Rain Pro

Rain Pro products are designed for both residential and commercial systems. Their products are often used in home landscapes as well as larger turf and commercial applications. Before shopping, consider the size of your sprinkler system, its water pressure, and the type of area being irrigated.

Choose a sprinkler head based on the area you need to water and your system’s water pressure. Spray heads work well for smaller lawns and planting beds. Match the nozzle’s radius and spray pattern to the landscape, and make sure that it’s compatible with your existing riser or fitting.

Rain Pro’s lineup features several types of valves, including their line of in-line valves. These valves are electrically controlled and are installed directly in the water supply line. They open and close in response to signals from an irrigation controller, allowing water to flow to specific sprinkler or drip zones. Make sure to choose a valve that matches your irrigation piping and system flow requirements.

Sprinkler Warehouse offers several replacement parts for Rain Pro products, including replacement solenoids and diaphragms for various Rain Pro valves. These parts will allow you to repair common electrical, sealing, or housing problems without replacing the entire valve or sprinkler.

Yes. Inline sprinkler valves can be installed above ground, although they are usually installed below ground in a valve box for protection. An above-ground valve needs to be protected from direct sunlight, freezing temperatures, and accidental impacts. In areas with freezing winters, exposed valves may need to be drained and insulated to prevent damage.

Yes. Many Rain Pro valves use standard 24-volt AC solenoids, making them compatible with the most common irrigation controllers. Still, when replacing a valve or solenoid, confirm the Rain Pro’s voltage requirements and wiring instructions. Compatibility also depends on the controller’s available station capacity and electrical specifications.