Brand: K-Rain SKU: P15ES
Product Overview
The K-Rain P15ES is a male-threaded end-strip fixed spray nozzle for watering a narrow rectangular area from one end. It projects water forward along the strip while limiting width, making it useful at the end of a median, planting bed, or narrow turf section where a center-strip nozzle cannot be positioned.
K-Rain’s performance data lists an approximate 4-by-12-foot pattern at 20 PSI with 0.4 GPM flow and an approximate 4-by-15-foot pattern at 30 PSI with 0.5 GPM flow. These are rectangular coverage dimensions rather than a 15-foot circular radius.
The male threads fit compatible female-threaded spray risers, including K-Rain K-Spray bodies. The pattern is fixed, so proper orientation and overlap with adjacent heads are important. Confirm pressure, available flow, strip width and length, and riser compatibility before installation.
Key Features
- Male-threaded end-strip nozzle
- Fixed forward rectangular pattern
- Approx. 4 x 12 ft., 0.4 GPM at 20 PSI
- Approx. 4 x 15 ft., 0.5 GPM at 30 PSI
- Compatible with female-threaded spray risers
- Designed for placement at the end of a narrow strip
Common Uses
- Ends of narrow medians
- Short rectangular planting beds
- Turf strips beside pavement
- Replacing an exact P15ES nozzle
Compatibility and Installation Notes
- Requires a compatible female-threaded riser.
- Orient the nozzle from the end of the strip toward the coverage area.
- Pattern is fixed and cannot be converted to another arc.
- Use proper overlap with adjacent strip nozzles.
- Spray body is sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is P15ES a 15-foot circular nozzle?
No. It creates a rectangular end-strip pattern.
What is the published pattern at 30 PSI?
Approximately 4 by 15 feet at about 0.5 GPM.
Does it fit K-Spray?
Yes, when used with a compatible female-threaded K-Spray riser.
Why Buy This K-Rain P15ES from Big Frog Supply?
Big Frog Supply lists the exact end-strip geometry and male-thread requirement so customers can place the nozzle correctly and avoid substituting a circular or center-strip model.
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