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25492 IRRIGATION MANUAL FOR MISSION ROAD IMPROVEMENTS - ~ rw._ ' . . - • , , - - , - - _ ~ - _ - - . I ~ . • ' 1 SU6MITTAL ~ IN'.FR~TIQN~ F~R: IN R VERWA.,K ~ 7th ~ AD D em'"m 0 1 A . . . er- Poo/& ood MA . . L _ 14, 6 IOAI ~ vAj) f Afll-- IM I . . now . , • ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ n, p,. ~ . ~ . - - . - . Satisfying i;he frrigafi,~on fndustry Since 1976 . . . ~ . North, 7710 Markef St. ~ - ~ ~ Spokane, WA 99207 - ~ (501) - 46 7- 616 04 . FAX} f509) 467-93 17 . . 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Tualatin, OR 97062 ` . , _ . 692-3932 SPECIFICATION SHEET 805Y (3/4" - 2"); 0 Modei 805Y (3/4" th roug h 2") Double Check Backflow Preventer For Non-Toxic Service Featu res • Low head loss. • Spring loaded "Y" type check valves. • Flow curve generated by the Foundation for and may be subjected to backpressure. Double Checks can Cross-Connection Control and Hydrallic Research at the be used in sprinkler irrigation systems, fire protection without University of Southern California. chemical additives, protection of industrial plants, industrial in-plant plumbing systems and other systems requiring • Simple service procedures. all internal parts are protection. Local codes may vary; consult authorities for servciceable inline. specific approved applications. • Meets all specifications of AWWA and ASSE. Approved by the Foundation for Cross-Connection Control and Installation - Hydraulic Research at the University of Southern Model 805Y Double Check Backflow Preventers should be California. installed with adequate clearance and easy accessibility for • Bronze bodies, caps, shut-off valves and test cocks. testing and maintenance and must by protected from freez- ing. The assembly may be installed horizontally or vertically Operation with flow up. Refer to local codes for specific installation In a nonflow condition the check valves hold 1 PSI minimum requirements. Some codes may prohibit vertical installation. Thermal water expansion and/or water hammer down stream `~--~in the direction of flow. In a flow condition the check valves of the backflow preventer can cause excessive pressure. are open, proportional to the flow demand. In a backflow Excessive pressure situations should be eliminated to avoid - condition both checks will close until the resumption of possible damage to the system and assembly. normal flow. Typical Specifications The Double Check Valve assembly 3/a" through 2" shall consist of a bronze body with bronze caps. The body shall _ s~de v~ew , be a"Y" pattern design incorporating two spring loaded, FEBCO Protective center guided check assemblies. The assembly shall Enclosure include threaded inlet and outlet, full port ball valve shut-off Model 805Y valves and four ball valve test cocks. All internal parts shall ~ be of corrosion resistant materials. . 30" Max. Water Meter 12" Min. t All Douwle Check Valves shall be constructed so all internal parts can be serviced without removing the assembly from . ° . Suggested / , the line. Seat discs shall be reversible. The assembly shall ~ - ' • operate when installed in any position. Double Check Valves . • . . ~j/. . shall be rated to 175 PSI water working pressure and water temperature from 32°F to 140°F. The assembly shall meet the requirements of ASSE Standard Characteristics and Materials 1015, AWWA Standard C506-78, and USC Foundation for Cross Connection Control and Hydraulic Research, Sixth Maximum working pressure 175 PSI EdltlOtl. Hydrostatic test pressure 350 PSI Temperature Range 32°F to 140°F Fluid Water Typical Applieations EndDetail ThreadedANS162.1 Double Check assemblies are used to revent backflow of Main Valve Body Bronze ASTM B584-78 p Elastomers Nitrile ASTM D-2000 seat discst pollutants that are objectionable but not toxic, Double gprings Stainless steel, 300 series checks may be installed under continuous pressure service SS 805Y 11 /94 Dimensions and Weights(U.S.-inches) - A _ N ET B - SIZE A B C D E WT.(Lbs.) I I a~' 11 3/8 67/8 3 3/a 3 3/a 21/2 7 1 12 7/e 67/e 3 3✓a 3Y4 21/2 71h C - 1 1/2" 17 7/s 10'/a 5 Ys 47/e 3 3/a 171h 2" 18 % 10 1/4 51/8 4 7/s 3 3✓s 20 Metric (mm.) , D NET WT. ~ SIZE A B C D E Wt.(Kgs.) 20 288.9 174.6 95.3 95.3 63.5 3.2 25 327.0 174.6 95.3 95.3 63.5 3.4 E 30 454.0 260.4 130.2 123,8 85.7 7.9 40 473.1 260.4 130.2 123.8 85.7 9.1 Dimensions shown are nominal. Allowances must be made tor normal manufactunng tolerances. • Model 805Y FLOW CURVES Flow curve generated by the Foundation for Cross-Connection Control and Hydraulic Research at * Approved by the Foundation the Urnversity of Southern Califomia. ..,..s d ~ . _ for Cross-Connection Control ~ 15 a~ : : . ~ ~ ~ ~ : - . . ~ . 3.. . ~ , . ~ ~ ~..ro a._{_.: : b • + and Hydraulic Research at the + _:4a University of Southern 10 * . ~~•„o,~,,,..,}.w.. -o_.~"~ ~ . -.-fi.--..--,_....,.. ` ` 7 ~ e ~ . Q California( 3 » o /4 J ~ , o ^ • ~ ^ ^ ~ , . ; : ; ; 4 j _..~o e . b•~ s - o ~ a. '...o-" h,. ~ , A AWWA C506 Conformance Q 5 w ~ - j_ = o-~ , ASSE Listed 1015 = ~ . e- . . ~ . ~ - .r . o . t „ . , ~ ~ ; 1 0 ~ ~ , • ' y c ~ ~ ~ + • > > , - ' , ~ ~ _ . ~ Q .a ~ ' . ¢ „ A , .y_ , CSA B-64.5 Certified ~ . 0 t0 20 30 (GPM) 6 7 5 10 15 18 (FPS) I J _ • ° " ' _ ~ o ~ S ' ' , u p , o ' ~ e ~ s o- ~ ' _ ' ~ ♦ • j o .M1 . b. • ' Q Valves must be supplied with resilient seated shut-off 10 valves and testcocks for USC* „ o approval to be in effect. 1 J . • v 6 il ~ ~ I~ ~t ~ ♦ - Y ~ • ` G ~ t - 0 5 ~ • .x . ; • Q w ~ e. , b . , . , ~ , t , f~- o p-~0• ~ d A r a s 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 (GPM) 6 7.5 10 15 20 (FPS) 1J ' . e f . , - ~ • : r ~ 3 , ' Y e e.~ , ~ . . ' 9 e e H ` 9 n.o-.~ a v-o b .-.._1 . i - y 3 S f b~ ~ E f d a ~ C • , . y . -n e < - . _ _ ' _ t _ ~ ~ o ~ - a ' . . 10 U. 17 ~ . ~ ~ .,o• •d• ; , ~ a ~ . . - ~ ~ f. . ~ 4 f 1 ~ h 11/2 0 °.a,~ 9 ` ' . = ~ , ~ 'l Q J `.!J"', o o k Y'1~'~e_-.-'~e._..~.~ : - ~ . - - . . :R x, :.M - - . . . ; ~ rx._ .....wd ..di......-. ' _ , = e ~y~-.. - : ~ T✓-..-... ~ 2 ~ ` ~1~ • , ` ` . ~ e ` • - - - - ~ . . . . . 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 (GPM) • 6 10 15 (FPS) ~ ~ ~ - 15 : w y . « _ _r ° { . ; ~ e „ - < > K,- n x ~ o N, q, ~ ~ ~.a ~ a y { 4 ~ b 1 0 i..., .41...-•,~c_ ~...>...v...~. H,.- - „a,- a."`~,."~',~fjf?`••'-,rq.~-,..-w,.~.e- e ~ ,e. .,4~.~' 4' U) ...p.~. , .I. . . , . 5 . . - . ~~.o i i% t • t_O • _•__o-~_~,_.. ~ O ~ V ~ e . • ^ ' e ' ' > ~ ` f < 3. . , v o ~ • o . ~ o - 3 , .~I.., , } - r~v 0 Q ' • . ~ (j < y ~ ~ , 3 O ~ < if o j s F _ q , o M1 ~i, , , w = V 4 0 ~ . ~ - ; ~ ~ , . = S _ y, . , " - ^ . • - i ~ ~ a ~ " ^ , „ ^ . e < ~ r t• ~ ~ ' < w . ~ ~ S t} t 1, 0 40 80 120 160 200 240 (GPM) 6 7[] 10 15 20 (FPS) ' FLOW RATE (In GPM and FPS) NOTES. 1 Velccities are calculated for flows in Schedule 40 steel pipe. FEBCO 2. Typical water sytem flow velocities of 0 to 7.5 FPS should be used (or head Ioss efficiency compansons. ~ A division of CMB Industries P.O. Box 8070, Fresno, California 93747, (209) 252-0791 Telex: 33-7616 CMB FSO Fax: (209) 453-9030 SS 805Y 11 /94 All materials copyrighted. Printed in USA JC) MODEL 805Y PART NUMBERS SIZES 3/4" to 2" FIG. SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE NO. DESCRIPTION QTY. 3/4 " 1^ 1_1/2" 2" 7 Cap 2 101-028 101-028 101-034 101-034 8 0-ring 2 398-226-72 398-226-72 398-235-72 398-235-72 9 Disc Holder 2 500-270 500-270 500-278 500-278 10 Seat Disc 2 400-099 400-099 400-103 400-103 11 Washer 2 300-084 300-084 300-108 300-108 12 Screw 2 516-543-03 516-543-03 ' 516-543-03 516-543-03 14 Spring 2 630-115 630-115 630-118 630-118 Shut-offs 29 Ball Valve - Inlet 1 781-053 781-054 781-056 781-057 29 Ball Valve - Outlet 1 781-048 781-049 781-051 781-052 30 Testcock 4 781-074 781-074 781-075 781-075 AssemblieslKits . Rubber Parts 905-042 905•042 905-053 905-053 (8,10-2 ea.) Check Assembty 905-044 905-044 905-055 905-055 (8, 9, 10,11 and 12) _ _ . . . . The Model 805Y6 and Model 805YS utilize the same components as the.805Y with the exception of the following: . ~ • _ _ _ MODEL 805YB SIZE 3/4" FIG. SIZE NO. OESCRIPTION 0TY. 3/<" 14 Spring 2 630-167 MODEL 805YS SIZES 3/4" to 2" FIG. SIZE SIZE SIZE SIZE NO. DESCRIPTION QTY, 3I4" 1" 1_1/2" 2" 10 Seat Disc 2 400099S 400099S 400103S 400103S Assemblles/Kits Rubber Parts 905042S - 905042S 905053S 905053S (8, t 0-2 ea.) Check Assembly 905044S 905044S 905055S 905055S (8, 9,10,11 and 12) ~ 8 g pISC H~~~ER 10 SEaT [)ISG 11 DlSC W AS"ER ~ 7 GAP 10 . t2 sGaEW $ p.RtNG-~ R p ~ i'A4 SPR~NG ~ ` GHECK p,sSE1'~g~Y ~ ~ 2,9 C,p,T E vALV E' . ` f .l T Y , *30TEgTC4CK. t . , ~ ~ BpDY .ry r~ i~ . . \ 28 pLUG• CQMMERCIAL QARjS y F ~u , a Hi S !p r ♦ {,r` r i S' ~4N;x e', risi' h. t , •l.. ESPMX an~d -L°Xi Serie-s Contro~lylers ~ •~4 ~l • ' • ~ t ~f ~"~001 . . '14i ,1f ' 't^ ~j 'I~• , y j~ I . . .M.• ~ u• t,^ . ' M ~ ~G , 'i~i[~2.' ~ .~SL' 1~ ~1s IB~L 3i~ MT ♦ ~t/ 1'~ . ~L • i_ xiP.~. . b: li- ~ a /A~~t r. y Yb. . M"'' a~~a~ `~f.c • ~s '~c°r~ a ~ s~r a~nr sr • s~c.. ~ c~ a~.+~.,. .acu:; r ~rn /V91. "'.~V~_.~ ~iii~[0~+ 'a~' `.14W ~rI MdM• in- :.~s saL ei~. r . ~ y Z, 2 , { r ~L Design, At'-for ESP-LX and -LXi Series are simple-to-operate four-program controllers designed for watering diverse landscapes. An extension of the popular ESP line of residenbal and Jight commercial controllers, the ESP-WLXi Series packs into its rugged cabinet a hast of programming and opera6on features. Flexibility starts with Me number of models (four) and inc/udes the availability ofA, B, C and Drip programs, and a convenient choice of variable-day cycles. A durable plastic cabinet with a quick re/ease face panel and key-lock door makes the outdoor version (ESP-M - easy to install, reliable and suitable for the most challenging environments. An indoor version ~ (ESP-LXi) of the same series with a plug-in style transformer is also now available. ESP-LX and-LXi Series controllers from Rain Bird O-Preferred by professionals woridwide Features Operafing Specifications - ESP: Extra-Simple Programming ■ Station timing: A, B, C programs - 0 to 99 ■ Four programs (A, 8, C and Orip) minutes in 1-minute increments; Orip program o Timekeeping during power outages - 0 to 10 hours per station in 6-minute increments Dimensions ~ ■ Automatic starts: 24 sfart times available (6 per • Diagnastic circuit breaker Cdentifres stations with prog~m) per day on any quarter hour '~d~: 9Xu (24,1 cm) valve or wire faults) ■ Height 10 (26 cm) ■ Test • Pragramming schedule options: pragram and water budgeting per program 1. ODD day watering (all programs) • Depth: 4:~° (11,1 cm) • Programmable rain shutdown with variable rain 2. EVEN day watering (afl programs) delay up fi 14 days 3. I/arrable day cycle (1 to 31 days, variable per Models ■ E/echrca/ surge protection Cnput and output) program) ■ Rain or moisture sensor system inpuf and override 4. Custom (weekly schedule variable per program) ■ ESP-6LX.• 6 stations capabili6es • Water budgeting: 0-200°rb per program in 10% ■ ESP-BLX.• 8 stations n Easy-to-mount, heavy-duly, plastic cabinet, with lncrements ■ ESP-12LX.• 12 statrons key-lockable door and swing-out, quick release ■ ESP-16LX.• 16 stations ~ facepanel ElectricalSpecifications a ESP-12LXi:12statrons • All intemal wiring (no juncffon box needec) • Input required.117 VAC ± 1096, 6aHz ■ ESP-16LXi: 16 stadons • Selectable master valve/pump start (ON/OFF per . Output 26.5 VAC, 1.5A (1.25A on ESP-LXi) . station) • Diagnastic circuit breaker skips stafions w'ith • 365-day calendar w'ith ODD/EVEN watering day overloaded or shorted circuits and displays the cycle option, variable-day cycle, or days-of the- station o S'eeify: week scheduling . pverlQad, backup fuse (1.5A SLO-BLO) (1.25A on ESP-16LX ■ DAY OFF option fo set any day of the month as a Esp_LX) i T T ~ non-watering day for all programs - ■ Battery backup: 9-vo1~ NiCad rechargeable battery ~1~lODEL NUMBER OF STATIl~ • Sta~on fault indicator lighf and display for pmgramming under battery power and ESP-LX.• Outdoor s: s stabons ■ Large liquid crystal display maintaining program memory during power outages FSP_ix;. IRdoor 8: 8 stations - Programmable under battery power ■ Station Capacity.• Up fo iwo 24 VAC solenoid valves 12. 12 sranons • Manual single and manual muldp/e station operafion PEr station plus a master valve or pump start relay 16.• 16 stgons • Sfart time stackfig - Terminal sbips for up to # 12UF wire • Dnp prQgram can nin concurrenUy with programs A eorC RA/N ~//PD • Heavy-duty 1.25A extemal, plug-in style transformer ~ on the ESP-LXi indoor version . . ' , „ ESP-LX and -LXi Series Controllers ESP-6LX, ESP-8LX, ESP- 12LX, ESP- 16LX, ESP- 12LXi, ESP- 16LXi ~ Specifications ESP-LX ESP-LXi The controller shall be a hybrid type, that combines electro-mechanica/ and p ~o microprocessor based circuitry capab/e of fully automatic, sem!-automatic, ~ and manual control of irrigation sysfems. The controller shall be housed in a wall-mountab/e, heavy-duty, plastic, (weather-resistanr in ESP-1)Q cabinet ~ w'ith a key-lock doar and sha/l be suitable for indoor or outdoor applications. ~i ~The controller's door shall be easily removab/e once it has been unlocked and opened. The controller's face panel shall be of a swing open type and shall be easily removable for installa6on or maintenance. ~ ~For indQOr installation, the controller (ESP-LXi) shall utilize a three-prong, plug- in style bansformer with a fhree (3) wire secondary cable (including a ground wire w'rth green co/ored installafion) thatsha/l be 6 feet (15,2 cm) in length. The controller shall operate on 117 VAC ± 10% at 60Hz and shall be capable The repeating water day schedules available for tfre programs shall be Odd of operating up to iwo 5.5 VA 24 I/AC electfic remote control valves per station Day Watering only, Even Day Watering only, Custom Days of bhe week plus a master valve or a pump start re/ay. The controller shall have an waterrng only or Variable Day Cycles (per program) from one to thirty-one days. e/ectronic, diagnostic circuit breaker that shalJ sense a stavon with an electriGal overload or short circuit and shall bypass the station and sha!! me controller shall have a master valve/pump start circurt that shall provide - continue to operate all other stations in the program in sequence. The 24-voltA.C. power for either a master valve or pump start relay when any of controller sha/l utilize an indicator light to alert the operator to the e/ectrical the controller's stations are in operaHon. The controller shall provide the ``--prob/em and shall also disp/ay the problem,staUon uniUl the operator depresses operator the capability to disab/e concurrent operation of the master the front-face-panel-mounted reset button. valve/pump start circuit from any stafion desired. The controller shall have four separate irrigation programs (A, 8, C& DRIP) 1he controller shall have a sensor circuit for connection to a rain sensor or to which may be programmed for different start times, station assignments, an underground moisture sensor system. When the sensor reaches its "wet" station watering time lengths and, in variab/e day cycle mode, differing setting and is either interrupdng or restricting vo/tage, the same restriciron watering days. Each program shall be capable of up to 6 starts times per shall be made to the val ve common terminal to prevent or interrupt iffigation. day. The controller shall have stations, each capable of an operating 17re controller shall have an indicator Ilght that shall be on whenever the range of from 0 to 99 minutes in one-minute increments for those stations sensor switch is set to "ACTIVE': The controller shall have a front-face-panel- assigned to Programs A, B or C. Stations assigned to the DRIP program shall mounted sensor bypass switch that shall allow the operator to override the have an operatrng range from 0 to JO hours in 6-minute increments. The sensor if desired. controller shall provide a separate water budget feature for each of the A, B, The controller shall have a battery recharging circuit and a factory-supplied 9- and C programs. Water budget shall allow simultarteous adjustment for all volt rechargeable battery. A fully charged battery shall maintain clock time and stations on a program from zero 96 of set rrunning bme to 200 % of set running program memory up to one week during a power outage. !n the event of time. Ad%ustments shall be in 10% incremenls. The controller shall be capab/e memory loss, a default program shall begin operatron 8 hours after power of "stacking"A, B and C programs and operating them sequentially to prevent resumes. ln default, all staiions shal1 revert to program A and shall be operated overlapping irrigation cydes. On/y the DRIP program shall be allowed to stvt at in sequence for ten minutes each on the day cyc/e af which bhe Schedu/e any time regardless of anofher prQgram in operation. When the DR/P program Switch is set (ie. every other day or daily). is in operation along with an A, 8 or C prvgram, the controller shall be capable of displaying both stations that are in operation and their program The controller shall be as manufactured for Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp., assignments. The controller shall have a 365-day ca/endar with a day-of-the- Glendora, California, month OFF feature allowing the operator to set speciflc dates io be off up to 30 days in advance. A date set fo OFF shall override the normal, repeating day schedu/e and shall remain off on maf date, and shall display to the operafor that the current day is a non-water day. RADV4BIRD. ; ~ Recycled Paper. pREFERRED BY PROFESSlOJ1G4L.S WORLDWIDE Rain BirYf. Rain Bird Sales, Uc., 970 W. Sierra Madre, Azusa, CA 91702 Conserving more than wafer. Phone: (818) 963-9311 far: (818)812-3411 • Rain Bird Technical Serwces: (800) 247-3782 cReyistered Trademark of Rain 8ird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp. Rain 8ird lnfemational, lnc., 145 North Grand Avenue, Glendora, CA 91741 m 1995 Rain Brrrl Sprinkler Mfg. Corp. 8195 Phone: (818) 963-9311 Fax.