Rain Bird R-VAN14 - 08-14' Adjustable Rotary Nozzles (45-270 Degree)

Rain Bird R-Van14 Nozzles

The Rain Bird R-VAN14 08-14 foot Adjustable Rotary Nozzle (45-270 Degree) is designed for maximum water efficiency and incredible ease of use. This nozzle is the perfect solution for retrofitting standard spray heads, as its rotating stream technology delivers water uniformly at a low precipitation rate, which significantly reduces wasteful runoff and erosion. You can reduce flow by up to 60% and improve water efficiency by up to 30% just by making the switch. 

One of the best features of the R-VAN14 is its simple, tool-free adjustment. You can easily set both the spray arc (from 45 to 270 degrees) and the radius (from 8 to 14 feet) by hand, even while the water is running. The nozzle produces thick, wind-resistant streams and large water droplets that cut through the breeze, ensuring water stays in the target zone without misting or fogging. A convenient pull-up-to-flush feature also lets you instantly clear the nozzle of any dirt or debris, keeping your system running smoothly with less maintenance.

Rain Bird R-VAN14 8'-14' Features:

• 08-14 ft adjustable pattern rotary nozzle
• Quickly adjust arc and radius without tools
• Pull up flush feature clears the nozzle of dirt and debris
• Multiple, rotating streams uniformly distribute water throughout the radius range
• Low precipitation rate reduces run-off and erosion
• Matched precipitation rates across radius, arc and pattern types
• Maintains efficient performance at high operating pressures without misting or fogging
• Color-coded and laser-marked for easy identification of R-VAN model
• Compatible with all models of Rain Bird spray bodies, risers and adapters

More Information
Model R-VAN14
Nozzle Pattern Adjustable arc
Nozzle Radius 8-14 ft
Nozzle Type High-efficiency, Rotary spray
Nozzle Series R-VAN
Specifications
Pressure Range: 30 to 55 psi (2,1 to 3,8 bar)
Recommended Operating Pressure: 45 psi (3,1 bar)
Spacing: 8’ to 14'
Arc: 45° - 270° Adjustable
Adjustments: Arc and radius should be adjusted while water is running