Orbit 54072 Brass Quarter-pattern Pop Up Sprinkler Head

Product Description

The ORBIT IRRIGATION PRODUCTS INC 54072 is a quarter-pattern pop-up sprinkler head built from solid brass construction for long-term durability in residential and commercial irrigation systems. The head rises 1.75 inches to clear turf and ground cover during operation, then retracts flush when the system is off. It ships with a brass nozzle pre-installed, delivering a consistent 90-degree arc pattern. Irrigation contractors, landscapers, and experienced DIYers install this head as a direct replacement or new-install component in low-volume spray zones.

This head is suited for quarter-pattern coverage zones in residential lawn and garden irrigation systems. Typical applications include corner zones, edges along walls or fences, and any area requiring a 90-degree spray arc. The 1.75-inch rise height makes it appropriate for short-cut turf and low ground cover installations. It is designed to work with or replace major brand pop-up sprinkler heads of comparable size and thread type, making it a practical choice when servicing mixed-brand systems.

Key Features

• Solid brass body and brass nozzle for corrosion resistance in buried or exposed installations
• Quarter-pattern (90-degree arc) spray coverage for corner and edge zone applications
• 1.75-inch pop-up rise height suitable for short-cut turf and low ground cover
• Compatible with or replaces major brand pop-up sprinkler heads of comparable size
• Compact profile retracts flush with grade when system is not pressurized

Compatibility

Designed to work with or replace major brand pop-up sprinkler heads of comparable size and thread configuration in residential and light commercial spray irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed irrigation contractors or qualified landscaping professionals. Shut off the irrigation zone and relieve line pressure before removing any existing head or making connections. Use thread seal tape on all threaded fittings to prevent leaks at the body inlet. Verify zone pressure falls within the nozzle operating range and check arc pattern alignment after initial system pressurization.