-(818) 963-4287 0390201i ~ ' . . •'~i..;l.i.~. , . ^ w • - . ~ . _ . ~ , t: _ . ' _ , ~+~hl~.%,:' ~ .l~ ' ~ ~ . . .:..~"i.._ . . s . . ~ . . i.~..«. . ..p..t.al~:rirs.NK {{rF~: :s1 . _ . .~.~yr... ~ ~ . , :i..•. n . . ~ . . . . ^ ~:r... : ~:~.•K . " . ' ~ w.w~.... . ~ . . .r~.~~;• • - • " , ~~t f_~~;'S'~4^~~~•.~~,•Y~•'i i_ f5~ •r. 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'h. ~ • . . . . _ . . • ' ~ , ' • ~ . ~ ~ ! • Con ten ts INTRODUCTiON .............................................................................2 OPERATiNG THE CONTROLLER ....................................................33 LX+ and LXi+ Series Controllers ........................................2 Operate Controller Automatically....................................... 33 Controller Stations 2 Run Program(s) Manually ..................................................34 Station Layout 3 Run Station(s) Manuaily .....................................................35 Controls, Switches, and lndicators 4 IHSTAtLIMG THE CONTROLLFR 36 PROGRAMMING THE CONTROLLER ................................................6 Installation Checklist ..........................................................36 Oefinitions 6 Select Location................................................................... 37 Programming Under Battery Power 6 Remove Door and Face Panel ...........................................38 ~ Programming Checklist 7 Mount Controller on Wa11.................................................... 40 Fill out Programming Chart 8 Connect Main Power Wires ................................................42 Set Time .....10 ESP-LX+ (Outdoor / Indoor Controller) ......................42 Set Date .............................................................................11 ESP-LXi+ (lndoor-Only Controller) ............................46 Select Program ..................................................................12 Connect Field Wires ...........................................................48 Set Watering Day Cycle .....................................................13 Field Wire Entrances ...................................................48 Custom .......................................................................13 Station Valve Wiring ....................................................49 ~ Cyclical .......................................................................15 Master Valve Wiring ~ OddlEven Cycle .........................................................17 Sensor System Wiring.................................................. Set Station WateriRg Times ................................................18 Install Battery ......................................................................51 Set Program Start Times................................................. ~ TROUBLESHOOTING................................ 53 Sei Water 8udget Clearing All Program Information .......................................56 Set Station Delays ..............................................................23 Technical Assistance.......................................................... 56 Set MV / Pump Starts 25 Set Rain Delay ...........................................................27 Set Calendar Days OFF.....:..::...........................................28 Set Sensor S stem and B ass Switch 30 y yP Questions? Run Test Program ..............................................................32 Call Rain Bird Technical Assistance at 800-247-3782. . • • _ ~ _ - ~ , . • - . - ~ \ 4~/ - . 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CAUTION ICONS The lightning fla.sh with arrowhead symbol, , L'eclair avec le symbole de la fleche, piace within an equilateral triangle, is intended to dans !es limites d'un triangle 6quilateral est alert the user to the presence of uninsulated prevu pour avertir I'utilisateur de la presence °dangerous voltage" within the product's de "tension dangereuse" non isole dans enciosure that may be of sufficient I'enceinte du produit qui pourrait etre d'une magnitude to constitute a risk of eiectronic importance suffisante pour presenter un shock to persons. risque d'electrocution aux personnes. The exclamation point within an equilateral Le point d'exclamation dans un_triangle triangle is intended to alert the user to the - equilateral est prevu pour avertir I'utiiisateur presence of important operating and ~ de la presence d'instructions importantes . maintenance (servicing) instructions in the pour les operations et I'entretien (service) literature accompanying the product. dans les manuels fournis avec I'appareil. ESP-LXf B LX+ /nstal/adon. Programming & Operanm Gudde Page 1 : ~-~e!~, . . . , r-_.._ . _ . . r?. . . _ _ _ . , - _ . ~ . . . . _ . . . I - . , . c r..-~ • -r,-"-- - _ , ~GS's7!~i~"'. . . . . ; . . ~:~:~v~r_ . - ~ , ~ _ . . . . . . _ . . ~ ~ i I I ~ . r INTRODUCT/ON LX+ and LXi + Series Controilers The ESP (Extra Simple Programming) -UC+, -LXi+ Series ■ Programmable delay between stations Controller is an irrigation timing system for residential and ■ Option to set any day of the month as non-watering light commercial use. • ■ Test program for all stations The ESP-LX+ comes in 6-, 8-, 12-, 16-, or 24-station ■ Diagnostic circuit breaker models, designed for either indoor or outdoor use. The o Hookups for rain or moisture'sensors with built-in ESP-LXi+ comes in 8-, 12-, or 16-station models, for override switch indoor use only. Both models have the following features: . ■ Water budgeting for each program " ■ Four programs, with independent watering days . - - - • ■ Up to six start times per program per watering day ■ Removable front panel, programmable under battery power _ ■ Battery backup for program storage ■ Electrical surge protection and 3-year warranty ■ Rain delay, from 1 to 14 days • . . ....................-----..._r..___...................... ~ . ` . Controller Stations - - • Your ESP-LX+, LXi+ Series controller is an electronic c(ock For example, the illustration shows that station 1 is that controls when your sprinkler system turns on, and how currently watering. When station 1 is finished, the controller long the sprinklers run. The controller has several stations will shut it off and start station 2. In the same way, station connected to it, as shown in the illustration on the following 3 will begin watering when station 2 is finished. page. Each station is connected to a remote control NOTE: ESP-LX+ and -LXi+ controllers let ~ sprinkler valve. you set a delay between stations. For The valve opens when it receives power from the controller, ~ example, if you set a one-minute delay, and the sprinklers connected to that valve turn on. When station 1 will run until finished, followed by these sprinklers have run for their programmed time, the a one-minute delay. Then station 2 will controller shuts off the valve and opens the next valve in operate, followed by a one-minute delay. sequence. Pa9e 2 ES.p-LXt & LXif /nsta0ation, Programming & Operd6on Guide ~ • . /~•R•'yY~~-~' • - • . . • N . . _ ~ ; . w.. . • ~ . ~ • ~ .J~ • • / 5~. . . . r'w~:'411~~: ~!r ~ • . . ~ _ ` . ~ . - - . . . . ~ . . . . . . . • • . • ' . . . . • s , . . • • . ♦ _ ~'~11 : • . • . , • • I . . . - • . . . j.~ . • . ~ ~ ~ ~ • ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ' • • • ' ~ • • . • . . . . ~ ~ . . Y~~ ~ fi• . • • ~ . • . . . . ~~~i_ ~ •1~\y. ~ ~ • _ . . • . • _ . . . ` ' • ~ r.r:;; . ' ~ ' . . . . . . . ' ' : ~ :•.z~~ ~ - • , _ • • , . . .~r . . . . ~r•.'e• .ei~;~:.:~_ . . , . . ~ . • • ' ' • . . . ' ' • • . • ' ' ' • ~ . . ~ . ~ . , . . . ...w..._...'i'~ .__...-_~...~...i~::~~:. :~1.e r~ ~,~,i.. .:o.~:ri.i.i.e' •~~1-_ _.~:.~.ii.i..:.~.'..:~. _~.:i... . . . . . . . . . . Station Layout Controller Remote Control Valves Sprinklers ~ p 0 0 ~ Q 0 0 p p ~ 0 Q D 0 p a~~ p 0 0 ~ 0 C. p o ~ 0 e ~ D Station 1 e C:~ =A A ~ ` ~ ' ~ v7 • . . ~ Power . ~Wires Common Wire ~ - Station 2 ~ - ~.~i~:_ . _ - _ . _ . . . j~V'° r : ~F _ ~ • ~ ' ~ ~ Station 3 Page 3 ESP~.Yt & LXf /nsta!ladon. Pragranrmmg & Op~eraDi~► Gu~de . , . . - - - - . _ _ . _ . _ . _ . _ , - • • . ' _ . - - . . _ . ~ ` :.~'s, ~ ' - _ . : . . . . , . . . . ' : i ~ ' / ^~n~,-~ • • • • . ~ . . . _ • ~ . \ • ' • • •~VJ•~.tiy - . . , . - ' • . . . . y:/!; NP,y.`', rJ ~ . .•u'\ ' . - •'i1.•~: _ _ • - 'L i',lJ; . . ~ ' _.__.........a_..-._.:•_r:.i::i..ia~J..ti.'-~.~niLi~!_ ~t'~;....... - ~t.«....... i Controls, Switches, and Indicators The illustration shows the controls, switches, and indicators on the ESP-LX+ controller, including: O Fault LED - flashes when the controller senses a U( Off ~IWTo ) ` station short circuit. ~AMI? sUDW ~ cxrau + CAy rUTPROGRW SCHEo. S U N 12 : Q 5 Reset Button - used to turn off the Fault LED after aY~ ~ ~ ~ . the fault has been corrected. ~/unvae O' /WNQELtYV I ~r ~eon~ @ LCD Oisplay - during normal operation, displays the '~~p ~ time of day; during programming, shows the result of I~~~ ~ ~ your commands; during watering, shows the station wA~rr4c nME that is running and the minutes remaining in its run V„M„G , P~srAnoN ~ SfNSQR S1AlTONS time. o p I ~ I . V~ o,~ Ac~ ~ ~ O Manual Start / Advance Button - used to start a / . program manually or to manually advance watering ESP-I2-LX (94 . from one station to the next. Also used to make program changes. 0 P6M Button - used to select watering program A, B. C, or D-drip. ' O Arrow / ON-OFF Buttons - used to set times and days, and to make program changes. O Programming Dia1- used to tum the controller off and on, and for programming. . . Page 4 ESP-LXf & LXif /nstalla6on, Programming & Operadon Guide _ . . - • - . . . , !1 . . . . . . . , . ' , ' ~ • . ' . . ~ r., . _ , _ : . , . . . , (t!• ~ ` " • ~ . ' . . ' ' 4..•: ~ . • . . • ' • . . 1 : . . : ~ . . ~ . ' . . • . . . _ . - • . ' . . ' • ' . • " . . . . . i r - _ ~ ; i;i`; - : _ . . . - ~ . . ' . . ' . • - • - .i• . • - . • , . . • . " • . =;r' -vl.•~i...r=~•:~';'~~_~~~'?'''•""r~'•~• :.f~: t:.:~'~ " . . . . •~1. , ~ ~ • . n• ~ . '•ry:~ ~.~c.,1`'j,~~, ' ; - ' . , ' • ' - . ' .r.. r •'~:a~~.>.. ~~;6~}`.r'~. r: • . 'J . . - . . . . . . , .[•~\~10.':~~i~_ .1 _ • _ ' _ ._.~_~&..'L~'__' ~.'et.! _ _Tr I-r..A~. _'.y~I..~La~-`'~ y. .y. _ - . . . ~ ♦ • I. ' YM~ib~. . . _ O Watering Suspended br Sensor LED - glows when ~ o O watering is prevented by a sensor. . c~f ~~o, WAIFR81l+DGfI ~ aa~a,u ony O Sensar Bypass Switch - used to tell the controller to Ol~ ",m S~~ Q S p^ obey or ignore input from a sensor system. (Sensor ar~,§ systems are optional.) . ,XN DE,,r~ o w~ ~~S g m Stations Sfide Switch - used to select one of the ~ wA rERevc station rows around the Programming Dial. For 12-, s~~TTMEs , - 16-, and 24station moJeis only. "'A'UNG ""'F ~sTanaN ~ / . ~ . . ~ , . _ . , ~ ~ s~xs~ sunoxs , . ~ aff ACM cm To ESP-I2-LX '?C90 z._ . . . . . - ~ . . . . . . . . . . ESP-LXt & LXf /nsra!!ad'an, Pmqramm~ng &OPsraGOi Grxe Page 5 ,'jl,Y~:•••T'~~'.~• •'`v''~,~`~.'_~'~'~. " . . . • •t . . "r^~.~:/: . . " _......._~...~...~~...~.r,~ . . w .~O+lr 1 . . . . ' . . ~ \ » _1...-.'.~~ {~C~t~<~.~M~f~.w : - . . . , . . Jf,~~~yQK~'i:l~'~',~r?:•' .:e . . . ' • . . • : ~ti~~t~t.-.fr-' -S.~`,~`'~.',~:. "~',~,'~N • . . . • __u,~ . - , • Y.~S ^.^G::'.-.•~'. . r - . ~ • . . . ~ . :~'t`:I~.•' :t'~`,''~• . • . . ` . . , ' . _ . i~"..-'~.~•"~~' • . J~ . . . . • . • , ' ' ' ' . . : - .r. . . • . • , - . • . •t• . . . . . • . . . • . ' ~ ~ - I PROGRAMM/NG THE CONTROLLFR , Definitions Programming is the process of telling the controller ■ Start time(s) 4(Sl - the time(s) of day that the program exactly when and how long you want to water. The begins; this is the time that the first station in the * controller opens and closes the remote control vafves program begins watering; all other stations in the " according to the program you set. program then follow in.sequence. - , Each program contains: . MOTE: The term °start time" refers to the ' ■ Watering days the specific days of the week on time that that a program starts - not to the time . each individual station begins to run. which watering takes place (for example, Monday, Wednesday, Friday), or the watering interval (for ' example, every third day, or only on even or odd : Run time the number of minutes (or hours arr!._. . numbered days of the month). minutes) that each station runs. , Programming Under Battery Power If you wish, you can remove the front face panel of the To program the ESP-LX+ or ESP-LXi+ controller under controller and program the unit under battery power. This battery power, you will need tc install the battery as feature can be useful if the controller is installed in an described on page 51. To remove the face panel, see the area that is not readify accessible. This feature also allows instructions on page 38. you to enter program information before installing the controller at the job site. Page 6 ESP LXt & LXit lnstallatron, Programming & Operation Guide • . r 2'n , i ' . • ' ~ - . . . . . ' ' . ~ • ~ 1~. . . . ~ ~ . . ~ ' ' • • ~ ' . . . . . . . . • ~ . ~ ~ 1~~ . • . . . . ' ~ . . . ' . . ' ~ . . . . ~ . . . . . ' • ' . .j . . . . ♦ . .1. ~C..~ L. i.T.sw:. ..was.l...~4iJ~u:~[~Ll:~iuL.r'. e~•, ~r-.~ ~•a1~...> }.e ~ If.~:a...Siv~vl'cb4l+t~~., ~ ~.nii, _.r. . • . ' '"ti.~L...~:~Ti:: i~1...:.,c.:c,u~.at I Programming Checktist To program the ESP-UC+ controiler for the first time, we NOTE: To ciear ALL program information, recommend that you complete the following steps in ' turn the dial to OFF. Then hold down the order. For your convenience, a check-off box (Q) is . ON and MAN START / ADV. buttons for provided for each step. about seven seconds. You may then completely reprogram the controller. Begin. with the instructions on page 10. Q Fill out Programming Chart Page 8 ~ . . Set time and date Page 10 ❑ - For each program: A B C D ~ rJ Q O ❑ Select program (A, B, C, or D-drip).. Page 12 ' . O ❑ O Set watering schedule. Page 13 O Q O Q~ Set station run times Page 18 . . . ~O O O O Set program start time(s). Page 20 ❑ O O O Set water budget (optional) Page 22 ❑ O ❑ O Set station delays (optional) Page 23 O Set master valve / pump starts for each station (optional).. Page 25 O Set rain delay (optional) Page 27 Set calendar day(s) ON/OFF (optiong . Page 28 O Set sensor system and switch (optional) . Page 30 O Run test program (optional) Page 32 ❑ Set controller to automatic operation . Page 33 ESP-[Xt & L.