Rain Bird x64010 Xeri-bubbler 180 Degree 5 Stream

Product Description

The RAIN BIRD x64010 is a black 180-degree Xeri-Bubbler designed for low-volume, water-efficient irrigation in landscaping applications. It features a 5-stream output pattern that distributes water in a half-circle arc, making it well suited for targeted watering of shrubs, trees, container plantings, and flower beds. The unit threads directly onto standard 10-32 threaded risers or fittings. Licensed irrigation professionals and landscape contractors install this type of bubbler where controlled, low-flow delivery is needed without the misting or overspray associated with conventional spray heads.

This bubbler is used in residential and commercial drip and low-volume irrigation systems. It is a strong fit for planting beds, tree wells, and container gardens where water must be placed precisely at the root zone. The 180-degree pattern covers a half-circle area, keeping water off hardscapes and reducing runoff. For delicate plants requiring gentler coverage, Rain Bird also offers full-circle umbrella pattern variants within the Xeri-Bubbler line.

Key Features

• 180-degree half-circle stream pattern directs water precisely into the target zone
• 5-stream output distributes flow evenly across the coverage arc
• 10-32 threaded connection fits standard low-volume irrigation risers and fittings
• Black body finish suitable for discreet installation in landscape beds
• Low-volume design reduces water use compared to conventional spray heads

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation component for low-volume and drip irrigation systems using 10-32 threaded risers or distribution tubing fittings.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed irrigation technician or qualified landscaper. Shut off the irrigation zone and relieve system pressure before threading the bubbler onto the riser to avoid cross-threading the 10-32 connection. Hand-tighten only — use of a wrench on the bubbler body can crack the housing. Verify flow rate and operating pressure at the zone valve are within the bubbler's rated range before returning the system to service.