Rainbird National Sls 12SAFPRO Full Circle Mini Rotor

Product Description

The RAINBIRD NATIONAL SLS 12SAFPRO is a full-circle mini rotor sprinkler head designed for efficient, uniform turf and landscape irrigation. It mounts on a 1800 Pro Series body with a 4-inch pop-up height and connects via a 1/2-inch inlet. The rotor delivers multiple rotating streams across a spray distance of 13 to 18 inches, distributing water evenly without misting or fogging even at higher operating pressures. This unit is well suited for residential and light commercial irrigation zones managed by a licensed irrigation contractor or knowledgeable installer.

The 12SAFPRO is intended for full-circle coverage zones in turf or groundcover areas where consistent, low-drift water distribution is required. A key advantage is its compatibility with large rotor zones, allowing mixed-head installations on the same zone without significant precipitation-rate mismatch. This reduces the need for separate zones when transitioning between coverage areas, simplifying system design and controller programming. The 1800 Pro Series body is a widely used platform in residential and light commercial irrigation layouts.

Key Features

• Full-circle pattern with multiple rotating streams for uniform water distribution
• 13 to 18 inch spray distance range suits mid-size coverage areas
• 4-inch pop-up height on 1800 Pro Series body keeps head protected when not in use
• 1/2-inch inlet fits standard lateral line connections
• No misting or fogging at high pressures reduces water waste and wind drift
• Can be installed on the same zone as large rotors, simplifying system design

Compatibility

Designed for use on the Rain Bird 1800 Pro Series sprinkler body with a 1/2-inch inlet connection. Intended for full-circle irrigation zones compatible with large rotor zones.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed irrigation professional in accordance with local plumbing and water-use codes. Shut off the irrigation system water supply and depressurize the lateral line before threading the rotor onto the body. Verify inlet thread compatibility and hand-tighten before final seating to avoid cross-threading. Confirm zone pressure is within the operating range of the rotor before returning the system to service.