& /irsra//adon, Paagramming & Opieradon Gu,ioe Page 7 ~ . _ . . , . • - . . _ , . . . . _ ; _ ~ ~ i i a ~ - - ~ x Fi11 out Programming Chart . Before you being programming, fill out the ESP-LX+, followed by Station 2 for 20 minutes, l._Xi+ Series Programming Chart and attach it to the Station 3 for 20 minutes, and Station 4 for inside of the contro{ler door. A sample Programming 5 minutes. The entire program will take Chart is shown on the next page. about an hour to run. O Write a brief description of the sprinklers or plant O Enter the station delays for Program A. A station zones covered by each station on the controller. ' delay is the amount of time between the end of one 0 Indicate which stations drive a master valve or station's operation and the beginning of the next baoster pump relay by writing "ON" in the MV / Pump station's operation. Station delajrs can be used to column. Write "OFF" for all other stations. allow a water well to recover or slow-closing valves to * In the Program "A" column, mark the watering day tum off completely. If neither of these situations cycle. For a custom cycle, write the specifc days of applies to your site, leave the station delay set to 0. A • station delay setting applies to all stations on ttr the week (e.g., M, TU). For a cyclical schedule, write , the cycle period (e.g., "CYC 3" means every third program. day). For ODD/EVEN-day-watering, write OOD or fn the sample chari, Program A has a one-minute EVEN, delay between stations. When Station 1 ends, the 4 Enter the watering time (in hours and minutes) for controller will wait one minute before starting Station each station you want assigned to Program A. 2. There will also be a one-minute delay between Station 2 and Station 3, and between Station 3 and ~ Enter the start time for Program A. Although only one Station 4. start time is needed to run the program, you may p Repeat steps 3 through 6 for Program B, C, and enter up to five more start times for each program. D-drip. NOTE: The start time applies to the program, not to the individual stations NOTE: Stations assigned to Program D An cannot be used in any other programs. See assigned to the program. In this example, I Program A begins watering at 8:00 a.m. on ■ page 18 for more information. . Mondays, Tues.days, Thursdays, and O Make any special notes in the space provided. Saturdays. Station 1 runs for ten minutes, Page B ES?-LXf & LXif /nstallation, Proorainm117g & Opeiation 6uitl.. . . ~ f. . ' . . Y~. . . 'i.. .d•.. l. . . ~ • , .,v~...y~ _ _.J'..~.•.. . . . : = ' - : - j _ • . . J ~ ..•~.r..✓~.~+i.r~~~ _ . . . . . . . . . _ ~ ESP-LJC+, LXi+ Series Programming Chart ~ Program •A' + Program 'B' I Progratn 'C I Program 'D' ~--.Srhedule ~ M. TIJ. Tli, SA ~ 4YG 3 I 000 I E/EN ~ Start 1 &00 AM J 9:50 AM I 7A0 AM I 9~0 AM Start 2 ' + I 9:00 AM I ~ $t3R 3 ~ f I 11:00 AM I ~ St3R 4 200 PM I I I ~ ! ~art 5 I I ~ 'YDO Pfvt I - Start 6-< + I 8:00 PM ~ 0-1, StatiCn Deley 1 min 2 min ~ , J' 4 f ~ ~ Mv ' ~ k ~ ..4 ~ ~ ' J.xK:' . r DOsCf'Ip~ Ofl ' ::0•:4 4~~5: mk`atx':?S~3`~'~~~~'J~'.:~~~.~:~%s~,%S'i~•y~'.tiC~r~:q~o•y,:;ZSc?•:ykr'}}4a~tt?.+'~:~:~:i~,r;r.'•r. ~'~,fy'~;i~;?~'}~;~C{vic;~^? ` . ~ \ y Mv ~ .i:os.\tt~~.S: ~xa°'~'~'C ••,M~3i;;;~s•->;~,.,~.v~,r'~{'-.<~:actY':Er.''',~.~,~'~'_~y','~~~a`e`%A'e;~y,t`~Y ixiJ;-.`~C$:e~3t;,ci~' u.,;,ya ~ f i•.,r o,x r'° ti" . f»w..m:d:•r.;.".;~'ti .~,:i~'y.`y'~;::':~r:•pax~..rw~.••:~<:.;.':k~:":Y,..r?..}~''':%~?.,~:.N.~~',`~~><:Z' {r.''''i•r•~rSs,?iy:t'~~;~,{ P'Yfl1 ~ '•'h~r`.:f~w-i:+~. - ' h.-'•~';: :;.;v,.a,:v.u,<y ^'?•^.`.a'•u%yia-:u;.~:~.:~'.;!tv,.av}.v:,`. ::{,~:w;f`•?`.:~i.;:.nn:'7:~~;;:_if~t.,~,'_!r.._a;N:;-i: P ~ FRONT SPRAYS ~ Station 1 I~ 10 min ON ~ L FKONT ROTORS ~ Station 2 ~ 20 min ON R. FRONT ROTt?1Z5 ~ StatiOn 3 ~ 20 min ON SHRUBS ~ Station 4 I 5 mm ~ 10 min ON L B/1AC RDTORS ~ St3tiOn S I + 10 min ON R. BAC1C ROTORS Station 6 ~ 10 min pN B/1CJC SPRAYS + St3tion 7 - ~ 10 min ON MOM'S R05E5 StSti4n 8 ! I I 20 min 60 min ~ OFF • ; DAdS OPERIMENt StatiOn 9 I I ( 20 min 60 mm ~ OFr= ' NOTES: 31st is Sct as an off day. ~ Connecud a Ratn Bfrd Rain Chcck scnsor and sct 9ert3or bypass swiuh . ` ' to active. Technical Services 1-800-247-3782 PM 633474 ESP-LX+ J LXr /Wta//ation, PA7g12mming J 00era60n Guide Page 9 . . • r _ ' • ~,.~Y'~•4 : ti: , . . \ ~ , ~ • . ~ r ~ Set Time Before you can program the controller, you must set its internal ciock to the correct time and date. O Turn the dial to "TiME/CALENDAR." o OAUTo 0 The hour digits in the display flash. '"'M&OG9 ~ rFSraRo SOffD R~ r ro 0 Press 4 or a to set the current hour. O Press "MAN. START/ADV." _ '+''rip W/PW , - 0 The minutes digits in the display flash. O Press 4 or b to set the current minute. WAlERlN6 A- / . PER STATTO .ruix~c . ~ SBYSm STAnM _ . . - p I ' p ~ Aff AC71YE C2D M) ~ . ~ . . _ . - ESP-12-I.X ~ - ~ , Page 10 ESP LXf & LXif /nstallation, Programming ~ Operatian Guide - . . . . . • . , , - - . ; ~ . . - : . . : - . . . . , ; . , . • . . . • , ; . • , ' . ' ' . • • ~~3. ' • ~ ~ - • • . . T; ~ • . • • ~ y. . . , . • . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ :~t~'~ 4~` "~y' « • n . , ~ -....i~i.:.._...-... «=.2.~::..~... ir.~'.~. ~.rL:13i's.:Si:rC'~terx;++ar~ ~~n~4~..,sR~ - - _~►.~..~.~...x....._......... - • - - • - . . . . Set Date O Press "MAN. START/ADV." 4 A new display appears, showing the day, month, and year. The month flashes. 0 0 LVf ~ AMf 0 Press 4 or b to set the current month. w,affft sWcfr cusro,u ,EST~, ~,ars ■ O Press "MAN. START/AOV." - `"Y"~ aw nuF~cu~rru~w 4 The day number flashes in the display. -,r ~ ~ 00 OFf ~ O Press 4 or G to set the current day of the month. ~~5~ O Press "MAN. START/ADV." war~r,vc n pFR srano, - ~ smnm nThe year flashes in the display. 0 b R! -/?ress 4 or a to set the current year. . W"CW C2DOD ' 0 You are fnished settin9 the time and date. Tum the . ~ ESP-IZ-LX ~614 . dial to "AUTO." - . ' , ' . ~ . ESP-LXf & LXr lnsta!/atran. Pragramming & Operabao Gu6ofe Page > 1 • . . . - a . . ~ ' • .~n+C- . . i! . . . . • _ y , . : Y . . - . • • -i ' • • - = 1 . - . ~ 1 ~ ~ • ` ; . Select Program Four programs are availab(e in the ESP-LX+, LXi+ Series Programs A, B, and C are not allowed to overlap each controller: A, B. C, and D-drip. Multiple independent other. If they are programmed to overlap, programs A, B, programs let you enter schedules to meet the or C will "stack" (run in consecutive order upon the requirements of different types of plant materials, soils, completion of the program in progress). slopes, shady or sunny areas, etc. Program "stacking" prevents excessive flow demand and The D-drip program is designed for drip irrigation low water pressure caused by~having too many valves ' equipment. Stations assigned to the D-drip program running at one time. ~ cannot be assigned to any other program. The D-drip NOTE: lt is easier to select a program and ~ program can overlap, or run concurrently, with programs program it completely. Jumping from . A, B, or C. . ' . program to program can be confusing. ~ ~ _ O Tum the dial to "AUTO." - ~ 0 Press "PGM" to cycle through the available programs. The program indicator on the far left side °0~ SM&OW S~ 11 2.05►n of the display shows which program is currently ~„6 u,~ ~ ~ selected. wmfs ~ n~rceEn~ ` RwO~,u't " . 0 ~ e IIYIFCAIP ' • - I Sflf67 I w,v£Ar.C 1 SURITWFS WA1FRlNG TIMF ~ PER SrA110N ~ / .m~sc ~ O SJVSAR STAnONS nsnao~ ~ i b ! 1G I Of,= ACl7YF cm (M ~ ESP-I2-LX ?(94 . Page 12 ESP-LYf & LXi+ /nstallation, Pmgramming ~ Operalian Guidt ~ > T ~ l ~ ~ 1i ~ • k. ~t ~ ~ J • ' • ~ ~ . ~ .L'... . n . . Y , . . ' r ~ : ' . • - , . , i• . r/ . • . • , • . _ . _ ' . - - . . . ^ • • .i • : ' " . c . . ' ~ . . ' . ~ . ~ . ~ . . . ..~..s ...:.a. 1JA.s.:..d.an:.Y~r~~.~~v1,e...~ ar~=•__~,~JKy... -y/..:nL':... '.Gf13N•= .-.w~., . . . . - . . ' ' e...'- Set Watering Day Cycle ~ Each program can operate in one of four watering day 3. ODO waters only on odd-numbered days of the month. cycles: See page 17. 1. CUSTOM waters on the days of the week you select. 4. EVEN waters only on even-numbered days of the See the instructions beiow. month. See page 17. 2. CYCLICAL waters on a selected daily interva! (for example, every other day, or every third day). See page 15. ~ ~ . ~ Custom ~ To set a custom cycle: O Tum the diaJ io "DAY CYCLE."~ • o~OFF ^ The dispiay shows the currentiy selected program. f f ~s , A ,w ~ PG" NSTOPI the program you want is not displayed, press "PGM" ar=EZ m.m rr~ic~,va~w~' uniil it appears. - PAvAEUr PAM~ Press 4 or a until "CUSTOM" appears in the ~'ci'P _ dis la ""`ER"G P Y• sTARrnO , , • ~ n WATERUV~'i TIMf PER S~AAON / O.:` Sf1VSOR SU1101rS ?158~30~ 101 01 off AcrrvE (MD (EIZ) ` ESP-I2-LX ESP LXf & L,& 1ns&11a6on, Pmgramming & Opmbur Guede Page 13 r . ~ . ~ . f ~ l ~1 ~ , . . O Turn the dial to "MON." . ~ . 0 The dispiay shows the selected day and either "ON" or "OFF." ON means the selected day is a watering o Oc aff --c~~ day. OFF means watering doesn't take place on that WMR ma,g armu da ,Esr~,~, PGA y~ arcxf O Press 4 or G to set the day ON or OFF. n~ICAL&W Pm DaAr, . ~ ~ ~ o ~ . 0 Tum the dial to the next day of the week. Repeat ~ steps 5 and 6 until you have set each day of the week ~ ~ " ~ ON or OFF. wA~Rrivc . ~ sr~vro ~ / 0 Tum the dial to "AUTO." - - ~ ~ sawsm ° sTA,m . Off &IM cm (M ESP-I2-LX \ , . . . Page 14 ESP LY; & LXit lnstallation, Progiamming & Operadan Guide , - . - . . 1 . . . . - . , - . T.• ~ ~ . ' , . , ~ I . ~ • ~ ' . - ' ' ~ . . . • . ~ . ~ . . ' `.1 . • . ~ • ' . . r `~r ` ~ . ~ • ~ . ~ - , . i: . . . . ~ . . .~_.-.l'~... :=1~.:.=.~ rti:.-ti.c.._~s ~wew..a~~..f...e` _ ' - y+:..►~~.~. _ . . . , , - CyCi1Ca1 . Q 1\ , To set a cyciical schedule. o O Off -O ! L jC' 4 Tum the dial to "DAY CYCLE." „aJB,,,,AWA %W~ rmmor~w.~ sa~a •w+ 4 The display shows the currently selected program. If the program you want is not displayed, press "PGM" _ n' e until it appears. a , ~ Press 4 or a untii "CYCLIC" appears in the w,vFRInV MAEA display. . MR S''"ro" r O Press °MAN. START/ADV." ~ ~ ~ ~ ESP-I2-LX ~(00 . 0 The display shows the number of days remaining until a watering day and the number of days in the b ~ cycle. The "DAY CYCLE" digit fiashes. O Press 4 or 4 to set the number of days in the cycle. For example, if you want to water every other . , ~ ~ day, set the day cycle to "2." If you want to water ° o°~ -(M) f every third day, set the day cycle to "3 " - A . Q -ft \k 0 OAYS P[flRIIUfIG QRY CYCIE I aacxz~~ ~ rnrt~r.~trn+a~ " sr~arnu~s~ • ' ~ ~ ►wMtnvc PfR SUI70 ~ ' 0 SeMSOa S6vm a~ K> i K> I Qff ALT71f cm = ESP-I2-LX . ESP-U'f & LXf /nsta!la6ar. Pioyrammutg & Operabrn Gcrde Page 15 ' ) . ~ . ~ ~ . ~ ~ - • • • - s; . . . _ . , . , = - - , i . ~ O Press "MAN. START/ADV.° O The DAYS REMAINING digit flashes. AW o O ow -fl O Press 4 or b to set the number of days remaining •M XM►o cumm ~ ~ 0 before the next watering day. °0" means that today is ~ a watering day. So if you want watering to begin W'~'°'~ o : tomorrow, set the days remaining to "1." m Turn the dial to "AUTO." sm "'&S - o „ • _ Nar~s g ' ~ ~ . ~ _ . . . • , swm 1 1 v I pi ACfAf cm cm . ~ . , - . y, . ~ ESP-12-I.X . . .-~L \ . . ♦ . 1 / ' , • ~ . . PaW l6 ESP-LXf & LXif /nstalla6on, PRagramming & Oxratron Gurde - - - . . . ~ • . ` ' ~ i'. ~ti. • • . ~ . . . . • .:'j'.. . _ ..w . ~ . ~ ' • . - i, . . • . ' . . . • . . ~ , • • ~ ~ • . • - . . . . . . - ~ . . . . . . • ~ • • .~F.. ~!x ^ n.... ►F_lLl~.Jrsi ' - • ' YJYIJ , ` . . . . . . - - ...r ...i...~..~..v~.....~~~. . ~ e...._. Odd/Even Cycle ' To set an odd/even cycle: AMT O Tum the diai to DAY CYCLE.n 0 0 Off ~AUTO) r WATfR BUXU g =R7A/ 4 The display shows the currentiy selected program. if ~sr~ ~'".o ° the program you want is not displayed, press "PGM" aYCWa nMEIcuBiw until it appears. a,d,,Of 1,,rIVP o 4 Press 4 or G until "ODD° or "EVEN" appears in the ~ display. sWAr,w'~rn""~I , WAIERfNG AME ' STAAON ~ ~ O Tum the dial to "AUTO.n PER ~ ~ SEIKSOR STA1fONS NOTE: If you do not want to water on the ~0 fp 1 31 st of any month (a restriction imposed in °ff AC'"E CM (T- I . some local areas), you must set the 31 st ESP-I2-LX ~~gtf day OFF. See page 28 for instructions. ESP-LX+ &!X+ lnstalla6an, PRagrammmg & Opera&w Gme Page 17 ~ . i ' Jl~. _ ~IE~. . - rT•!~ . _ :rT~. ~ . . :r.~T- +_Y.'r.~~',v~-•~'Y^~~..... _ . . ~ . . . • . . _ f ' 1 ~ . ~ \ } I ~ • . Ji Set Station Watering Times ~ You can set any station to run from 0 to 12 hours. For the , first two hours, you can set the watering time in one- minute increments. For the remaining 10 hours, you can o Ow AM set the watering time in 10-minute increments. "'m &MW A ~~~6A I~ .j~ O On 12-, 16-, and 24-station models, set the a ~ "STATIONS" slide switch to the block of stations you sw ' ~ want to set. ' " e e ~ ' " • ~r ~ ► 0 Turn the dial to the station number You want in the nAURT~ "WATERING TIME PER STATION" section of the dial. " ~ W►o'~'~+ s., i 2,9000 ~ ~ The display shows the program, the station number, ~p ~ I and the currently set watering Ume. lf the station has W ''a"F - c3' ~ % been included in another ro ram, "USED" appears ~ES 12-LX P 9 , in the display. . . b NOTE: If "USED" appears, you can still set ' a watering time for the station unless the . station has been previously assigned to the D-drip program. Stations assigned to the D-drip program cannot be used by any other program. Page 18 ESP LXf &LA+ lnsta//alion, Programming & Operatien GuirJe _ . _ . , << ~ _ • ~ . . , : . . . . ; . . . ~1. , C:i:~u ~.a:~.>......J..... .....,.t.. ' . s:ru:s• n:..H1~. P~. Vw•.u . . 4!f the program you want is not displayed, press ~ °PGM" until it appears. - ~ ,rsr, - • ~ nr,v 0 Press 4 or b to set the length of time you want the ° 4°`f station to run. Repeat steps 2- 5 for all stations. if MM&WZ4 UTPROGW pGR~ :1y you do not want to include a station in the program, a,,,Cr jo ' N, ~ sTpiDn YAifQ ri,f ~ set the run time to iero. W'CAUM0 ' aXWur! aw a ~ ~ ~ e O After you have set the run time for the last station, MV~ I, tum the dial to °AUTO." ' ~ - , a M WAIfRM NOTE: You can use the Water 8udgeting . mws ~ ' • A~~ SfJi" STAACMS . feaiure to set watering times of less than eo, 01 01 ■ one minute. For example, if you set a Off "C"ff MD TM station watering time of one minute and ESP-12-LX adjust Water 8udgeting to 50 percent, the station will run for 30 seconds. See page ' - , , 22 for instructions on setting the Water a _ . " Budget. _ E5P-LXf d LXf Inst3ta0O, Pmgrammn9 ~ OperaGir Grude Pags 19 ~ . . . . _ . . • - . .l _ . . . . . . . . . ~ i ~ ~ ~ . . . . • " . r...~~.~ r... • . ..,,,;.1•_. , w Set Program Start Times ~ You may assign up to six start-times to a program per ~ ~ day. A program may start on any quarter hour. Multipie start times allow you to run a program more than once on ~ o p~ &a each watering day. ~g ~ a i For example if you are growing new iawn seed, you may WMEA w~ 'want to water several times a day to keep the seedbed or ""E'e"giO1R ~ ' r~wae.~►* ° top dressing damp. , NOTE:. Start times appfy to the entire SLWW~ - . , ' , • . ' 1 ~ ~ progcam, not to an individual station. . ~ . ° " . . ~ ~ ~ ~ p~ 10 1 ~p I . - O Turn the dial to "WATERiNG START T1MES." M AcM cm co . ~ - ESP-12-I.X The display shows the program, the number of the start time, and the start time itself. The start time number flashes. 0 If the program you want is not displayed, press uPGM" until it appears. O Press 4 or a to select one of the six start time numbers for the program. 0 Press "MAN. START/ADV." O The starting time flashes. Page 20 ESP LXt B LXit /nsla/lation, Programming & Opelation Guide . . . • ___.._._.....r~-.._.. _ -+.~..b. i- . _ • . . - - '1i• . / . . . ^ . ~ • . . / . 1 ' . ' I . . \ . O Press 4 or b to set the start time. Start times are ' available in 15-minute intervals throughout the day. To eliminate a start time, select the OFF setting o oOff between 11:45 p.m. and 12:00 a.m., or between 23:45 and 24:00. 'ES,PR0GI„' SCHED.~ 1 ' A~ arcraE YAV ' MOTF: Start times appear in chronofogical 'x'E'G`8'°`A o order. If you delete a start time by setting it A to OFF, all later start times are simer a~ ~ automatically moved down one start time u„~:. ' w~ s n~ $ number. o When you set a start time for any start time W ACfM om number, the controller automatically ESP-I2-LX "reorganizes the start times so they appear in chronological order. The earliest start ` time will be number 1, and the latest start time will be number 6. This reorganizing only occurs after you move the dial off the . "WATERING START TIMES" position. O If you want to set additional start times, press "MAN. START/ ADV Repeat steps 2- 7 to set the next start time. O Tum the dial to "AUTO." ESP-LXf & L.Xf /nstallabon, Programming & Operadon Guide Page Zl . ' ~ ~ ! i Set Water Budget ~ . The water budget feature lets you increase or decrease In addition, you can use the 0% setting to shut off a the run times of all stations on a program by a selected program temporarily. percentage. You can set the percentage from 0% to Water budget percentages are calculated on the normal 300%, in increments of one percent. Each program can programmed run times for each station. For example, if a have a different water budget percentage. station is programmed to run for 10 minutes, and you set You can use the water budget feature to cut back the water budget to 80%, the station will run for 8 minutes watering during cool winter months, or to increase (80% of 10). If you set the water budget to 120%, that watering during periods of unusual heat. same station will run for 12 minutes (120% of 10). O Tum ihe dial to "WATER BUDGET." The display shows the selected program and its ~ o OOff c u r r e n t w a t e r b u d g e t p e r c e n t a g e. T h e d e f a u l t i s _ . ~ ~ N+VEflB7fDGE7 ~ 7 acm A~ YAiEQ BU06fT 1 ~ QCErt7 100%. ~ IF37PROGR/A/ tu Sp1@, aGA 100 oes 4 If the Pro9ram You want is not displaYed, press I~,acr~,nur "PGM" until it appears. I~~rs ° , aaf]H,;; O Press 4 or a-to set the percentage. I~ S~ ~ To set water budgeting for another program, press Ps n~J2 . "PGM" until the program appears. Then repeat „o io ~ Sio~j step 4. Off ,,LM cm (M O Turn the dial to "AUTO." When the water budget for a ! ESP-I2-LX 16145 program is set higher or lower than 100%, "WATER BUDGET" appears in the display whenever ihe 16 ~ program is selected. Page 22 ESP LYf &!X'r+ lnstallation, Programming & Ope2tion Guide \ • ~ . , ' , . . . . . . ~ - . " . ' - . • ' . . . . •~:1L v~....