Rain Bird y74007 5004PCR 4 Inch Pc Pop-up Rotor

Product Description

The RAIN BIRD y74007 is a 5004PCR pressure-compensating pop-up rotor sprinkler head designed for medium to large turf and landscape irrigation systems. It features Rain Curtain Nozzle Technology, which breaks water into a consistent curtain pattern for even distribution across the throw radius. The 4-inch pop-up height positions the nozzle above typical turf canopy during operation and retracts flush with grade when not in use. This rotor is installed by irrigation contractors, landscapers, and experienced irrigation technicians working on residential and light commercial properties.

The y74007 is suited for medium to large lawn areas where uniform water distribution across a wide radius is required. The 5000 Series platform is a widely used rotor format in residential and commercial landscape irrigation. The pressure-compensating design helps maintain consistent output across zones with varying inlet pressure, making it appropriate for systems where pressure regulation at the head is preferred over zone-level pressure regulation. Coverage distance ranges from 25 to 50 feet depending on nozzle selection and operating pressure.

Key Features

• Rain Curtain Nozzle Technology for even water distribution across the throw radius
• Pressure-compensating design for consistent output under variable inlet pressure
• 4-inch pop-up height clears typical turf canopy during operation
• Adjustable arc and radius to match zone geometry
• Retracts flush with grade to reduce mowing and foot-traffic interference

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or new-installation rotor within the Rain Bird 5000 Series rotor platform for medium to large residential and light commercial turf irrigation systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified irrigation technician or licensed contractor in accordance with local plumbing and irrigation codes. Shut off system water supply and relieve line pressure before disassembling or replacing any rotor head. Set arc and radius adjustments before backfilling to avoid disturbing final grade. Confirm operating pressure at the zone valve falls within the rated range for the selected nozzle to ensure the pressure-compensating feature functions correctly.