Raindrip Inc R176CT Adjustable Rotary Sprinkler 2 Pack

Product Description

The RAINDRIP INC R176CT is a two-pack of low-volume adjustable rotary sprinklers, each mounted on a heavy-duty 8-inch stake with a 4-inch riser. Designed for drip and low-volume irrigation systems, these sprinklers rotate to deliver uniform coverage in a full circle with an adjustable spray diameter of up to 22 feet. The operating pressure range of 15 to 70 psi makes them compatible with a wide variety of residential and light commercial irrigation setups. Irrigation contractors and landscape professionals install these as part of micro-irrigation layouts to reduce water waste while maintaining even distribution across planted beds, gardens, and shrub areas.

These sprinklers are suited for residential landscape irrigation, garden beds, ground cover plantings, and similar low-volume drip-system applications. The stake-and-riser design allows direct placement in soil without additional hardware. The adjustable rotary head covers variable coverage areas up to 22 feet in diameter, making them adaptable to differently sized planting zones. Each pack contains two complete sprinkler-and-stake assemblies. Package quantity from the supplier is 10 packs per case.

Key Features

• Adjustable rotary head covers a full circle with diameter up to 22 feet
• Operating pressure range of 15 to 70 psi for broad system compatibility
• Includes heavy-duty 8-inch stakes for stable in-ground installation
• 4-inch risers position the spray head above low ground cover
• Low-volume design reduces water consumption in drip irrigation layouts
• Sold as a 2-pack for efficient coverage of multiple zones

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for residential and light commercial low-volume drip irrigation systems operating within a 15 to 70 psi pressure range.

Installation Notes

Irrigation technicians or qualified landscape contractors should install these sprinklers as part of a properly designed low-volume system. Shut off water supply and relieve system pressure before making any connections or adjustments. Press stakes firmly into prepared soil to the full depth to ensure stable upright positioning. Verify that system operating pressure falls within the 15 to 70 psi range before activating the zone to prevent under-performance or component stress.