~..~.. ...t~......f , . , . ~ i • • a..a.ur ~ 11r:~~.h. ~ , ,o~7i~►avrw~au.^~.r~rv.w`-......._ . . . . , . _ .r........-~........._......_... . - Set Station Delays The station delay feature lets you program a pause You can set a different station delay for each program. A between the end of one station's watering operation and station delay applies to a11 siations on a given program. the beginning of the next station's operation. You may set Because the station delay feature is not used very ofiten, it a delay from one second to nine hours. . has been "hidden" behind ihe "TEST PROGRAM" You can use station delays to allow a water well to position on the dial. recover or sfow-closing valves to tum off completely. If neither of these situations applies to your site, leave ihe ~ station delay set to 0. . O Tum the dial to °TEST PROGRAM." 4 The display shows "TEST" and the standard two- minute run time for the test program. ° O°FF r ~WAtS &W.9 oi T E S T :02 Press 4 AND G at tt~e same time. ~ .o MrGTaE 12) - TG(FICALE("R I RINiIQHAY!~ o ~ ~ O~I I~~ Ofi J~ AOl JAYlf'LRlP r ~ ~ - - . S&F'CT J ~ 1 IYAiFRM~G ~ J ~ • • SlARI71MFS ~ 11 :r ( rs WAlfR1N6 p PfR S~A m / .+rnW 0 SfHSOA YLVICJ~6 aa~aa 0 1 Uff AG71f'F cm w E,SP-I2-LX 94; , ~ ESP-LX+ & L.& lnstalla6M Pmgrammrng c~ Operabbh GuAde Page 23 . .T _ ' , ' . • . r . ~ ~ . ~ P ~ . t + O"DELAY" appears in the display momentarily, foliowed by the delay time. 0 If the program you want is not displayed, press ° ooff --GE) ~ WM&MT "PGM" until it appears. ,,,A ~m ~ S E[ : 0Q WCMW,D tv ~ SELra O Press 4 or -G to set the delay time. To cancel ,W,~ ~ station delay, set the delay time to zero. NOTE: The display initially shows the delay - STWMT ' time in seconds ("SEC"). When you w,aV,vc . a d v a n c e p a s t 59 s e c o n d s, t h e d i s p i a y ~ changes to "MIN" for minutes and ° p~ ~p ~ a~ seconds. When you advance past 60 W 'aff cm~ minutes, the display changes to."HOUR" ESP-I2-LX -1~'~ = for hours and minutes. . ~ _ ~ O To set delays for additional programs, press "PGM" until the program you want appears. Repeat step 6. O Tum the dial to "AUTO." A NOTE: During the defay between stations, the master valve / pump relay is not active. See page 25 for mstructions on selecting the master valve / pump relay. Page 24 ESP-LXt &Lxt lnsta/lation, Programmmg & Ope2Gon Guide . I~ - - ~ . •r~ - ~ - ' • • . , • • . , ~ . • . . . . - • . . . . " l . W_ . . . . . . . Set MV / Pump Starts You can assign a master valve relay or a pump start relay The MV / Pump start setting affects the station in all to each station. This means that any time the station programs to which it is assigned. operates, the relay assigned to it will also turn on. For CAUTION: If an unused station is turned example, if a specific station needs additional water on and activates a pump start relay, the pressure, you may want to activate a booster pump pump may overheat or cause a pipe to whenever that station tums on. burst. To prevent operating a pump with NOTE: Stations that have d master valve / no flow (deadheading), make sure all . ~ pump relay assigned to them must be unused stations have a zero run time. . wired properiy to activate the relay. See page 49 for instructions. Turn the dial to "MV / PUMP SELECT." . ~ . . . ~ SW AM 0 The display shows the station number and "MV ON" or "MV OFF." The station number flashes. ° o~ -GN) ~ r lu ~ ,~m. ~ 1 1~ ~ 1 1 0 Press 4 or a to select the station number you T m STA,~ arcra~ ~ ~ W3ftt t0 Set. narEiacewnwoot aiernaArs ° f" ~ p- 4 Press °MAN. START/ADV." ~ °E , ~ , , ~ , • stiurrMIts , . WAi}G/U~pI~~~G • ~ 11 ` M PER STAl10~ T /7 raAM6 adV4" Sf7YSOR SWm ns wK> ~ K> ~ Ctii KTNf = ~ ESP-I2-LX . ~ . , d c~ ESP-U'f & LXf /nstalladon, Pmgrammrng & Operddon Guide - Page 25 . . ~ ~ The "ON" or "OFF" flashes in the display. O Press 4 for ON or a for OFF. o O w ~O O To set another station, press "MAN. START/ADV." „mavw 4 cu.,w 3Mv~ Repeat steps 2- 6 for each station you want to set. w~ STRTDn . . . ~ Tum the dial to "AUTO." o ~ Fmsl . SEiRT . Ii11Ei~AS ~ ~ ~ • , , . . SW[i l1ES ~ ~ ' . _ , . i • . • - • • • ~ . . . , . ~ e n ~ MG(1E~W ' . . . . . . ~ g r • _ ~ ' . • ~ . . . ~ . . a~or p I K> ~ . _ _ QFF ACJJYE am T-m • ESP-12-I.X . - ' Page 26 ESP LXt &Lr/f /nsta/lat1on, Programming & OperaGan Guide r~'~~, ' _ _ ' ; . . ~ ~ .,j . , ~ ~ . . . . ~ . . . _ . . . ~ . - ~ . . . • . .,;~,,,.,:m . . . . .t..'._ , . . l . . Set Rain De1ay ~ ESP-LX+ and -LXi+ controllers let you manually delay NO?E: The Rain Delay feature lets you set a watering for up to 14 days. For example, if rainy weather ' delay period manually. If you have an lasts for 2 or 3 days, you can set a Rain Delay of 5 or 6 . automatic rain sensor attached to your days to let the landscape dry out before resuming normal system, see the instructions on page 30. _ watering schedules. . The Rain Delay setting applies to all programs. You can run programs manually during the Rain Delay period. O Tum the dial to "RAIN DELAY." , ' ~he display shows "RAIN DELAY" and the number of o , ays remaining until the next watering day. If there is 00'""a MA 0[U7/ no Rain Delay set, zero will appear in the display ~ ~ above the words "DAYS REMAINING.° : w . . , ra►¢ir.aaaw R4avAHAY! a,. a oR * Press 4 or b to set the number of days to wait a a until the next watering day. To canc.el a Rain Delay, set the number of days to iero. 5A~ S~ \ u + IMdTERlNG A O Tum the dial to °AUTO." - PPs'~" Z S&= SPUTM A~~1 0 I K> I Qff ACM cm cm ESP-I2-LX . d ESP-1Xf & LGt /nsla/lation, Pragramming & Opiera6on Guide Page 27 . . _ ' ' • T . .Y' _.f.. . ' • . i.. ' • . . ~ • . ~ ~ Set Calendar Days OFF The Calendar Day OFF feature lets you: s Permanentiy set the 31 st day of any month OFF. This setting compiies with local watering ordinances that ■ Temporarily suspend watering on a specific day of the prohibit watering on the 31 st. Uniike settings for other month (selected up to 30 days in advance). For exampie, if you are pianning an fndependence Day days of the month, this setting remains in effect until picnic, you can set Juiy 4th OFF, so no watering wiil you change it. occur. After Juty 4th passes, the fourth of each month A Galendar Day OFF setting appiies to a11 programs. - will be automatically reset to ON. O Tum the dial to "TIMElCALENDAR." F~ Press "MAN. START/ADV" fve times. 'AW o O -O - kJ The display shows the day of the month and its ON cusm or QFF setting. The day of the month flashes. . - artraFx) - w O Press 4 or a to select the day of the rimonth you p a =0" Q AM want to set. ~ ? sx MurFa~ ~ , \ SUfl11lWF5 v n • WATfRJlVS g PER STA11 - ..rr.s SfMmli S/ATM PII~ ~ ~ Iv ~ . . Ofi ACA1'F (m m ESP-12-LX 100 j . d d Page 28 rSP LXt & LXif /nsta//alion, Piagramming & Opoer800n Guide • ' " «a.- . . _ . . . . - . , r i • _ ~ . . . . ~ ~ ' • . - ' . , • ' ' . . , : . ' : - A.w,.V .LLi+4::'{LrM.wY+/w rr.i • ~.~r..r.... r~ _ . . . . . . - . 4 Press "MAN. START/ADV." O The ON or OFF setting flashes. o O ~f AM O Press 4 to set the day ON or G to set the day y OFF. 1 . ~ ~ m m arciaE a 'IV O Tum the dial to "AllTO." When an OFF day occurs, , o A ~ the display shows "NON" (for non-watering day), and no watering occurs. The next time the date occurs, Sa&7 sr,wrr.r~s I , normal watering schedules will resume (except for • . n n • MUIFRlNii the 31 st of the month, which remains OFF until you ~ ~sun reset it manually). . . po~ ~ i ~ - ff ACTH cm (M ESP-I2-LX ~ s . ESP-LXf & LA7+ /nsta/!ab'on, Pragrammrng & OpVraban Gu.iore Page 29 . _ . • - ~ E. ~ . ~ i„ ......_.yw._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ iSet Sensor System and Bypass Switch i - ESP-LX+ and -LXi+ controllers let you connect a sensor NOTE: For this feature to operate properiy, system that interrupts watering when a"wet" condition is ~ the sensor must be connected according detected. For exampie, if you have a Rain Bird Rain . to the instructions on page 50. Check' sensor connected to the controller, it will be _ prevented from watering when rainfaN reaches the shutoff . . level in the sensor's coliector cup. O To activate the sensor system, set the sensor bypass r~ ~ o O OFF ~O switch to pACTiVE." The controiler wiil operate . 7UT normally until a wet condition is detected by the ,A u~ m = 5L1 jy 12:05," sensor. WOWS ~ rartrcueaa " NOTE: If no sensor is attached to the ee[] _ ' controller,'make sure the supplied jumper M&W ~ ► , , . connects the two SENSOR terminals on the sw""~ • t ' ' . ~ . : controller's circuit board. If you set the ~ n~►~~ i . sensor bypass switch to "ACTIVE" without ~ ~ ~ sunm i a sensor or jumper connected to these off X7ff arb m . terminals, the valves will not operate, and ~ ESP-I2-LX T(94 no watering will occur. See page 50 for instructions. b 0 When the sensor detects a wet condition, power to - the valves will be interrupted, and no watering will occur (ncluding manual program or station operation.) The "WATERING SUSPENDED BY SENSOR" indicator will light up. Pa9e 30 ESP•CXf & LXif lnsta//atran, Pmgrammirrg & Operad'o,n GuAds -__y._.._. . . . . . • ' . ~ . . ; • ' ' ' - . r . ' . - ' ; ' . . • t i i • . • - . , . ~ . r 1 ~ . . , . ' . I` • . . ' , / • . ~o \ • . • ' . . . . ~ • ' . . . . . . f' . . . • TY~~':n' li ' ~ ~sr ' • . . - . _._J...._.T_._.Y._......._ ~ To bypass the sensor, set the sensor bypass switch , to "OFF." The controlier wiil ignore any sensor i fiw signals, and normal watering schedules wiil resume. o paf This setting also lets you run programs and stations ,G„V 81vw A ~ oM manuaJly. ~K S U IY 12:0 S'^ m rs~iat~a . awas.~r! e e ~ ,w~ , 58tiT t ~ . IIiQ8iN6 ~ ~ ~ ` ` • . . • SLtNTTlES ~ • . . . . , - ~ ' n rr • NGl1FRlMG IANFg . ' • . PER STiUTGYV . .oe~c • - ,SElRSQR SLnDAtS • ~ ~ ~ ~ . ' QRF ACA1'F cm (M ESP-I2-LX 'ftg'O , _ . , : . , . . . - . a • ~ , . ~ ,.1•. ~ , ,t ^ Y ~ ; ` . ~ . 9Tt •t.` - ~ , .~v.. . ,t ' • ~1_' .t. . . ' i• .-i . : , . Page 31 r~P-,LXt & L.X~r !n~lla~a~r, P►oqrammrng I ~eraGcn 6u~fa +~*~~.~..~.e.. . . . . _ ~ , ~ : . ' ~ , . ~ . _ • . , • - . . • . • ' - . " % ~ ~ ' . . . . . . • ~ i ` ~ . . ~ . . _ '._..._.«...~..r,,, . . .r-_a _ f+aail~ I i. Run Test Program The controller's built-in test program wili run each station that has a non-zero watering time assigned to it. When you run the test program, the controiler will operate each o ooff ;-o \ station in numerical sequence, from lowest to highest. amamu o CLCM ~ ~srp+o~w s~ .w' You can use this program to check out the operation of W=Ev w: ali the sprinkiers in the system. w IcaBAW o ow ~ ~ • ~ ❑ ~ O Turn the dial to uTEST PROGRAM." ~ . - , -suarraES . , 0 The display shows "TEST" and the amount of time g each station wiil run. The run time flashes. The default o ~ run time is two minutes per station. ~„C;,~ ~ Press 4 or a to increase or decrease the run times ESP-I2-LX . ~ ; for the TEST PROGRAM. Press "MAN. START / ADV." to staR the test program. ~ Tum the dial to "AUTO." 0 o O~ r0 O The disp{ay shows the number of the station that is =MW . rFS» ` dh w running, aiong with its remaining run time. The . ' controller runs each station in sequence, from lowest ,W,CAUAW p ; number to highest. The test program skips any "'"m"'' ' stations that have zero watering times assigned to samia ' . them. When the test program is fnished, the WAIVOG IW r swv controller returns to automatic operation. ~svo= STAnOW K> r !O I ~ To cancel a test program after it has started, turn the W ACM m(M dial to "OFF" for three seconds. Then turn the dial ESP-I2-LX ~tgd'O back to "AUTO." ' - Page 32 ESP LXf & LXit /nstallatiorr, Pmgramming & OperaDvn Guide -r---.._._~._.... . _ , . ~ . ' ' ~ • ` • . • , ~ . • 1 • , • • • • . \ ♦ . • . • OPERATI NG THE COHTROLLER After you have programmed the controlier, you will You can also manually run one or more programs, and normally set it to operate automatically. you can manually operate a single station or several stations. Operate Controller Automaticaily O Turn the dial to "AUTO." The controlier runs the sprinklers according to the programs you have set. Off -=AU10 . ~ _ . t_ ~ - / o O AMT . . . - ~ ~ ' • A c~y ~ SU n i2:05,^ ~ . wmua ,V ~D nwir.uewau+ . A RwvaaArV so I w t l l~'b'c ~ ur r Al14PCANP ( SfLCCT Nd1TFR91G ~ ~ ~ ST.{RfTDHfS~ • ~ ~ ~ . . . n „ » waTFArnaG nMFg • r ' ~ . _ . PfR S7AIlOd I ~ Q SF/VSOR STAIm K> I OfF ACl1VE C13D EM ESP-I2-LX ~~9'0 ESP-LXf & LXs /nsW/lab-V, Piogramming ~ Operaban Gwde Page 33 . . ' ' ~ ~ ~ • - t Run Program(s) Manuaiiy NOTE: To run a program manually, please ~ foliow the instructions below carefully. ~ . Uniike other ESP controllers, ESP-LX+ and o o~ \ -LXi+ controllers have completefy independent programs. Therefore, you ri 12:Q S'" must select a Pro9ram before You Press . . the MAN. START / ADV. button. ee ~ - . ~v,r~..• , O Turn the dial to "AUTO." Sim srAar~s ~ The disPlaY shows the daY of the week, time of da , y Q„• WATSM sa E~ and currentiy selected program. _ o ~ ~ J, If the program you want is not displayed, press °ff ACK CM (M ' "PGM" until it appears. ESP-I2-LX ~t1J'0 ` ~ • - O Press "MAN. START / ADV." to start the selected ~ program. If you want to run additional programs, repeat steps 3 and 4. Each prQgram you select will run when the -previous program has ended. You can "stack" all four programs to run in sequence. ~ After selecting all the programs you want to run, tum the dial to "AUTO." O To cancel a{I programs currently selected to run, turn the dial to "OFF" for three seconds. Then turn the dial back to "AUTO." Page 34 . ESP-LXf & LXif lnstallation, PrDgramming & Operalivn Guide ' . . . ~ ' 'ti ' • ....J . * • . ~ , . • 4 . . ♦l.•.'t~' . I . .r . • I • ~ / . . I Run Station(s) Manually - O On 12-, 16-, and 24-station models, set the "STATIONS" slide switch to the biock of stations , - ~ containing the one you want to run. o pOFF ~ ~ Turn the dial to the station number you want in the ~-u ~:10 "WATERING TIME PER STATION" section of the dial. w~,~ s`"fom W*7" T"` ' rw~rcue~w . @ The display sh'ows the currentiy selected program, ^ PM aw v . ° - ee the station number, and the station's run time. If the station is not used in the current program but is used SMr~ WAMRING in another program, the word "USED" will appear in ~ Ana F~ OVS" ~ ~ C,-ess '~e display instead of the run time. o ' n~avr I "PGM" until the display shows a run time for _ W~ ~ - the station. E P-12-LX . . ~ Press °MAN. START / ADV." to operate the selected station. If you want to run additionaJ stations, repeat ' steps 3 to 5. Each station you select will run when the previous station has ended. O After selecting all the stations you want to run, tum the dial to "AUTO." The stations you have selected . will operate for their programmed run times and then shut off automatically. O To cancel the manual operation of all selected stations, tum the dial to °OFF" for three seconds. Then tum the dial back to "AUTO." - fSP-LXf & LXf lnsta!laden, Programming & Operatian Guide " Page 35 .J . _ . ~ i • ~ ~ . _ . •t , ~ . , • ' ' • ~ • • - . . . - ' . , . _ • • • - . 'i • • . ~ •':j~h.. .~J. ~:i'r~.