Rain Bird 12HC1 Spray Nozzle, 180° Half Circle Pattern, 7' - 12' Spray Distance

Rain Bird 12HC1 Spray Nozzle, 180° Half Circle Pattern, 7' - 12' Spray Distance

• Spray nozzle with 180° half circle pattern
• Adjustable spray distance of 7' to 12'
• Matched flow rate assures uniform watering even if different patterns are mixed in the same zone
• Compatible with all Rain Bird pop-up sprinklers
• Internal filter to catch debris and keep nozzle clean
• Stainless steel adjustment screw adjusts flow rate and spray distance
• Constructed of highly durable UV and chemical-resistant materials to assure long life
• Constructed of highly durable UV and chemical-resistant materials to assure long life

Rain Bird 12HC1 Matched Precipitation Rate Spray Nozzle, 180° Half Circle Pattern, Adjustable 7' to 12' Spray Distance, 30° Trajectory. Trusted for decades, Rain Bird MPR Nozzles feature Matched Precipitation Rate watering distribution technology. Nozzles with varying arcs and radii can be mixed on the same zone regardless of spray adjustment and still maintain even water distribution rates. MPR nozzles are designed to provide uniform coverage, ensuring that your lawn is green throughout, with no dry or brown spots. Non-corrosive plastic and stainless steel construction for long life. Stainless steel adjustment screw adjusts flow rate from 1.8 to 2.6 gallons per minute and spray distance from 7' to 12'. "Captured" screw slot prevents screwdriver slippage during adjustment. Nozzle sprays a 180° half circle pattern at a 30° trajectory and fits all Rain Bird pop-up sprinklers and shrub adapters. White medium mesh filter screen protects from clogging and maintains precise radius adjustment. A wide selection of MPR nozzles is available so the distribution of water can be tailored to meet the unique and diverse needs of your landscape. This 12’ MPR version produces a 180° half circle pattern; 12’ MPR nozzles are also available in 90°quarter (12QC1), 360° full (12FC1), and adjustable 0 to 360° (12AP) patterns. Rain Bird “The Intelligent Use of Water"