Irrigation Valves

Irrigation valves control drip and sprinkler zones with dependable, serviceable designs. Shop inline/globe valves for manifolds, anti-siphon valves with built-in backflow protection, and complete drip zone kits with filter and pressure regulation—plus solenoids and repair parts to keep systems running.

Shop by need

• Inline / globe valves: 3/4" and 1" bodies for valve boxes and manifolds; flow-control options
• Anti-siphon valves: valve + atmospheric vacuum breaker for code-friendly backflow protection (mount above outlets)
• Drip zone kits: valve + filter + 25–30 PSI regulator assemblies for low-flow drip systems
• Solenoids: 24VAC coils for wired controllers and 9V DC latching for battery timers
• Repair parts: diaphragms/bonnets, O-rings, filter screens, flow-control stems, replacement solenoids

Quick choosing guide

1. Pick the valve type: use inline valves with a separate backflow device; choose anti-siphon where allowed and where the valve can sit above the highest downstream outlet.
2. Match your controller: 24VAC valves for standard wired controllers; 9V latching valves/solenoids for battery controllers. These are not interchangeable.
3. Size & threads: 3/4" fits most residential zones; 1" for higher flow. Confirm FIP/MIP/slip ends to match your plumbing.
4. Low-flow drip: choose a drip zone kit or a valve rated for low-flow operation to prevent chatter; always add filtration and regulation.
5. Flow control helps: a flow-control stem lets you throttle a zone for tuning and isolate it for service.
6. Plan wiring & protection: use gel-filled, direct-burial connectors and place valves in accessible boxes above standing water.