~ti ' ~'/i:. . . . ' . . . ~ 1 • 1NSTALLING THE CONTROLLER This section of the manual explains how to mount the The ESP-LXi+ controller must be installed indoors only. controller on the wall and connect the wiring. The °i" in the model number stands for "indoors." NOTE: This controller must be installed in The ESP-LX+ controller may be installed either indoors o ~ compfiance with local electrical codes. outdoors. . ~ - - . ~ . Instaliation Checkiist . To install the ESP-LX+ controlier, we recommend that you complete the following steps in order. For your . convenience, a check-off box (0) is provided for each ; step. ~ . . . ' - ~ . _ . . ~'•j~~.. • . r ~1 ~ _ Select location.............. Page 37 • . ❑ Remove door and face panel. . Page 38 , ~ ° ❑ Mount controller on wall . Page 40 ~ ❑ Connect main power wires . Page 42 . . . . . . . Connect field wires . Page 48 . , . : . ~ _ _ . : - ~ . - • - , ❑ Connect sensor system (optional) . Page 50 O Install battery . . .............................................Page 51 /'age 36 ESP-LXt & LX'* lnsta/labon, ftramming & Uperafivon GuibLO . . . _ . . ~ _ . - - • . _ _ _ . _ . - - . _ • _ • - ~s•~:=~ . . . . - . . . . . _ ' , , • .it ' - t;. . ~ . • ~~r . ' - ~ . - • . . .3_._.~._.._....:..._._ . _ . . . . . . . Select Location Foilow these guidelines to select a location for the ~ controller: 6314"4 O Select an area protected from vandalism, where the ' (17,2 cm) user can easily reach the controller. We recommend mounting the controller at eye level in a utility room. . NOTf: To minimize electromagnetic ' interference, select a location at least 15 ISUn 12:051 ; - . . feet (4,6 m) away from high-draw motors < ~.p . such as air conditioners, refrigerators, or pool pumps. ta Esr•►z•u'~''f E; ~elect a location that has access to 120-Volt AC f: ~ESp-~ ~ wer or 230-Volt AC electrical power (as ~ectncal po ~ . , ~ : ~ _ v..... reqwre WARNIN6: A circuit breaker or cutoff switch _ is to be provided in the faced wiring to Jr ~ 9'" ( O2 cm) ~ ' . ' . isolate the controller. @ Choose a flat, stable, vertical surface. AUow enough clearance for electrical conduit and connections at ;j ' i ihe bottom of the plastic cabinet. O Allow at least 9'/z° (24,2 cm) of horizontal clearance so the hinged cabinet door can swing fully open to the left. ~ Allow at least 63/4" (17,2 cm) of clearance above the cabinet door so the hinge pin can be removed to service the controller. ESP-LXf & L'& lnsta/IaGon, PRagramming ~ Oprewon Guide Page 37 ~ % . ` ~ , . ~ . ; • . . ~ ~ - ' • ~ . 1 . . . ~ . . . • , . . . . . . _ . . . • ._i . , . - . ~ ~ f • ' • . ~ . I,;~ . . . . ~-~.:t..._:..~.,_ - _ _ - ' - ~ ' _ ; s • - . x - • - ~ o+•c..s~-.:~~a~~ [iw3AJ~ ~e7~~..u---".ui;...w.•i ...cv. - a. . i Remove Door and Face Panel ~ Before you mount the controller, we recommend that you 0 Disconnect the ribbon cabie by grasping 'rt along its. remove the door and face pane(. Although these steps two flat sides. Then pull the cable gently out of its are not absolutely necessary, they wiil make installation connector. . more convenient. O Unplug the two-wire hamess by releasing the latch or O Open the door and swing it to the left. If necessary, the side of the connector.. Then pull the connector unlock the door with the suppiied key. away from the terminal board. ~ Fiip the upper tip of the hinge pin out of the groove in 0 Press down on the upper flexible hinge to release the . the door'so it is pointing at you.:. - ~ ~hinge knob from its hole in the cabinet.-,~~_._ T` ~ . . . 0 Support the door and slide the hinge pin upward until ~ Pull the lower hinge knob out of its hole and remove it clears the hinges. Then remove the door. the panel. O Open the face panel by grasping its lower right . ~ - . ~ comer and swinging it to the left. . - . , . . ~W 38 ESP-LXf & LA, /nsta/la6arj, Programming J Operatiaw Gurde . _ ..e . - - • • - - - ~ _..r._ ~ ~,t..,,, • • - - - ~ _.r~..r ' . . : _ - _ . . . ' . Y _ • . ~ _ . . . . • . . . . . . , . ' ' , • , . , , - . . , . ~ • . . .:c..~,..-•_.. - . . . . ....v... . . . . . . . . . ~ . . . . . . . ,4. • ' . . • . . ^ . . • • - . • . • \ / • . .`l. ~ . . ! 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' Mount Controlier on Wall The ESP-LX+ has four mounting holes on the back of the ~ Use the keyhole slot(s) to hang the controiler cabinet cabinet - three ukeyhole" slots at the top of the cabinet on the fasteners. Make sure the shafts of the and one circular hole at the bottom of the cabinet. fasteners are well up in the nasrow part of the O To insta{I the controiler on a'flat wall surface, use the keyholes. . left and right keyhole slots at the top of the cabinet. O Drive the last fastener through the lower mounting 40 To install ihe controller on a narrow stud, use the hole. Verify Uhat the cabine# is_secure. lf 'necessary,, center keyhole slot. _ tighten the fasteners in the, upp~r keyhole slot(s). . ~ For all installations, use the small round hole at the bottom of the cabinet. 0 Hold the controller (at eye level) against the mounting surface. Use a pencil to mark the position of the . holes on the mounting surface. Then remove the _ . , controller cabinet. ' • ~ On flat wal{ surfaces, drive an appropriate fastener for . the type of wall into the two outside keyhole marks. O For narrow stud installations, drive an appropriate fastener fbr the type of wail into the middle keyhole . . mark. O Use a nail to tap a small pilot hole on the mark for the lower mounting hole. However, DO NOT drive a fastener into this location yet. Page 40 ESP LXf & LXrf /nsrallation, Pmgrammmg s Operabao Gaide . . . . . . . ' ~ . . • . - - . . . . , - . : : . • € - • _ _ . . . . , j • ~ • ~ ~ ~ . ~ ~ ~ - ~ i ~ ~ i • . ~ ~ ~ < ~ . `.~a . ~ . , ' ' ' ~ ~ • • + C.K-~rSi:~iy , • ~ ' + ~ > i + + + ~ + + + ~ + ~ ' t + t + + + t + t ~ + ~ r.. t~:F:rr:,;;.q•r r:. 4 ; ~ UREAM I . • ~ ; ~ , : ~„Ulu~ ~ • _ _ O ~ ~L°-.~~`:~_~ -s~• _1 ' • ESP-LXt &Lr/f /nsta//aGon, P,lngramming & OpelaGm Grade Page 41 . . . _ ~ ~ Ej . . . t. -•Connect Main Power Wires ESP-LX+ (Outdaor J indoor Controller) A NOTE: To connect main power wires on the WARMIN6: To prevent electrical shock, ESP-UCi+ indoor-only controller, see the make sure all supply power is OFF before insiructions on page 46. connecting these wires. Electrical shock A can cause severe injury or death. The ESP-lX+ controller has an intemal transformer that . reduces standard supply voltage (117 VAC in U.S. All electrical connections and wiring runs models; 230 VAC in intemational models) to 24 VAC to ' must be made according to local building - operate the valves connected to the controller. You will codes. need to connect power supply wires to the transformer's three wires. . , O With the door and face panel removed, locate the high-voltage compartment in the lower 1eft comer of _ ~the controller cabinet. , 0 Remove ihe screw on the right edge of the -compartment cover. Then swing the cover open to . ti. - «..;:...~>;.c;;::,;,;~;•,•';«..- expose the transformer,s primary input wires. . .."rY:' ~.:Vy K\.yv.:!vy~." ~ • ~":1 . •.4n•. 'C,~:jr~ .S r . ti"J`i` ''r ~ + •.S,i~i~,.i,r'i.V:i.:Pf%~<.~ .v . . + ~ . t i. . 'cM<av:~. 3aELil I cauTioN HfGH VOLTAGE \ , , ; ~ ~ Page 42 ESP-LXt & LXit /nstallatian, Piogramming S Operation Guide ' • . . . . . - / • eo . Sa.r14. , . . . _ . _ . . - 0 If you wish to bring the power suppiy wires through the wall on which you mount the controller, use the (1,3 cm) knockout in the rear of the cabinet. Also remove the circular cutout in the flame-retardant fiberboard liner at the rear of the high-voltage 2~.x. compartment. For safety purposes, be sure to seal the unused entry at the bottom'of the cabinet. O Attach a'f~::(1 ,3 cm) conduitfitting to the.bottom + / r + + + entrarice'of thehigh-voitage compartment. Then + + + + + attach.conduit'to the fitting. . . ; - . ~ ~ . . ~ - , _ ~ , •:e ' : ESP-L,Yt if L,Gf !nsta!ladoA PiAgranrming & 0)orerawfl Gi,ode Page 43 r-- . . ~ ~ p ~ i t ~ • ' , . . 1 ' ; . . . ~ • , ~ Bring three suppfy wires from the power source - - - - - - - ~ through the conduit into the high-voltage compartment. Strip the insu(ation from the incoming wires to expose about Y2p (1,3 cm) of bare wire. O Using a code-approved wire connector, connect the - wires as foliows: On 117-120 VAC models (U.S.), connect the biack ~ suP p(Y wire ("hot") to the biack transformer wire. _ Q, On 230 VAC models (international), connect the brown supply wire ("hot") to the brown transformer wire, _ ♦ O On 117-120 VAC models (U.S.), connect the white • supply wire ("neutra(") to the white transformer wire. On 230 VAC modeis (international), connect the biue supply wire ("neutral") to the blue transformer wire. ~ On 117-120 VAC models (U.S.), connect the green supply wire ("ground") to the green transformer wire. On 230 VAC modeis (intemational), connect the green-with-yellow-stripe supply wire ("ground") to the Q green-with-yellow-stripe transformer wire. . NOTE: The ground wires MUST be ' connected to provide electrical surge . protection. Page 44 _ ESP LXt & LXif /nstal/atian, Pmgramming & Operation Guide . ~ ....r.r.'~~...~, .Y~w....1Y • . _ - t • . . . • ' . , - . . . " ;y: ' ' . . . . ' ' - f • - • - ,~1: •r'1.-:. • . . . , , . S✓: `•,~,.'Y, 'i' , . . . _ ♦ - . . .T. , . . . . . • . . . e. 1 . _ _ . . . _ ~ . . t . ' . _ . . . . . : i~~ , ~ . . • i . • ' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . ' . . ` . _ • _ . , . . - ~ ~ _ . _ • _ O Verify that ail connections are secure. Then close the cover of the high-voltage compartment and secure it ..;...>::;:.r~ ~ .~n < ~:•r.~r :~,.~.4:> , with the screw. ~C<. ' ' ~ ~~14 y~•'~ . j f J ~ ~ . '~4 ~ r{~f 4• ~v Y•~•rl•. ~~.i • SS5>. . . "rr . ~~-r ~y 3. r . ~ ~oc•j.~v . ~ t ~ v.~E ic"Y.ev: ' .•.>.t_•`.CV. - r' • ~ i,.:'.~;: ~Ct :;•t•ti ':4:v S':°>f=h''L ~,:....,rv ..•.ad]riUi3 :~q5. . • ~ v'r~'.t~~yi ry~.y';,; .'»S,: ;.wx•\':v.%~,7.i~::•ivti~. . a.•,',•~;;gn•:;.i;,~.;y w:'`„-'~~~~::w `;?:c2;w: ~N::Si~~}~?y;.- . ~ F , . ' ' • . ' . . k: F?2;`2y,:...v.;yr.Y!+c.; ~ • hd + 7 , y~av.~ S_`,v,.n•ry•: ,~.oit'`'•'}.i+~i.`~~~ . . `.._:'r•>..Oti .~...•,v{i~YJ"!'.~.i?i f~.v . . • s • - • • . . • T } ' F' + + ' . . ~ •k,' ~ CAUTION - . . HIGH ~rir- 1I % VO LTAG E . , : ESP-[Xf & LYf Insrallatia~, PrngrammXg & OperaMn Guride Page 45 . . . . ~ ~ . P . . . i . + . . . . 1.. . . . nllr. . ' s..ee.. _....a.-..aa, ..S - d . . . . aor.. w ....r...w.+.w...u+. ~ N ~ ESP-LX'i+ (lndoor-Only Controiler) - - ~ - _ - ~ _ - ~ ~ . _ f ~a : . ` ~ . . • f . ,.„The ESP-LXi+ controiler (117 VAC model onlY) has an . ~ . externai transformer that reduces standard suppiy Vo!tage to 24 VAC to operate the vaives connected to the controiler. `-r 'You wiil need to connect the three wires from the transformer to the vertical terminal strip in the controller ' CSblftQt. i CAUTtOH: To avoid electrical shock, do - + : E +-4- # t~ i- t . NOT plug in the transformer until you have t t -F t connected its cable to the controller. If the ~ transformer is plugged in while the cable is not attached, any contact between the _ 0 three forked connectors will blow the transformer's intemal fuse. A blown - transformer fuse cannot be repaired. . ' ~ All electrical connections and wiring runs ~ must be made according to local building codes. 4 Make sure the transformer is NOT plugged in. ~ Feed the three forked transformer wires through the bottom leh hole in the cabinet. Then pull about 12 inches of the cable up into the controller cabinet. 0 Tie a loose overhand knot in the cable just inside the controiier to prevent any strain on the connector terminals. Page 46 ESP (Xr & LXl+ lnstallation, Pmgramming & Operatrorr Gurde . . . . = - - . _ . . . . - - . - _ ' , - . . , .e, . • . . ' ' . . . - :S~ . . . . . ' , ..',J' O t.r. / , ' , . i . . , • ,r. •:J.~ ' . . ;I•i'•. . . ! . ~ - . ; : . ' - - . j ' - ' • , / r jL•. s;~sil:aaw.r~ •«._.~.rV9W.., At4l*~k A ~ ~VIASTER P~RTS LIST , PREFERRED QY PROfESSJONLS WOQtDlylptS~ ;?i': , . ELECTRONIC s'°Catalo No.: 758 C~~NTROLLER .:.g Date: 2/95 ESP-6X / ESP-8X /.ESp-12X / ESP-16Y Pa ge: lof 1 11 1 4 . ~ ' • ! 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Description 15SP-6X ESP-8X ESP-12X ESP-16X . 1 Cabinet (631750) (631750) (631750) (631750) 2 Door Assembly (631769) (631769) (631769) (631769) 3 Door Labei (English) (631759) (631759) (631759) (631759) 3 - Door Label (Spanish) (631771) (631771) (631771) (631771) ' 4 Lock (650755) (650755) (650755) (650755) 5 Hinge Pin 631757 631757 631757 631757 6 Front Panel Assembly 632229-02 632229-03 632229-04 632229-05 7 Function Select Knob (630946) (630946) (630946) (630946) 632228-02 632228-03 632228-04 632228-05 8 CPU Main PWB 9 Terminal Output PWB 632927•02 632927-03 632927-04 632927-05 ~ 10 Battery Snap, 9V 650075 650075 650075 650075 '-650097-18 650097-18 650097-18 650097-18 11 Fuse, 1 1/2 Amp, 250V (F1) 624624 624624 624624 624624 12 MOV 56V, 500Amp ~ 13 MOV 47V, 250Amp (4,6,8,12,16) (650692-06) (650692•06) (650692-06) (650692-06) 14 Triac, 4 Amps (4,6,8,12,16) 630064 630064 630064 630064 631661-01 631661•01 631661-01 631661-01 15 Transformer - 120VAC (60Hz) • 15 Transformer - 220VAC (50Hz) 631664-01 631664-01 631664-01 631664-01 16 Locknut, Conduit 7/8" (628013) (628013) (628013) (628013 Instruction Manual (631758) (631758) (631758) 631751 Note: Part numbers enclosed in brackEts are not available individually, but may be sold in assemblies or kits. 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Class B computing device in accordance with the specifications in Subpart J of Part 15 of FCC Rules, which If necessary, the user should consult the dealer or are designed to provide reasonable protection against experienced radio / television technician for additional such interference in a residential installation. However, suggestions. The user may find the following booklet there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a prepared by.the Federal Communications Commission particular installation. helpful: If this equipment does cause interference to radio or "How to Identify and Resolve Radiv-TV Interference television reception, which can be determined by turning Problems." the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to This booklet is available from the U.S. Government correct the interference by one or more of the following Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402, Stock No. .easures: 004-000-00345-4. ' ~ - 1. Reorient the receiving antenna. . ' ~ /Qi~/H ,~/IPDq 0 vrtEFERRFa er vRoFFSSFoNaLS woALDwroe RAIN BIRD SALES, INC. - Contractor Division 145 North Grand Avenue, Glendora, California 91740, U.S.A. (818) 963-9311 O 1997 Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp. ~ O Registered trademark of Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp. Technical Services: 1-800-247•3782 P/N 633432A . . -•-,.,.:z.. _ . .s~ ..~.~..~•.rt.~.~... r•~... , .._.+e ......~+!+;~oow.. ~ . .w•..."r. w.... _ . _ . ' " . _ . . ~ • ~ ~_~.~i ~ii'.~i.~.~w ~~Y _ - . ~ . . " . i. . . , . • • . .rti i • :J :!:_:t••'{v +~i..': ~N~~++:i. ~ t. -...:~~ys`~. . - • - _ . .t. .Vitil .r ,G1' .~e..~+w{-!+~•~ . ± • ' . ~ . V~; ti ' . . . . . ~ . • . . _ . . . _ , _ ~ . , ii . • • ' _ - 'i' • ~ I • " ' • • • : , _ ~i;;: ; " . . ,''f,:' . . , ~ ~ ' ~ ' ~ . ..c. ' • :v•~~%: . r. . • - •s~ , . • . a. i~.- ' l 1 . • . ' . . . : . . . , . • • . . . ~ - ~ • , T ~ . ~ :1 • • • • • . ~ . :t:,~:r.•:•i' •'v.~.~: .~'.`'i^n~?~l~j' •~!.s~`7Y...:; - . - . _ . • . . . . . 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C'. ~ ~I..v`.~t.~.,t~: j+..rlsit •~..~2,i.~ji •.1~:1 .'AiQ~ 9 f:'. ~ . . : . .-i' .w`,~.'1',•/~ 7~~.~< f.h'~~ Y c`f~ J. . ' ~ 'i'• i.:: ~ iq. h • ' ~ : a_~~ a~„ ~ r ~ ,r,;,. ~c ;T~.'n-' :ar" ~:r' . ~.ti'-'- ...+.yy:r.'.•»~ .!'t.~"' rt ' • ' • 's. -&~+~~ktc..u-~-..µCyc~f'~,~:'4~,~~?~~~~.~~y~v:%}~~.~,u~~j;r,~rb~rXrr :,7.-.:.'y~ar =;~i*~'%.~8~'~,~.~~~r'y?r t ~ .~WZ. ' / _ _ - •.i.: ' z'^'~ t • ` I..L. + - i Clearing All Program information To ciear all program information from the controller, turn the dial to OFF. Then hoid down the ON and MAN START / ADV. buttons for about seven seconds. You may then compietely reprogram the controiler. Begin with the instructions on page 10. , Technical Assistance If you are unable to resolve a problem with your controller, contact Rain Bird Technical Assistance at 800-247-3782. O~. ~ _ . . . . - Page 56 ESP-LXf &Lxl-f /nstalladan, Piogrammmg & Operadon Guide ~ . . . . . . ~.r~.~ , ~~~~r-~ i~ .a- w w ~ ~~n. • . . . - _ a~ . r . • - ~ •1~~ . ...~..'L •'y. ti~~.~. ~.~.r. . . . a . . • r . . . : , . ' ' . . _ • , _ . • . . .I . . . ~ . ' ~ • . . . . ' ' . . . . . . ' • ~ • _ " . . . , . - ' . . . . . . . . . . r:- , . ' . • . . ~ _ - • - . . - . , . . . . . . - . 1 • _ ~ . ~ . . r . . ' . ~ . - . . . . _ . , , . . . ~f7i'i.w+LN.. . ' - SYMPTOM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Display shows "MVFAULT." 