Sprinkler valve manifolds are assemblies that connect multiple irrigation valves to a single main water supply, ensuring easy water flow control. These central hubs help organize the valves in one location for easier installation and maintenance. Most manifolds include fittings and connectors that link valves together efficiently. Whether you're upgrading an existing system or installing a new one, our valve manifold kits, valve manifold replacement parts, and valve manifold kit accessories are available online at Sprinkler Warehouse. Order today for lightning-fast shipping.
A valve manifold is a central assembly in an irrigation system that connects multiple control valves to a single water supply line. This system allows water to be distributed efficiently to different zones. A valve manifold kit is a pre-packaged set of parts designed to simplify the installation of a valve manifold. These kits include fittings, connectors, adapters, and everything else you’ll need to keep your valves linked together. Without the need for cutting and assembly, valve manifold kits save time and minimize installation errors, allowing you to create a more professional setup. You can pick up valve manifolds and manifold kits at a great price when shopping from Sprinkler Warehouse.
Plucked straight from our Sprinkler School video library, this footage provides a step-by-step installation guide for multiple manifold configurations, specifically outlining installation time. Watch our manifold assembly race so you can smartly compare manifold types before you commit to a specific style.
Combining the quality MS Series Manifold System with the reliable Hunter PGV series or Rain Bird 100-DV series valves, these ready-to-install kits take the hassle out of specifying, configuring, and installing quality valve systems. Sprinkler Warehouse is committed to using only high-quality parts and, with our large number of available configurations, we are sure there is a valve manifold available for virtually any application.
Choose a convenient, accessible, and level location for the valve manifold. These systems are often placed near the main water supply or in a discreet part of the yard. In most cases, the valve manifold is installed below ground inside a protective valve box. If you live in an area where freezing temperatures are not an issue, the manifold can be installed above ground for easier access. At the end of the day, you want to make sure that the valves are protected from weather damage, animals, and accidental bumps from lawnmowers.
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Valve manifolds work by keeping your valves in a single location rather than separated across multiple smaller locations throughout the landscape. Each valve in the assembly is used to control the flow of water for individual zones in your lawn or commercial property. It is common for these valve kits to contain the same type of valve in each connection.
Valve manifolds are used to connect multiple valves for several zones in one easy-to-maintain location. Each manifold kit available at Sprinkler Warehouse is pre-assembled with a variety of parts. These kits vary as standard, premium, and push-fit kits. To learn more about these different kits and how they work, our customers can browse our products online or in-store.
A five-valve manifold consists of five irrigation valves housed together in a single, centralized location. It is possible to add additional valves to these assemblies if that is desired. Remember to check the Sprinkler Warehouse video tutorial library to learn more about the valve manifold kits and how to choose an appropriately sized valve box to contain them.
Start by turning off the water supply. Open the valve box and clean away any dirt around the manifold. Cut the pipes connected to the old manifold and detach the old valves and fittings. Once the old system is gone, you can assemble the new manifold using PVC primer and cement or threaded fittings. Connect it to the main supply and zone pipes, ensuring it's properly aligned, and allow the cement to cure. Finally, reconnect the valve wires and place everything back in the valve box.
At Sprinkler Warehouse, we offer manifold kits and accessories from premium brands like Hunter, Action Machine, Rain Bird, Blazing, and Hydro-Rain. Combining the quality MS Series Manifold System with the reliable Hunter PGV series or Rain Bird 100-DV series valves, these ready-to-install kits take the hassle out of specifying, configuring, and installing quality valve systems.
