattern coverage and check for leaks at the thread joint.