16. An electrical fautt has occurred in the Identify and repair the fault in the master valve or master valve or pump start relay circuiL pump siart relay circuit. Then press the RESET button in the upper left comer of the face panel. To verify that the problem has been corrected, manually start a program (see page 34) or run the TEST program (page 32). Display is partially or completely blank 17. An electrical surge or lightning sVike has Tum off the controller and disconnect the 9-Vott damaged the controller's electronics. battery. Let the corrtroller sit for two or three minutes. Then reconnectthe battery and restore . power to me controller. Reset the time and date as described on page 10. ff the electrical surge did no permanerrt damage, the controller will accept programming commands and function normally. tf the controiler does not operate property, corttact " . Rain Bird Technical Assistance at 800-247-3782. ' ltering starts when it should not 18. MAN START / ADV. key has been pressed. To cancel a program that has been manualty started, " ._set the dial to OFF for three seconds. Then set tfie - dial back to AUTO. . 19. An unwarrted start time may have been Tum the dial to WATERING START TIMES and check errtered. to see if any programs have an unwanted start time. See page 20 for instructions on setting and eliminating start times. 20. 0-Dnp program may be running I# the D-Ddp program has been set properfy, no .`-concurrerrtly witfi another program. correction is needed. The D-Orip program is designed to run whether or not the A, B, or C ' program is running. To checlc start times, see page 20. ESP-LXf J LXr /nsta/laman, Plagiamming 4 Operatan Gode Page 55 ~ , ; , • .r.~ ~ • ~ . . . , _ : ~ _ . : : . . . . . ~ - . . . . - : - . . • -s;~ , , ~ , : ' . . ~ ';:.v;•. • . : . • . , ' ' , . ~ _.Y_r~•'+,~ . . ' . . • . . . ~ . ~ ~ ~ s-. ~'4t:-~~ ..S ' ' y'~i:". ' . . ~ ^~i~ ' •r~ • . ' ' . . . . . • • • : 4t;t'.•" ' ' , • °J:•::, . • . . ' ~ - ~!f '.~'r-1 ✓-•.~t: . - . • . • • .tf:..•, e.~: .+-t?~ ' ~.•LY.~.:: • ' C...-1, _ ~Z~S'_~_ " • • . is~ . . ' r ~ ~ ir~'~~, tt:'l"~ s::...:~:a' - .,..._i... . ' • ' ':t. SYMPTOM POSSI6LE CAUSE CORRECTION Station does not come on. 9. No run bme has been set for the statian. Tum the dial to the station number, and press the PGM key to check the run times set for the station. To add a run time, see page 18. ...........A.-.......... . . 10. A short circuit in the solenoid or valve Identify and repair the fauft in the circuit Then press wiring has disabied the statian. (Display the RESET button, and start the station manualiy. shows "FAULT" and a stabon number, and See page 35 for instructions. ~ the FAULT light in the upper left comer of the face panel is lit) . 11. Sensor sysUem is preventing irrigation. See correction for Gause #7. . ~ - (WATERING SUSPENDED BY SENSOR IigM ' ~ - . . . . : . . . . : . . : . . . is lit) 12. Start time has not been errtered for the See correction for Cause #2. ~ . _ , program to which the station is assigned. - • 13. Water Budget for the statian's program is See coRectian for Cause #6. . set to 0%. ';-lay shows 'PINR OFF.' 14. No power is being supplied to the comroiler. Verify that the controller is plugged into a working outet Check the main power supply to the _ . . : . . . coritroller. Display shows 'RJSE.' 15. Fuse has biown. Oisconnect the coMroller from its power source. ~ Identify and repair the circuit tauft mat caused the fuse to b(ow. Then replace the fuse wrth the spare ' . fuse supplied on the inside af the face panel, just above the 9-Voft battery. For the ESP•LX+, use a 1.5A SLO-8L0 fuse. For the ESP-UG+, use a 1.25A - . . . . . - . • . SLO-BLO fuse. Reconnect power to the carrtroller and reset the time and date. page 54 ESP LY: & LXif /nstal/a6on. Piugrammrng & Operatron Guide • - - . . , . .r-.=~= - • - _ ~t• . . • ~ ' : _ . _ • - :t . • • ~ : . . ~ . • - - r . . . . • • . .r. ,A. .Yrv . ' , ~ j ~ . , s ~ ' • . ' . • . ~ • • I ' ' • 'a . y i . . M i . ~ ~ . ~ . . . ~ _-t..~..,. rROVBLFSNOOrInrG SYMPTOM POSSI6LF CAUSE CaRRECTION • Program does not come on automatically. 1. Dial is set to OFf position. Sei the dial to AUTO. 2. Start time has not been errtered far the Tum the dial to WATERING START TIMES and check program. the start times entered for the program. If the start . time is missing, enter it as described on page 20. 3. Rain Delay feature is preventing watering. If the Rain Delay feature has been set properfy, no (Display shows °RAIN DELAY' and 'DAYS correction is needed. To cancel the Rain Delay; see REMAINIVG.°) page 27. 4. Today may not be a watering day for the r V Press the PG1A key to check the days remaining urttil program. (Display shows "DAYS the next watering day for each program. REMAINING" to the next watering day.) .....................W_............................................................... . - 5. Day Off feature is preventing watering. If the Day Off feature has been set properly, no ~ (Display shows "NON," followed by the time correction is needed. To run a program manually of day.) (even on a Day Off), see page 34. To change the Day Off ~ i _ Y ~ . . . . . - ~ -iro. . . ~ _ . feature, see page 28. ~ ~ . - . . . , W...........~.........._..._..._.___................... j~-• 6. Program's Water 8udget i s set to 0%. Set the Water Budget a ove 0%. See page 22. Oisptay shows a station.operating, but no ~ 7. Sensor system is prevertting irrigation. Turn the sensor bypass switch to OFF. If watering . watering occurs.. : ~ (WATERING SUSPENDED BY SENSOR light resumes, the sensor is operating properly, and no ' is Iit) correction is necessary. _ , . . . . . 8. No sensar or jumper is connected to the Tum the sensor bypass switch to OFF. To prevent • _ - . ~ ~ _ - controllers SENSOR terminals, and the future occurrences, install the supplfed jumper on SENSOR BYPASS switch has been setto the controller's SENSOR terminals. See page 50. . _ Y . _ . . . , - ~ - ACTNE. ESP-lXt & LGf lrufa!/ataz Piogramming & Operabon Guide Page 53 - ~ - - - • - - ~ , ~ I • . ~~~~is~ . • - '~^~:.:Si.+jJj'{.w'n~3i~Y:..... • -~1 ~..4 • . . ~.rY~ ~Hl~!'~\iiWNp1~~~\:..~: • '8.. . • . . . .~-,.;r.,.~.~~:~~ • . , , _ •r ~=~5 . • • . . . . - . . _.,~:,~,t~;-. o.:. . . . . . _ • . • • . ~::~ip~°:~asi:-~ . . • .1~z. -~ot+; ~ :;..E~..':::s'. ..~:r;1::. _ • . . ' . , . -.a... -.:...~•:.:.;w-" .Gi:~`.tis~.,..` . .:l:~~:r.-'...I. F'~r'..~`~• ,:ti" . , w _ ' , ~-v`'f•~w .r~ ' IY- - .'j'~ . . ' `~.'.~~r. ~..-r:~.:..n ;4~'~. ~ -'D _ ' = ~ 110.~, ~r • . n. %Y ~~~~V I~...: ~5:~ w.,. • .:w : ~•r. . ~ ~ ~ I . . . ~ 4e,;... - J , j~ . '~h F~ :..~i t17j: r • , t ~..t;' ' ~3`'~S4 . • . rt7~ ..Zti'0 e~':a .~!'i~;1 S'Y..V:TJ'~L:s? ?'^f":T::: .;r'i . ~ • :~P . .v.....~:~1'~ ~ r~- ~ ,~~n-• • ~ . . -~y:~-►)Ja~l••~ S'~}:.~:L~y'vY3•.''~-•y7'.~J:.'r.`!7i~~K:~11t1•,,,:.-•~ aWi:':~ . ~ . . . . _ '•.'i^i~~7+';:n •I, ~~.~%14~rsy~ ~1~?fs:'~ : f~wlJ,'.E;4'' • ' • •Y^ 1f3i :~it""~y~! 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I.~ ••vt:.~. rv J f.... ~~,,~yp~~c ~q ~ ~~i. _..~/:.7C~~ . .w~': .~...+de.3a.► - Y ~ ` •✓•t~ ~'X .~!+'~':`.'~~•t-.. . ~'l.'i~..~.:....r)r,-•~, S~. ~ ~jet:~« . .~.~.s:. r +e'~.Ga~7Zti~~w:~re.:J~ - . r~.'•rS,.tu: ~:T~i"S~7L~fi.9lf`T`~~~a~L7'.Y':~~,, O Slide the battery back Into its compartment, and ~ ! S . ~ ~ dghten the screw. - • - h ~~x' , 4 ~ The controller will fuliy charge-the supplied NiMH . . ~ battery in approximately 48 hours. The controller will continue to trickle-charge the aattery whenever the ~ . ~ . controlier is supplied with electrical power. . . . . ~ _ ~ • O . ~ _ ~ . . - . b ~ - . . . . . . ~ ~ , r - ! i / • . , R~ . ~ ~ ~I . , • ~ f. . ~ ~ ` , . ~ + ♦ ~ + i,:~y ~•.w,'y',,,~; 4..- . _ . w. ~ . . , • . • t. ' . . 3 • , ~ . . - . Pap 52 ESP-LXf & U7t /nsta/laacn, PRagrammrng & Opsralian Gude i~'.; - - . : - ~ ..•t,. _ . ~ . . . . . . . . . . ~ . ' ' . _ - ~ ~i~!' •y~"~+'~=r:.~,_.~.~~~a{~. ~:~-ri~•u_i.:d -~~`9,ce~n~~~~~+.~-.Y+,-}17`~T.t:~~.^.~rL:s~.4k,~,r~,F?.,:.;...1;.;.= Y , ~~:z ~~~H:. ~.•>~.~~~~~.Ct. • -r 'Y,.t,~`.~'.i's'7.t/;.,~~.l~L~~s,~. ~_".a.••~ , . • ' ' • , " , ' ' - • ~ ' . ^K:. a• t~~4 a . .c " _ . . ~~Lv. Y. _ .i: ' • - I _ ~ ~ . . . . - - _ . q ~ ~ :t _ ' ~ . ~ ~ ~ . . . v:~.4~~'~.~.'.~~.-ti~.,~ _~-I ~5.:~' . . . ~ . . . . . . . r.~- .iti. .t~~~ ~ . , 2. . . . . .d. ~ ~ . ~ . . ~w. . .11 • .~~t~'~. , . . . . . _ . . . . ~ . . . ' ' ~ . . , _ i~~i. .i ~ 1~ _ 'r`; • . ' ' :ti:+r{ - ' • . . ' . " " " . . ~ .~r:: t'•''.'^.. ' ' • • ~ ~ ~ . . ••1'Yr.'.r • . • . - . ~ :.r - . ' . . , ~ . . . • . . . ~ . Install Battery The 9-Volt rechargeable nickel metal hydride (NiMH) NOTE: Memory is retained by a battery battery supplied with the controller provides power to ~ which is to be disposed of in accordance maintain the current time and date during a power . with local regulations. outage. Program information is maintained independently of battery power. So if a prolonged power outage outlasts me battery also lets you program the controller with the the life of the battery, you will only have to update the time face panel detached from the cabinet power supply. and date after power is restored. O If you have removed the face panel and cabinet door for a new installation, reinstall them now. 6e sure to ,-connect the ribbon cable and two-wire harness from ~ ; the face panel to the controiler's circuit board, as described on page 38. 0 Loosen the screw on the battery cover, and slide the. ~s . y, ~ battery out of its compartment. If you are replacing a. used battery, discard the old battery propesly. The replacement battery must be a 9-Volt rechargeable NiMH battery. 0 If the battery has a protective cover installed over its terminals, remove the cover. Then connect the two- wire battery clip to the terminals. ESP LXt & LX'~+ /nstallation, Pmgrammi~?g & Oaeration Guide Page 51 _ , , - ; . / i i . ist ~ •f.~ , w~~`• r . . . .~".~.~~~i::~•y"a ~ . ~ • +vl~~;.i. '%N• • - .nr . • . ' . . . ..1:.!{~ '~d~i~(9~.T.t:~ . . ...r c.~....~r_ v 1• R ~ • . . ;`i,~ L: ~ ' .`•XV•'K~j ~ • • - - - • ~r t}~" r • +a ~ 'i.~~-~ M'.•?!.•-'^~` ~~-`:.-.~~.,;~~1~,• . . . - • y:~'~M :~1a~~5t~t~~': ' . ; ;F{i-i': : " . ~ ::i~+^- l•:.;. t,'.:'4 i;. _ . .i•-1~. , trd.;'•.r:' - •r.i ~.-~y.-:w. ~ s..~s`-':M'J~C'- r. 1.~ ~r; :Y:. . ~ ' iT^a~4'•l~?~d%~:r.. . : '`"9~ , • . . - ~~`~i~.~'~y;~.;~;%~±"'.~l;':~;~:;' ~ ! `'^'•*ti?:~~ . . ' •D ~ ,1~, .`..i r. ~ . . . . .:\'~.~:~%eh~i,:1~ .xr_i'~~.~'n-' ' ' . . - . ' ..iyt i.J'::•'.'y~t s~i;.~- . . ; ~...•i'•:•' . . ; '9•i .1~T~'1/t-s,;- y.. _ . _ . .w _ : • . . . . . . - . , :w}',:;`Xw:r:= _ _ • . • . -~r,i~a: }c,.s::.; . ' • - " , _ a` . ' . • - ' . . . ' • - ~°s: - . . .~.:i`~~~.:i'..ww..~..~._~_.._~.. ~.......r.... w:++~:w...r -.J.~~~.a".A~ .~~n..~.. . • ' . . • -i4V='!=-`•• O ..~~.."~'..~.......r. a~. if.f~1~• k.'A~' ' . ' u.w _ i•4 . i~. .s'... Sensor System Wiring NOTE: wtio••~v ,•~a;r• t - + Complete this section only i your f • • ; : ; ~ system has an automatic rain sensor. ~ ~ I • • r h~x• ` / If you are not connecting a sensor to the . . . ; : : . . : . : . ' f.,.f.. a,, : h., r • ~ controller, make sure the supplied jurimper ~U¢ is installed on the two SENSOR terminals on the controller's vertical terminal strip. . - . ~ O Most sensors have two wires or two terminals designed to be connected to the valve common wire. ~ £ ~ + + + + + + + f ~.~Q~~~x . . . : . ~ ~ . . Instead of connecting to the valve common wire, connect these wires or terminals to the "SENSOR" I~ terminals on the ESP-LX+ or -LXi+ controller. ~06 ~ ~ ~ Route the pair of wires out of the controller cabinet to the sensor system. 0 Follow the sensor sY$tem's directions for Placin9 and Et''"~ :"'<•~''.''+<>:v~~ x~ x:::<<. ~:<v connecting moisture probes, setting the rain shutoff level, and making final adjustments. Page 50 ESP•LYT,? LYif ;nsailation. Programming & Operatra,n Guide . . . . , . . • . , i . . - - ~ • - - . . „ :FW. :t: , . . . ry l..". . . ~ . I _ . . • Station Valve 1Niring Connect each valve by its own separate power wire ro . ~ • ~ `Y~~ • one of the numbered terminals on the ESP-LX+ terminai ~,~+.~.Sv>~r dff 'i4• . strip, as shown in the illustration. You may connect up to rtwo 24 VAC, 7VA solenoid valves per station. r• :gorti.:yF To speed up ins[allation, you can slide the stripped end of the vatve wire under the "pinch plate" at each terminal. - The pinch plate eliminates the need to wrap the wire ~ . = ~ +y + + + + + + around the screw head. • ~.>~:N~}.:„:f.< $rj`. _ - ~ . . . ~p: .n~• : . . . . NOTE: _ The ESP-24LX+ is equipped with a f} : 3 {r.~ A?f . I.yµ• }F. ' special screwiess terminal strip for valve ~ ' . wire connections. ~,non , ium YQLfAfiI ~ ~ . %,,)nnect a common wire to one of the4leads on each ~ Y~~ - valve. Connect the other end of the common wire to the ~ Power COM terminal on the flip strip. Wre used to connect the Zwlre valves must be code-approved for underground installation. ' ~ m Master Valve Wiring NOTE: Complete this section onty if your system requires a master va(ve (an ' . automatic valve installed on the mainline ~Common pipe upstream from the station valves) or a MASTER STATION VALVES pump relay. The controller does NOT VALVE Wire provide main power for a pump. Connect the master valve wiring to the MV terminal and COM terminal as shown in the illustration. ESP-LXf & L,Y'~+ /nstaAab'an, Progiamming & Operadon Guide Page 49 ~ , ' . ' - ~ .;.:~.:t~,s;~z.:.-. . r...."'C~.~r ~..rM~.. . 44 4~.~.•.'• ~ , . • . t,t . , , '3y~:x:, . . • ~1 ~'r^•~~'P ` -i' 1 - . . ' _,1;'M ~ ' '~c~.t~ ~i••~;(~;,~'._ ' ~';L;~:ryM.~r.r:p„ . . , ' . r~t,.._:~•_~ L . ~ . ' ~ ' . j t„~D~~~~-'•.~ . ~~i r . r:. ~~rQ7~l~~Cl'^wf Ki`.al. ~ • .i"~'~ . a►~ ~ r• ~ • . C . ' , • _ c ~ , - . _ . i.::.r-... a • • • • ' ~'...4~ t, .r" • t ~ . . . • . _ . - ? ~.,.'..,.q• ~.~1 - M•wr./,.~".. . . "_~ekS" • :.r~~r~,,,- ~,.1,. • . - + ~•p~ M, { •'1% • ' ' . ` • . ~ - .=r~~=S%~ fr-'%::%c;la~i.~. .a. . . . . . . - • . Connect Field Wires Field Wire Entrances _ .,.r; . . . r~ . . . . :ry,~ ti : •y. . The ESP-UC+ cabinet has three entrances fior routing field wires from the valves. Two are located on the underside , > of the cabinet, and the third is located on the back of the cabinet. O The underside of the cabinet has a hole sized for a 1' (2,6 cm) PVC male adapter so you can easily instali a ~ 1' (2,6 cm) PVC pipe or conduit for the valve wires. + + + + + + s: + . A larger knockout for a 1 1/4 (3,2 cm) PVC male ~ ~.+fTf+++}+++. adapter is mofded into the underside of-the cabinet, surrounding the 1" (2,6 cm) hole. You may need this , `AUT'Or larger hole if you are using #14 gauge wire or larger. ~ a HIM ~ ~ YOITACE To use the larger hole, tum the cabinet upside down. J Place the bfade of a slot-head screwdrTVer in the groove around the knockout. Then firmly tap the - ~ handle of the screwdriver to punch in the. knockout. You may need to punch the groove in two places. ~ . ~ If you wish to route the field wires through the wall on which ihe controller is rnounted, use the 1" (2,6 cm) knockout on the back of the controller cabinet. Use a . ! • .11_' 7 ~ ~S t T ~ . screwdriver to punch out the knockout, as described J!'~}! ' in step 2. f . Page 48 E~P•i Y: s LYif insratla&on. Programming & Operdtion Guide . . • - : _ .0 . • : _ ;'s.-.~.... • . • ' • - . yt•.'.~- ' : ~ ~ J. _ . . , _ . . . . . 't.. / 41J: ia'e...i~tya. w .r."'. , . . ~ . ~ ' ' ' 0 On the vertical terminai strip, connect the green ~ ~ ~ forked wire to the terminal labeled "GND." . . f! o:} j.. k'~%' s ¢fn. . NOTE: The green ground wire MUST be .:v ..t.. + ' connected properly to provide electricai . surge protection. / { ~ Connect one of the remaining two forked wires to one / . : ► . : . " ~ of the terminals labeled "24 VAC." ((n some units, • these two terminals are labeled "ORN.°) Connect the last forked wire to the other terminal labeled "24 VAC." Polarity of these two wires is not important. 1 ~~y + f You may connect either wire to either terminal. O Verify that all connections are secure. Then plug the , iransformer into any standard three-prong grounded 117 VAC electrical outlet. CAUTION: To prevent electric shock, match wide blade of plug to wide slot, fulty ~ ~ inserted. ~ ~ ~ ~ ESP-LXf & LXt lnsta!latioir, Pmgramming B Operawn Guide Page 47 , ~ • ~ ~ . . . . ~ . ~ . L~::-: • Z'., - - - - " - • - = = _ . . . - _ - _ - : ; : . . • . . j PiCC~ i ~ ~ ; ~~~~RGRM.-oUND : ~ Fs=~~~ CABLE. (Uf j ~ NSUlATION: POLYV1 NYL CHL~#~1DE , 5179: 14 ~WC-w - 4 10 AWG , ~rP~. 1.0 S-. ' 1.1 inis _=eC::i~=onCt1 C=vErS i{7B :nsrrt;c:icn ,r, ~i~t~+;u i;~,~~r.~~r~~. rec:;ir ~,en;z fcr Lnc=rc,rcvRC Fe_ll.'er C~~ia. 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GC` : r~ec rnrcrr-ang 1 14 6 } ~c LL 5== c: .M' 7194" F CS'S l30 'L 2.3 C.^.tlstrvr:iort Data: i 2: 0 19 b • 3i0 19 LL ;eryy ~ury. e7YC, =:ct~, c :nt=ming _ 4i 0 19 b .1 i: I 24 Mcnurr=uttrjs Idr.rstr'ilc=::'czt: a.^.t w:ryinc c==c.-::y :a-- =n 1a- _ ~,rA«er `.