Rain Bird

Rain Bird irrigation supplies help homeowners, contractors, and maintenance teams build, repair, and upgrade sprinkler and drip irrigation systems with trusted parts from one of the most recognized names in watering. Shop Rain Bird controllers, Wi-Fi modules, expansion modules, sprinkler valves, spray bodies, rotors, nozzles, dripline, fittings, filters, regulators, sensors, valve boxes, and repair parts for residential and light commercial irrigation projects.

Whether you are replacing a broken sprinkler head, converting a spray zone to drip, adding smart controller access, or rebuilding a valve zone, this Rain Bird collection is organized to help you find compatible parts faster. Use the filters to narrow by product type, model family, size, voltage, spray pattern, radius, flow rate, and application.

Shop Rain Bird by category

• Controllers and Wi-Fi modules: ESP-TM2, ESP-ME style controllers, station expansion modules, LNK/LNK2 Wi-Fi accessories, pump start relays, rain sensors, and rain/freeze sensors.
• Spray bodies and pop-up sprinklers: 1800 Series, 1800-PRS, RD1800, SAM check-valve options, risers, caps, screens, tools, and replacement parts.
• Nozzles: HE-VAN high-efficiency variable arc nozzles, VAN adjustable nozzles, MPR fixed-pattern nozzles, strip nozzles, bubblers, and R-VAN rotary nozzles.
• Rotors and impact sprinklers: 5000 Series rotors, Falcon rotors, Maxi-Bird, Maxi-Paw, Mini-Paw, rotor tools, nozzles, covers, and service parts.
• Valves and valve parts: DV, JTV, ASVF, PGA, PEB, solenoids, diaphragms, bleed screws, valve covers, anti-siphon parts, manifolds, and valve boxes.
• Drip and low-volume irrigation: XF and XFS dripline, 17mm fittings, 1/2 inch and 1/4 inch tubing, emitters, filters, pressure regulators, retrofit kits, stakes, and connectors.
• Sensors and accessories: flow sensors, rain/freeze sensors, pressure regulators, filter screens, riser kits, replacement parts, splice kits, wire accessories, and installation tools.

Common uses

• Repair an existing system: replace broken heads, worn nozzles, cracked caps, clogged screens, bad solenoids, leaking diaphragms, or damaged valve parts.
• Improve water efficiency: upgrade standard spray heads to pressure-regulated bodies and pair them with high-efficiency nozzles or rotary nozzles.
• Add smart control: use compatible Rain Bird controllers, Wi-Fi modules, rain sensors, and rain/freeze sensors to improve scheduling and reduce unnecessary watering.
• Convert spray to drip: use Rain Bird dripline, filters, regulators, tubing, fittings, emitters, and 1800 retrofit kits for shrubs, beds, foundations, and narrow planting areas.
• Build durable valve zones: select the correct Rain Bird valve, solenoid, manifold parts, valve box, and accessories for serviceable irrigation control.

How to choose the right Rain Bird part

1. Identify the model family: look for numbers on the sprinkler, valve, controller, nozzle, or part you are replacing before ordering.
2. Match pressure and flow: choose spray bodies, nozzles, rotors, dripline, filters, and regulators that match the zone pressure and required GPM.
3. Keep zones matched: avoid mixing spray heads, rotors, rotary nozzles, and dripline on the same zone unless the system is designed for the different precipitation rates.
4. Check size and connection: confirm pipe size, inlet size, thread type, barb size, tubing size, valve size, and controller station count.
5. Plan for service: use valve boxes, accessible filters, flush points, replacement screens, and extra nozzles so the system can be maintained season after season.

Frequently asked questions

Which Rain Bird sprinkler head should I choose?

Choose spray heads and nozzles for smaller turf or planting areas, rotary nozzles for slower application and better coverage in many retrofit zones, and rotors or impact sprinklers for larger lawn areas. Match the head type to the rest of the zone so watering is even.

What is the difference between Rain Bird 1800, 1800-PRS, and RD1800 spray bodies?

Standard 1800 spray bodies are common replacement bodies. PRS models include pressure regulation to help control misting and improve nozzle performance. RD1800 models are used where tougher conditions, pressure regulation, or optional check-valve features are needed.

Can I convert a Rain Bird spray zone to drip irrigation?

Yes, many spray zones can be converted with the correct retrofit kit, filter, pressure regulator, dripline, tubing, fittings, and emitters. Always confirm the zone flow, pressure, plant layout, and filtration before converting.

How do I know which Rain Bird valve part fits?

Match the exact valve series and size before ordering solenoids, diaphragms, covers, bleed screws, or repair kits. Rain Bird DV, JTV, ASVF, PGA, and PEB valves may use different parts.