~}~I'~~ TVYJ AU~I YI~_`~ A ~wr. /r~ ~ • /~.1 Q ,r ^11`• ^ • ~ V`v •yV~.~~~ k'^ f l y i ~r /~~~V}~~~ V ~y ~ r ~r•. ac ~~;s rc~ir5, csrr c.^d `~r;s .(c: --~.-~.v.~ ....~r• ~ 1 . . l . u nc^e, v1t Cr:1n C'C.'1. . arcvet; .r•~ c_;-- ies 3ncil c:ec.: ic=Ay in wiih l:L. Vi-^Vr= / 1 Ia11d s,1c'I VIO~• LI` +c_O;s. . . l I . .:~..wr.~~.:sX+a'a~:ii3e:e2:~..:»rxw::l , :rf J+:~>" %`a.n ""a;;'~'...«,~::,.it....,r."....°,...~.~.i.a~..o~..~.;ac,';etf 3.f; _ . . ...•Y_,. - . ~ ...1 ~P,Oe IN aMFR1c ~ DRI-SPLICE ~ ~ WIRE CONNECT4R 'SftPEANS ~'ITH PRIOE ~ PRICE SCHEDULE DS-1-0989 _ Effective September 27, 1989 Supersedes DS-1-0485 ~ . P/G: 20 • One size fits AWG #10, #12, or #14 C~ • Designed to insure waterproof connections - ~ • Easily installed in the field without special ~ toois • Permanent protection for underground wire splices , ~ - . ; i ~ , webbing expands to appropriate wire size ~ The Spears Dri-Splice Seal designed into each wire hole enables you to stocfc one connector for all applications. The Dri-Splice Seal features an interference webbing which expands to accommodate #10, #12, or #14 gauge wire sizes. ' In the event only two holes are used, the Dri-Splice Seal ~ revents sealant from leakin out throu h the third hole. improved p g g ~ design of webbing allows easier ' insertion of wires. webbing seals any unused holes to prevent solvent run out. For use in electrical systems with 30v or less. Part - List Price ' Number Oescription SP/MC Each DS-100 Dri-Splice Connector (Includes Crimp Sleeve) 25/400 •42 OS-200 Crimp Sleeves 200 ~ - 08 DS-300* ~ Dri-Splice Sealant (Approximately 30 connections per 5 oz. tube.) 24* I 3.50* ~\~l * Sold in carton quantities only. - SEE REVERSE SIDE FOR ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS - Prices subject to change without notice. Possession of this price schedule shall not be construed as an offer to sell the products listed. Assembly instructions , r CRIMP WIRES BODY SLEEVE PLUG (Flexible PVC) (Rigid PVC) 1. insert wires through holes in base of body. 2. Twist stripped wires together and apply crimp sleeve with an indent type crimping tool. 3. Push wires back into body. 4. Fill cap to brim with sealant and also apply sealer to outside of plug. 5. Invert body and insert plug into body until it snaps tight. 6. Be certain sealant has formed into all holes 9n body. 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REPLACE~VIENT OR RETURN OF ANY PART THEREOF. In the event of the bringing of anv legal action by the customer against Spears Manufacturing Company arising herein or hereunder then the parcy in whose favor final juagment shaU be entered shall be entitiea ;o have. and recover from the other, reasonable attornevs fees and costs incurred. to be fixed bv the courts wherein sucn judgment is entered. . THIS wARRaNTY MAY NOT 8E c-XTENDED. ALTtRED OR OTHERWISE 1nODIF1ED _:<CEPT 8Y 1NRITTEN INSTRUMENT SIGVED BY SELLER . ...a.AA..Y.c.w..~`~.i.[d1+~...,a''t.,_.c Z' r SPEARS'5 MANUFACTURING COMPANY ~0. o.t.440.1 ,C. CORPORATE OFFICE • INTERNATIONAI SALES • DISTRIBUTION CENTER 3 15853 Olden Street, Sylmar, California 913~32 • P.O. Box 9203, Sylmar, California 91392 0 (818) 364-1611 Fr1X. ~ . Order Departmeni (818) 367-3014, Corporate Offices (818) 362-1596 • TE! E`C: 6972762 VM~~,,. ~ - REG10NaL DISTRlBUTION CENTERS - COLORADO FLORIDA GEORGIA ILLtNOtS PENNSYLVAN►A TEXAS WASHINGTON 4800 Nome St. 344S Bartlett Bfvd. 5044 S. Royat Atlanta Dr, 1345 1V. ,-{amilton Pkwy. 543 Industrial Dr. 1E38 Forms Qr. 3902 '8' St. N.W. Denver 80239 Orlando 32811 Suite A Itasca 60143 Fairview Industrial Park Carrotllon 75007 Aubum 88002 (303) 371•9430 (407) 843-1960 Tucker 30b84 (7081 773-0075 Lewisber(y 17339 12ta) 245•0387 (206) 939-4433 OUTSIOE COLORADO INSIDE FLOFiIDA (404)270-0550 (8001 662-6330 (717) 938-8844 ;NSIDE TEi(AS (800) 347•7327 (800) 525-1119 (800) 432•4762 (800) 662-6326 F~J(; (708) 773•0435 INSIOE PENNSYLVANIA iS001 441-1437 FAX: (206) 539-75' 4~-- ~ ; FAX: (303) 375-9546 OUTStQE FLORIDA FAX: (404) 496-0314 (800) 8211 -1057 OuTSfOE TE:tAS (800) 327-6390 OUTSIDE PENAlSYIVANlA I3M 527-0650 # FqX: (407) 425-3563 (800) 233-0275 f.UC: (214) 245•1205 cQx: f7171 938•65a7 'e •w;~ ..,,.!4P ~ *~ai:.ill"'i..""i$k~,;- . s-,. 's.~ ~°~~'y~~'r° ".yc~e~"C1ryc¢'n r•`"tl A¢8 `~~~.~.d. . ..',Kl1i2~: +.meR~4w.wsx~a..' Y..ti~q • X~ " s ' °•.:...SA.A'm ~.iNC~.. , 0 Spears Manufacturing Company Printed in U.S.A. 1/90 DS-1-0989 ES-WBV ■ ' For Residential, Commercial, Series W V - and Industria/ Applications ~ - . . 2-p~ece Standard Port . Brass Ball Valves Sizes: 1/2" throu9h 2" (M P X M P) _ j 1/s" t h ro u g h 4" (NPT) 'Series WBV•MIP x MIP 3$» t h rO U g h 3» (C X C) MALE x MALE , Sizes:'/z" through 2" ~ ~ 1 ~ • Suitable for full range of liquids and gases Series WBV • Bottom loaded, pressure retaining stem - THREA,DEO ENDS „ ' • Pressure rated at 400 psi (28.12 Bar) WOG Sizes: /e through 4 (non-shock) ~ • Virgin TFE stem packing seal, thrust washer and seats • Vinyl insulator on heavy duty plated carbon steel handles Fast'/4 (8mm) turn open or close operation • Low operating torque - - • Adjustable stem packing gland Series WBVS • Each valve individually tested, in the opened SOLDER ENDS• and closed position Sizes: /e through 3, +"This valve is designed to be soft soldered into lines without disassembly, using a low temperature solder (420°F). Other solders such as 95/5 tin an- timony (4600F) or 96/4 tin silver (4300F) can be used, however, extreme caution must be used to prevent seat damage. Higher temperature solders will damage the seat material. ANSI B16.18 states that the maximum operating pressure of 50-50 solder sweat connections is 200 psi at 1000F, and decreases with higher temperatures." ~ "Apply heat with the flame directed AWAY from the center of the valve ~ ~ body. Excessive heat can harm the seats. After soldering, the packing nut may have to be tightened." Approved valves shall have bottom loaded pressure retaining stems, Virgin TFE seats and standard port. Valve shall be pressure rated at 400 psi WOG (non- shock). Watts Regulator Company Series WBV. A LEADER /N f/.QLVE TECHNOLOGY~ • \ WA,TTS REGULATOR - s t n c e 1874 Watts Industries, Inc.- !-~l Water Products D(vision • Safety 8 Control Valves ~ USA: 815 Chestnut Street, North Andover, MA 01845-6098 Canada: 441 Hanlan Rd. Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 3T1 TEMPERATUREIPRESSURE ATERIALS RATING, 400 A ~ ~ a. ~ g d 300 - - 1 ~ O c 200 - ~ ~ y ~ a p o► ~ 100 I I I 50 3 I I I G ~ H * 0 . , ~ 1 50100 200 300 400 500°F E H 10 38 93 149 204 260 °C ~ Temperature F ~ J Note: • 1 PSI equals .07 Bar O A. Handle Nut - Brass B. Handle - Plated carbon steel with vinyl insulator - C. Packing Nut - Brass lkd oQEN 1 D. Stem Packing - TFE E. Thrust Washer - TFE ~ F. Stem - Brass G. Body - Forged Brass cLosE H. Seats - TFE o ~ 1. Ball - Chrome plated Brass , J. Adapter - Forged Brass c r" - i ` DIMENSIO NPT or MIP Ends B D WBV DIMENSIONS ' Size MIP X MIP WBV wBVS A B B1 C D Weight In. MM EDP. No. EOP No. EDP No. In. MM In. MM In. MM In. MM In. MM Lbs. Kg. c Iib 6 - 545095 - .31 7.9 1.65 42 - - 1.42 36 3.31 84 .3 .14 + 1h 8 - 545100 - .31 7.9 1.65 42 - - 1.42 25 3.31 84 .3 .14 10 - 545200 546100 .31 7.9 1.65 42 1.61 41 1.42 36 3.31 84 .3 .14 1/2 15 545110 545300 546200 .39 9.9 1.89 48 2.05 52 1.50 38 3.31 84 .4 .18 3/4 20 545120 545400 546300 .59 14 2.20 56 2.80 71 1.61 41 3.31 84 .5 .23 1 25 545097 545500 546400 .79 20 2.64 67 3.27 83 2.01 51 4.65 118 .9 .41 Solder Ends 1 Y4 32 545130 545600 546500 1.00 25 2.99 76 3.70 94 2.17 55 4.65 118 1.4 .64 Bi 11h 40 545140 545700 546600 1.26 32 3.35 85 4.25 108 2.64 66 5.28 134 2.2 1.0 2 50 545150 545800 546700 1.50 38 3.80 97 5.04 128 2.80 71 5.28 134 3.1 1.41 2'/: 65 - 770120 770001 2.00 50 4.72 120 5.90 150 3.35 85 7.87 200 6.9 3.13 3 80 - 770140 770145 2.50 64 5.63 143 6.97 177 3.74 95 7.87 200 9.1 4.3 4 100 - 770160 - 2.95 75 6.85 174 - - 4.06 103 7.87 200 16.5 7.48 , ~ A L EAOER /N VA L 1/E TECHNOL OG Y ~AM 1 ~0 USA: 815 Chestnut Street, North Andover, MA 01845-6098 Canada: 441 Hanlan Rd. Woadbridge, Ontario 1.41- 3T1 IRECxULAT'OR ~ 9001 - s i►, c e 1874 Watts Industries, Inc.- CERTIFIED ES-WBV 9420 Water Products Division 9 Safety & Control Valves Printed in U.S.A. . ~ ~ ~ .7 • i f _ J~"= ~ [ Quick-Coupiing Valves ~ i j- 'S~•~~~~ ~ ~•e "~5~~ QUICK- COUPLING VALVES i Primary Application 33 RC 33 DRC !d Industrial-scrength brass quick-coup(ing valves e ~y • for water access. - • ~ Features .,wM • Red brass bodv and bonnet for (ong (ife and rugged performance. Ak Ycllo~v chermoplasric cover for durability. ~ Opcional Iocking rubber cover on models 33DLRC, 44LRC, and SLRC (use 2049 key 33 DLRC to unlock). Metal cover on model 7 only. : ^ • • One-piece body dcsign (models 3RC, SRC, and 7). • Two-piece body design for easy servicing - - s i (models 33DRC, 44LRC, and 44RC). y • Strong corrosion-resistant scainless steel 7 _ spring prevencs leakage. ~ ~ Operattng Range 33-DNP • Flow: 10 to 125 GPM (3 to 28 m3/h; 0,83 5, NON-POTABLE to ,,,g V• Pressure: S to 125 psi (0,3 to 8,5 Bars) QUICK Quick-Coupling Valves - Dimensions COUPLING VALVES Valve Pressure Loss (psi) ~ • 3RC Height: 41/4• (10,8 cm) Flow 3RC 330RC/ 44RC/ 5RC 7 • 33DR Height: 43/s" (11,2 cm) Primary Application 33DNF~ 44NP • 33DLRC Height: 41/s" (11,8 cm) Industrial-scrength brass quick-coupling valves GPM 3I4° 3/4" 1" 1" ilh" ' 1• 44RC Height: 6" (15,2 cm) for water access in non-potable syscems. 10 1.8 2.0 - - - • M 15 4.7 4.; Z' - . • 44LRC Height: 6" (15,2 cm) 20 7.2 7.6 4.=1 - - ~ • SRC Height: 5'~" (14 cm) Features 30 _ _ I1.5 1.9 _ ~ • SLRC Hei hc: 51f2" (14 cm • g ) Red brass bod,v and bonnet for long life and 40 ~.3 • 7 Height: SJ/a" (14,6 cm) rugged performance. 60 SO 96 .6 _ .4 : 3 • Locking purple chermoplastic covcrs to 70 - - - 14.0 3.6 Models rescria campering (use 2049 key co unlock). 80 " 4•9 ~ • Covers marked ~c%ith "Do Not Drink!" 100 - - - - g..} • 3RC: 3/.' (20/27) Rubber Cover, 1-Piece Body 125 - - - - 14.0 • 33DRC: 3/4" (20/27) Double Track Key Lug, warnings in English and Spanish co Rubber Cover, 2-Piece Body prevenc ingescion. • 33DLRC: 314" (20127) Double Track Key Lug, • Two-piece bodv design for easy servicing. • Scron corrosion-resisrant stainless steel QVIC~(- Locking Rubber Cover, 2-Piece Body g Coupting Valves METRIC • 44RC: 1" (26/34) Rubber Cover, 2-Piece Body spring pre~~encs leakage. Valve Pressure Loss (Bars) ~ • 44LRG 1" (26134) Locking Rubber Cover, Flow Flow 3RC 33DRC/ 44RC/ SRC 7 2-Piece Body Operating Range 33DNP 44NP • SRC: 1" (26134) Rubber Cover, 1-Piece Body • Pressure: 5 ro 12.i psi (0,3 to 3,5 Bars) m3/h I/s 3/ap 3/4 " 1" 1" i1Jz" • SLRC: 1" (26/34) Lncking Rubber Cover, • Flow: 10 to 70 GPyt (3 co 15,96 m3ih; 3 0,83 0,25 0.23 - - - ~ 1-Piece Body 0,63 co 4,42 Us) 4 1,11 0,42 0,41 0,22 : _ S 1,39 0,3 % • 7: 1'h_" (40/49) Mecal Cover, 1-Piece Body 6 1,67 - - 1 • 5RC-BSP: t" (26134)RubberCove51-Piece Dimensions _ 7 1,94 _ _ 0,84 0,14 - LZBodv, BSP threaded • 33DNP Height: 4?/s" (11,3 cm) 9 22,22 - - - 0~?9 - •.iLRC-BSP: 1" (26/34) Locking Rubber • 4~}NP Height: 6" (15,2 cm) 10 2,78 - - - 0,33 - If Cu~~er, i-I'iece Bod~~, BSP threaded 12 3,33 - - - 0..i0 O,13 • Models 14 3,39 - - - 0,72 0,18 16 4,44 - - - 0,97 0.25 Note: For non-US applicacions ic is necessary to • 33D\'P: 3/4" (?Ol?; ) 12 6,11 - - - - 0,72 specify NPT or BSP thread tr•pe. • 44NP: 1" (261341 28 7,75 - 0.97 ~ RAIVV~BIRD 1997-1998 catalog cIJ fc'rS 93 I ~ i ~ ~ JPA1**,61R,D - ' PAFfERRED eV PAOiESS/QNA15 WORLDWIDE e A S T E R P S L I S T ' ` ~ ~ • { MANUAL VALVE Catalog No.: 505 - 1-PIECE QUICK CUUPLERS # 3NP 3RC 3LCR Date: 2/95 #5 NP /#5RC SLRC 7 Page: 1 of 2 . z c z c a ~ ` 00 NOi 09I141k ~ (Wo ~ U 16 ' ~ 15 ` i RA GNEHOVa ~ ~ i ca~' e 4 ~ _3 e;~a aD e 17 ~ ~ L _T 4 °1 1-6 : ; - - 5 #3RC #5 N P ~ ~ • - #3NP #5RC Ref. Part Description #3LRC #5LRC #7 COVER ASSEMBLIES $ 1 Yellow Rubber Cover (RC) 206952-01 206954-01 - 2 Locking Rubber Cover (NP - Red) (207250-01) (207251-02) - 9 2 locking Rubber Cover (NP - Purple) 207250-02 207251-04 - • r 3Locking Rubber Cover (LRC - Yellow) 207248 207249-02 - 4 Metal Cover - - 208412 ~ 5 Cover Spring - (201252) 6 Cover Pin 205174 206252 200594 ' locking Cover Key (#2049) (Not Shown) D06401 D06401 - VALVE ASSEMBLIES 10 7 Valve Cage (A) 200503 201612 200288 8 Spring (A) 200502 200232 200265 9 Gasket 200504 200278 200287 ~ 10 Valve Body (NPT) (206596) (206601-01) (200286) 10 Valve Body (BSP) - (206601-02) - 11 Buna-N Disc (A) 200192 (A) 200213 (A) 200251 12 Disc Retainer (A) 200193 (A) 200214 (A) 200252 11 ~ 13 Asbestos Washer (A) 200194 (A) 200215 (A) 200215 14 Retaining Screw (A) 200195 (A) 205806 (A) 200253 12 ~ VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - BSP - B13401 - 13 4 VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - NPT B11201 813301 B14501 ~ 15 Key Handle (201635) 200243 200243 14 16 Key Body (200205) (200242-01) (200291) . 17 Pin 200226 200275 . (A) Included in Repair Kit 204146 203747 203749 Note: Part numbers enclosed in brackcts are not available individually, but may be sold in assemblies or kits. A COPl`RIG(iT 1991 R.%f?(pIRDSPRI\hLER [IYSURE QUALITY - USE ONLY CENUINE RAIN BIRD PARTS .NIFG CORP ~M . Akljv-,-~kBIRAD ~PREFERREO BY PQOFESS/ONALS WORLDWlOE ~~IA S TER PARTS LI S T MANUAL VALVE Catalocy No.: 505 2-PIECE QUICK COUPLERS # 33RC 33NP 33LCR Date: 2/95 # 44RC 44 NP 44LRC 55 66 77 Page: 2 of 2 . ~ 2 , 00 NOi GR1NK rt 18 17 ' . . R4GNENOOA ~ 4 - t I c,~ e 19 ~ ~ rt -3 e~i us ~ob 7 : ~a a . . / . ; t e #33RC #44RC j #33NP #44NP Ref. Part Oescription #33LRC #44LRC #55 #66 #77 ~ - COVER ASSEMBLIES S . 1 Rubber Cover (RC-Yellow) 206952-01 206954-01 206954-01 206954-01 - 7 ~ 9 2 Locking Rubber Cover (NP-Red) (207250-01) (207251-01) - - - 2 locking Rubber Cover (NP-Purpie) 207250-02 207251-03 - - - ~ 3 Locking Rubber Cover (LRC-Yellow) 207248 207249-01 - - - 10 4 Metal Cover - - - - 208412 5 Cover Spring - - - - (201252) 6 CoverPin 205174 206252 206252 206252 200594 11 Lacking Cover Key (#2049) (Not Shown) D06401 D06401 - - - VALVE ASSEMBLY 7 Upper Body 200204 200208 200228 (200246) (200262) S Lock Screw 200187 200187 200187 200187 200187 9 Flange Packing 200188 200209 200230 200247 (200263) 10 Valve Cage (A) 200503 200210 201614 (200248) (200264) 12 11 Spring (A) 200502 200211 200232 200249 200265 12 Lower Body (200191) (200212) (200233) (200250) (200266) 13 Buna-N Disc (A) 200192 (A) 200213 (A) 200234 (A) 200251(A) (200267) ~ 14 Oisc Retainer (A) 200193 (A) 200214 (A) 200235 (A) 200252 (A) 200268 15 Asbestos Washer (A) 200194 (A) 200215 (A) 200215 (A) 200215 (A) 200215 13 16 Retaining Screw (A) 200195 (A) 205806 (A) 205806 (A) 200253 (A) 200253 O 14 VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - BSP - - B13401 - - O 15 VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - NPT B11801 B12401 ' 613301 B13901 (615101) ~ 17 Key Handle (201635) 200243 200243 200243 200243 ~ 16 18 Key Body (200206) (200224) (200242-01) (200260) (200274) 19 Pin - 200226 200226 200226 200275 (A) Included in Repair Kit 204146 203747 203748 203749 (203750) ; Note: Part numbers enclosed in brackets arc not available individually, but may be sold in assemblies or kits. O COFYRIGNT 1991 RArN oiRnsrRi`KLr_x INSURE QUALITY - USE ONLY GENU[NE f2A(N BIRD PARTS .%+rc coRP ~ FAX FACTS i HHardie E N T I RYSERIES . f 1 V- A L V E S ~ Globe/Angle . , . . , ~ Schrader valve (less gauge) option • Inlet pressure must be 15 psi ► Commercial greater than desired outlet pressure Anti-Contamination Field proven in thousands of installa- (102 models) ~ tions, the Century Series, with its . Electric valves with 1 SO-mesh , multitude of options, has established external control-water filter and ; a track record of reliable perfor'mance 3-way solenoid under the most challenging conditions. . Non-continuous metering system ; for dirty or effluent water 5 I Z E S:applications ~ • 1", 1 112", 2" and 3" plastic models • Small exchange of control water allows minimum filter capacity - F E AT U R E S • Control-water filter allows easy Performance external service ~ • Selectable normally open or • Flow range from 5-300 GPM normally closed mode • Easily serviced without removal from • Pressure range from 10-150 psi . Working pressure range from the system • External or internal manual bleed 10-100 psi , • Brass flow control stem (2" and 3" ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS ' models) Hydraulic Actuation (200 models) . Solenoid: 24 VAC ; • Flow control allows precise flow • Normally open, hydraulic operation . Inrush volt-amp: 24 VAC-11.50 VA ~ adjustment and manual shutoff for use with hydraulic controllQrs • Inrush current: .4 amp (102 models:- ' • Brass compression fittings accept . Pressure Regu/ation Option .48 amP) (103 models) 1/4" O.D. tubing • Holding volt-amp: 24 VAC-5.75 VA ~ • Electric operation Quality Construction • Holding current: .2 amp (102 ' • Self-modulating pressure regulator . Glass-reinforced, nylon body with models: .24 amp) maintains constant downstream stands high temperatures O PT I O N A L A C C E S S O R I E S pressure within t 2 psi of pressure . Nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm Weatherproof gauge and regulator setting • Encapsulated soienoid spring (SPK-100) • Outlet pressure regulating range . Molded brass studs allow positive from 20-100 psi with 0-100 psi bonnet attachment . I fLOW RATE-GPM I Madel Size ~ 1 4.20 3.20 4.10 7.20 0 20 34 44 50 60 10 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 150 175 200 225 250 215 300 G~A 4Z0 3.10 2,70 4.80 ~ ` 7.90 , j nx jg//' j j j %3 ~e~tU G/ 1•60 2.30 3.60 5.20 1.00 9.20 11.10 14.40 11.50 ~ ry 2 A1.30 1.60 2.80 4.00 5.50 1.10 9.0011.00 13.30 ~x ~ T % ~ Series , ~~~/~~F//////, /~~IF// 2.10 2J 0 3.30 4.00 4.80 5.60 6.50 7.50 Z /A % 1. 2 0 1. 6 0 2. 0 0 2. 4 0 2. 8 0 33 0 3. 9 4 4. 4 0 ~ j~~ j ° 3. ~ ~ WE/ W/Zrn/ % 2.503.004.105.306.708,3010.10 ~ A ~ i ~1.90 2.40 3.30 4.30 5.50 6.90 8.50 V 1) When designing a system, the industry standard for flow rate velociry through pipes and fittings is 5 FPS. ~ HaMie lriigation 2) Pressure loss data is derived from valves independently tested by CIT, Fresno, CA. i A James Hardle Company _ 27631 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, CA 92656 (800) 634TURF Fax: (714) 831-3212 See back page for Models/How To Order. H . d . RYSERIES . C EPJT I _ f V A L V E S ~ Globe/Angle , ODELS/HOW TO O•DER 100-1 103-1-30 T + T 1 Globe/Angle I Pressure Regulating, I i Model Size Electric Globe/Angle I psi Regulator ~ • 102-1 Model Size Option , • 102-1.5 1 112" • 103-1-30 1" 30 psi • 102-2 2" • 103-1.5-30 11/2 30 psi ' ; • 102-3 3" • 103-2-30 2" . 30 psi ; • 103-3-30 3" 30 psi ..I - 102-1 -r- T • 103-1-100 1" 100 psi Anti-contamination, • 103-1.5-100 11/2 100 psi . Electric Globe/Angle • 103-2-100 2" 100 psi . Model Size • 103-3-100 3" 100 psi • 102-1 1" • 102-1.5 1 1/2" 200 T ' • 102-2 2" Hydraulically Operated, - F ' 102'3 3" Globe/Angle i Model Size • 200-1 1 " ' • ~ ~ • 200-1.5 1 1/2" • 200-2 2„ • 200-3 3" i HaWie Irrigation , ❑ -A James Hardie Company 27631 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, CA 92656 (800) 634-TURF Fax: (714) 831-3212 01993 Hardie Irrigation 10/93 TL 1009 ~ Brand; Hardie'" Series: Century , . Oq ~ Q Model Numbers A 100-1 . ~ ~ - ~ 100-1.5 r - ~ ' co ~ 100-2 100-3 FF1 j 10~c ~ ~ . ' ~ 11 4 x ~ . . : . 100-1 100-1.5 100-2 100-3 `REF NO OESCRIPTION PART NO L1ST I PART NO UST I PART NO UST PART NO LIST 3 ~ - 1 24VAC SOLENOID ASSY 60HZ R811-24VACG 9.20 R811-24VACG 9.20 R811-24VACG 9.20 R8II-24VACG 9.20 ~ ~ • 2 BONNETT ASSEMBLY (R.W.) R-2001-13 11.00 R-2001-13 11.00 R-2006-7 26.50 R-2006-7 26.50 4 STEM ASSEMBLY R2862-1 3.75 R2862-1 3.75 WA - WA - ~ B.► .~1 _ 2 3. 5 0- RING' R688701 .11 R688701 .11 R688701 .11 R688701 .11 ' ' B - ~ ' B~Y= 90 ~i~0 R60fi90. fi0690 6902' ` 7 0- RING` R1631 .18 R1631 .18 R1631 .18 R1631 .18 . 10 OIAPHRAGM ASSEMBLY R-1308 6.50 R-1310 7.90 R-1312 37.35 R-1314 38.15 no001, ~ . a- ` - ~ - 12 REPAIR KIT SPK-100-1 17.20 SPK-100-1.5 17.20 SPK-100-2 50.90 SPK-100-3 60.60 ' ~ ~ , , , ~,IV%A ; f. ~ Nj - ~ . , ' List prrce per individual unit. ~ ~ 29 + *410 V•~. , ~ ~ ~ , • t ~:~3~ ~.l •1 a ' - ~ i U 1419 Poly -.-e= Ccr_cete C..-vez tiv eibht: Potvme: Concrere 21 lbs. Part vo: 14 1 a-3 R •r~ ~ ~t~a~ _ d4! . W ~iii ~iiu tt:Ct1P 11: 4t3fL• ~ 1 u ' Rt! ' / Syr I:.Y..i{ ~ 1419 Ft..in~ced Cavez i~~Ei~ttir=lirj. ~ia~a~it L ~r~ i c:. 4iYi u fi .~~;i~~~~ or i~~E:I~ 1'~I'3:~~i4~j~'~•~ ~ I Weioht: HDPE 3 lbs. Part N0: I419-2 Non Bolt ~ Part No: 1119-2B Boit Down j~ T~;' - . ~ 1419 Mete: Reccir.c, Cove: iov,~ ` :~~ra. / • ~ Weight: HDPE 3 lbs. ~ Part No: 1419-5 iNon Bolt ~ . ~ , 1•;:`. • . I419-5 B Bolt Down % ~ ' . • . ~ - ~ Wei ht: Cast Iron Reader 4.5 lbs. {:-:--l 8 ; Part N0: 1419•6 Non Bolt I4I9-6B Bolt Down FLEY LOCX u~ sLor ~ si.• / ~ ~ 1419 Non H3nged Cavez MARKING . , Weighr HDPE 3 lbs. ~ ' • Part N0: 1419•3 LNon Boit I - . ~ ~ . 14I9-3B Bolt Down Ifsp .Y 2lh" HOLT ~ (Optional) 1419 T-Cover 170 Weight: HDPE 3 lbs. ~ Part No: 1419-4 Non Bolt ~ . . . 141°-4-8 Bolt Down - ~ . . ~ . - ~ . . ~ ~ 1419 Bcx 12' ; . .y Weight: HDPL i lbs. ! ~ ~ . . Part No: I419-I2 ; 141/," ; , . / . ~ CoICZS AVCflcble: • \ ~ 2i'"'~ Green or Gcey , / . Black, Tan or Vio[et (Reciaimed ZVater) on SQecial Order ~ • VOTc» Eor use in non-veZic-ilar craffic instzUacions onlv. we do NOT :ecommc^ci insczll.-ciun :n conc:ete Or sspnzlt. ~ Wesgnu znd dimensions mav vary siighdy. ~ Revision Dace U494 SON-$ROOKS; C-ARSON-BROOM IPLaSTICS. (YC.I . ~ PLASTICS. LTD. Gcadon. Cslifornia Ruscommun, IrcEancl Toil-~'cc, !RnO1 -3:-"i~-► P!~onc_ (:'09) 592-uZ-= Eax: (~U`)) j92-'~?:'i :5 ;9 03-'_. `9~'= F!ora Nlississiooi Z5 : c) 03-=921 • i • eries mocleI 1220=12 ' ene • De 1220 Polymer Concrete Cover Weight: Polymer Concrete 26 lbs. Part No: 1220-3R ,~t;_ ~ s vB 1220 Non Hinged Cover i93ia16 Weight: HDPE 41bs. Part No: 1220-3 Non Bolt - • ~+•i . 1220-313 Bolt Down •~:.r- .r.~.;., . ~ ~ , ~ . . ~ d1.~• 1 3/a00 . . .r.~.;., • . • f ~.~+v ; 1220 Meter Reading Cover ~ - Weight: HDPE 4 lbs. 15" Part No: 1220-5 Non Bolt 21 `2" 1220-5B Bolt Down , . .r. . ~ Weight: Cast Iron Reader 5 lbs. ;:1 Part No: 1220-6 Non Bolt ~ . 1 1220-6B Bolt Down F 1 3/a" 15" - - 211h" / _ . i .t.4C.:>+r., ' • . . - 1220 T-Cover Weight: HDPE 4 lbs. Part No: 1220-4 Non Bolt 1220-4B Bolt Down 12" , •~R • . . ;T92 ~ 17" ~ - ; - 1220 Box 24° ~ 25W1 Weight: HDPE 9.4 lbs. 1< , Part No: 1220-12 ~ - . , Colors Available: Green or Grey Black or Tan on Special Order • NOTE: For use in non-vehicular traffic installations oniv. We do NOT recUmrnenci installation in concrete or asphalt. Weights and dimensions may vary slightly. Revision Date 1/1/94 , CARSON-BROOKS' CARSON-BROOKS PGASTICS, ING.. PLASTICS, LTD. Glendora, California Roscommon. Ireland Toll-Frer: ($00) 735-756-+ Phone: (909) 592-6272 Fax: (90") 592-; 9; I ['hone: O l 35 39 03-25922 Flora M;ssissippi Fax: OI 35 39 03-25921 ' Toll-Free: (800) 255-6340 Phone: (601) 379-3335 Fax: (601) 379-30,43 u~~~ ~ I ? i 3" x 1 3/ 4" LOCK 80LT (octional) ' ~ - 910 COVER (HOPE) WT. 1 Ifi Lb. PAAT 910-2 HDPE T ~~~/E~ ~!FT (Non Bolt), PART 910-28 HDPE (Lock 8olt) , ~j• . ~ - - ~r - + ~ i~' • ~ . MAAKING 2~~ ~ 'i i n "~1 vII~. I ' ~ TWIST LOCK 10" CIA. t _ . • ' ~ ~ I~ i , _ 1 ~ ~C _ ' ~ ' • _ • . ~ C _ . . . , , ,oti.,. , . 910 BOOY (HOPE) WT. 3 Lb. ` PART 910•1 ~ ~ - , ~ 31h x 1 '/z ~ KNOCK CUT (opcional) i Gl,a. + . • 1Z ' ~I~. • MOOEL 910-12 (NON BOLT) M O D EL 910-128 (LOCK BoLT) GnE=N OR GREY \ aei. 2111e1 PAr r,o. a0650:20 3LACK ON SPECIAL ORDEa ~ ' \ CARSON INDUSTRIES - (Cl INV. 1925'•A.. Stree*. _:'/erne. Califcr.-.1~ •,2,~) •(714) '-96-1988 / . ~ `l j . 'a ~ r t 1 { i i ~ I `~~fj ~ ~ . ~ i • : ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 i . ~ r ~ ~ ' ` J j \ f ~ ~ - - ~ hen we introduced the original PGP in 1981, it took the ~ market by storm. It was Hunter Industries' first gear- driven sprinkler - backed by 25 years of invention and innovation. Our continuous improvements have kept PGP - the sprinkler of choice for residential and light commercial irrigation. 1'rofessionals agree: no rotary sprinkler is more reliable, durable or, versatile. And we believe no sprinkler in . , ~ bh Features & Benefits of the PGP S, ~ Models . . , , PGS =~-Shb~~ PGP - 411 Po ' 'u` Integral rubber cover , p.~, P . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PGH - 12 Pog=up Coinpletc set of interchange- ~ . ' able nozzles, free j . 40°-360° adjustable arc or full-circle versions , l . ' ~ . 4 I . Proven, long-life gear drive , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~a ~ . , ~ Large dirty water screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ r . . . . ~ per'AtYng Dis a arge 1 a1te: .5 to 14.4 gpm, " ~ ~ >:;k 1~ ~ya F • a111s`;2~2' to 52' , :Y, ~ , Prsiue ran~ge:;.30; 0>70;:psi - • Ma,t'ched p ecip'itatio hour at 50 psi~;for spacin'sgfrom 2~5 to 45' ~ Optional~factory-iristalledFclrain check val've~for up to;10,el,evation change r•~•i • Nozzle_traj~ctory: staridard = 25°, low-angle -13 • 3/4" female`inlet • Exposed diameter: 1 3/4" ~ its class is more cost-effective. Its body is built to take it. Its super-efficient nozzles . . produce honest, even water distribution for beautifully healthy results. Its long g lasting gear drive is time-tested and proven as one of the industry's best. And PGP , is capped with a new rubber cover that keeps harmful dirt out of the adjustment Residential - mechanism. It's been imitated, yet never equaled. It stands ready to help create more of the world's finest outdoor ~ environments. ommercial Irrigation ~nkler Keeps dirt ouc, won't fall off 12 standard or 7 low-angle nozzles ~ for virtually any.task How to save . fiiore water For fastest, hassle-free fl dd the optianal drain Adjustment, ivet or dry A . . . . . . . . . . . - check valve to any w PGP sprinkler. It prevents water from r , draining out o f the irrigation pipes when . ` _ the sprinkler pops down. Checking up to . , First introduced over 10 years ago nnd 10 feet in elevation ~still conrinuously improved change, it saves water, . . . . . . . . . . . ~ - - reduces liability , i exposure and stops erosion near the sprrnkler. Puts an end to Rising to new y' . . , nozzle clogging heights ~ uJ Here's the best o f both worlds for large shrub and flower beds: The ' power ful performance o f i. a rotor plus enough _ height to clear lower foreground plantings with uninterrupted spray. r--.~ It's the PGH - a 12-inch pop-up version o f the PGP. And because it fully ~ retracts to ground level, it's ideal for both high- ~ - traf fic and high-visibility ` areas. Pes formance The best nozzles Charts Radius ~ for acll jobs Nozzle PSI ft. GPM 30 28' .5 With every PGP you get a 1 40 29' .6 complete, interchangeable set of 12 stan- 50 29' .7 dard or seven low-angle nozzles - free. And they are 60 30' •8 second to none. Their honest performance stops brown spots with 30 29' •7 superior close-in coverage and complete distribution uniformity , 40 2 50 30' ,g for any radius between 22 and 52 feet. Together they make PGP 60 31' 1.0 the one sprinkler that can do the most jobs in residential and light 30 30' .9 commercial settings. With water-saving efficiency for lush turf, 3 40 31' 1.0 vigorous shrubs and satis fied owners year after year. 50 31' 1.2 60 32' 1.3 30 32' 1.2 _ 4 40 33' 1.4 • NOZZLES 50 34' 1.6 60 34' 1.8 Radius 30 34' 1.6 Nozzle PSI ft. GPM 30 22' 1.4 5 40 " 36' 1.8 40 24' 1.7 50 38. 2•0 A 50 26' 1.8 60 38' 2•2 60 28' 2.0 30 36' 2•0 30 25' 1.6 6 40 38' 2.4 40 27' 1.9 50 40' 2.7 5 50 28' 2.1 - 60 40' 2.9 60 30' 2.3 30 36' 2.6 30 27' 2.1 • 7 40 40' 3.0 40 30' 2.5 50 42' 3.4 6 50 33' 2.8 60 42' 3.7 60 35' 3.0 30 37' 3.2 30 29' 2.8 8 40 40' 3.7 40 32' 3.1 50 43' 4.2 7 50 35' 3.5 60 44' 4.6 60 37' 3.8 30 38' 4.2 30 31' 3.4 40 43' 4.9 40 34' 3.9 9 50 46' 5.5 8 50 37' 4.4 60 47' 6.0 60 38' 4.7 40 45' 6.0 30 33' 4.3 10 50 48' 6.8 40 37' 5.0 60 49' 7.6 g 50 40' 5.6 70 51' 8.2 60 42' 6.1 40 46' 8.0 40 38' 6.5 11 50 48' 8.9 . 50 40' 7.3 60 50' 9.8 10 60 42' 8.0 70 51' 10.5 70 44' 8.6 40 46' 11.4 12 50 48' 12.2 p Blank noale ptug 4or tuming off seleded 60 50, 13.2 sprfnldeis during repairs, mairrtenance, etc. 70 52' 14.4 Per(ormance data are derived from tests thot Data represent test results in zero wind. Adjust Data represent test results in zero wind. Adjust corxform to ASAE Standard for local conditions. Radius can be reduced by for local conditions. Radius can be reduced by up 5398.1. See Huntes up to 30% with nozzle retaining screw. (This to 30% with nozzle retaining screw. (This may Irrigation psodcrcts cntalog may alter the uniformity of the spray pattern.) alter the uniformity of the spray pattern.) jor coniplete ASAfi l rOduCt CeTtrfication Stateynent. Explanation Available From . , , ~ r ExAMPLE: PGP - ADJ - LA MODEL FEATURES ' OPTiONS PGS = Shrub AQJ, 960, ADV, 36V, AHV, 3RV 7p( =12 Standar0 MozzJes OR PGP a 4' Pap-up ADJ, 360, ADV, 36V, ARV, 3AV LA _ 7 Low-Angle Nozxles 01 -12 = Factory-Insialled Standard Nozzle PGH =12' Pop-up ADY, 36111, ARV, 9RV 4- 10 LA = Factary-Installed Law-Angte Nozzle Key to FeaNres: AOJ = AdJusiable with no ch:ck valve 36Y = Full-c(rcle wkh check vahre 360 = Full-drele with no check valve ARV = Adjusfable, Reclaimed Water, wiM checlc vatve ADY = Adjustable with chEClc vaMe 3RV = Full-cfrcle, Reclaimed Water, vrith check valve Hunter Industries Incorporated • The Irrigation Innovators Printed on recycled paper. 1940 Diamond St. • San Marcos, CA 92069 • U.S.A. • Tel: 619-744-5240 • Fax: 619-744-7461 LIT-019 3/96 ,r--- ~ PWMpe ~ ~ ~ Data h t: r ~n ° Iv n Weld Pipe-IPS Size S ee St eamie So e t ~ IPS Pressure Rated PVC May 1994 Streamline P.R.160 - SDR 26 = Nominal Average Approx. Minimum Approx. Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per Crate - Size Diameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List Price ' (inches) (inches) (Inches) (inches) (Ibs/100ft) (teet) (Ibs) ($/100ft) 1% 1.660 1.52 0.064 21 3920 830 = 1'h 1.900 1.74 0.073 28 ' 3020 840 2 2.315 2.18 0.091 43 2100 910 2'k 2.875 2.64 0.110 63 1460 920 3 3.500 3.21 0.135 94 _ 1500 1410 4 4.500 4.13 0.173 155 960 1490 5 5.563 5.10 0.214 237 760 1800 6 6.625 6.07 0.255 337 520 1760 8 - 8.625 7.91 0.332 571 300 1710 ' 10 10.750 9.86 0.413 885 240 2120 12 12.750 11.70 0.490 1250 120 1500 ~ Streamline P.R. 200-SDR 21 Nominal Average Approx. Minimum ~prox. Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per rate Size Diameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List Price (Inches) • (Inches) (inches) (inches) (Ibs/100ft) (teet) (Ibs) ($/100ft) V4 1.050 0.92 0.060 12 8100 1000 $ 1 1.315 1.18 0.063 16 6300 1030 1'/. 1.660 1.49 0.079 26 3920 1020 ( 114 1.900 1.70 0.090 34 3020 1020 2 2.375 2.13 0.113 53 2100 1110 . 2% 2.875 2.58 0.137 78 1460 1140 3 3.500 3.14 0.167 • : 115 1500 1730 4 4.500 4.04 0.214 190 960 1830 5 5.563 4.99 0.265 290 760 2210 6 6.625 5.94 0.316 413 520 2150 8 8.625 7.74 0 410 698 300 2090 Streamline P.R. 315-SDR 13.5 Nominal Average Approx. Minimum Approx. Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per Grate Size Diameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List PnCe (Inches) (Inches) (inches) (inches) (Ibs/100ft) (feet) (Ibs) (S/100fl) 1FZ 0.840 0.70 0.062 10 10,000 1000 $ ~ 1.050 0.88 0.078 16 8100 1270 1 1.315 1.10 0.097 25 6300 1540 1 Y. 1.660 1.39 0.123 39 3920 1540 1'f~ 1.900 1.59 0.141 51 3020 1550 2 2.375 1.99 0.176 80 2100 1690 2'k 2.875 2.41 0213 118 1460 1720 3 3.500 2.94 0.259 174 1500 2610 4 4.500 3.78 0.333 288 960 2760 (OVER) General Notes: - 1. All pipe is NSF listed. 2. The following pipes are IAPMO listed: PR 200 bell end -V.,1, 1%, tlh, 2,216, 3, and 4 inch; PR 315 bell end -'h, 2, 21h, 3, and 4 inch; PR 315 plain end - 2, 21h, 3, and 4 inch. 3. Pipe material is in coniormance with ASTM 01784 (cell class 12454-8). 4. Pipe conforms to ASTM D2241. 5. Pipe is produced with bell end or plain end in 10-foot and 20-toot lengths. Check wfth PWPipe tor availability. 6. Inside diameters vary due to allowable manufacturing tolerances. 7. Approximate weights are (or estimating purposes only. - 8. Crate weights are tor 20-foot lengths. 9. All orders are subject to final acceptance at the Eugene office. PACIFIC WESTERN EXTRUDED PLASTICS COMPANY P.O. Box 10049, Eugene, Oregon 97440 Telex No.151U40 PWPIPE (503) 343-0200 Reorder No 813 5194 Average number of solvent cemented joints per pint of cement. I P S CEMENT " NUMBER 'fr" dia. N' ly:' 1'/a" 2,• 3,• 4•• 6„ 101• 12" ;-1 711 175 135 88 65 49 31 22 18 6 4 3 2 717 175 135 88 65 49 37 22 18 6 4 3 2 t• ~ 705 140 97 69 47 35 26 18 15 710 130 90 60 44 33 25 , • , ~ LAS FLUID DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS = Schedule 40 PVC. List Prices . „ ' Effective: May 5, 1997 ~ . b e 1947 Sir"c ~ _j ~ ~ . PART O. SIZE CARTO . O Tee (IN.) (otv.) (E++•) Tee Reducing ~ G~ ) ',.~(onr.) (en.) NEW 401-003 F ~'.„a~ ~100 111 ~4~~1 (con't.) 401-29;0 2/.~x.~2~/zxi/4~~;10 28.92 401-005 50 1.48 401-291 2'/z x 2Y2 x 1'/z 10 28.92 ~4 01s007•?;~t° 3~d~``• 50 1.69 401-29~2 2'7? z-, 2'% x 2 10 28.92 401-010 1 50 3.18 401-333 3 x 3 x1/2 10 41.38 401-3~4; 33"~x 3/a 1`0 :x4~1:38 , 401-0~12, 1'/e, 25 4.99 AWA 401-015 1'/z 25 6.05 401-335 3 x 3 x 1 10 41.38 401-02U~~;~ 25 lmill 1 - , ;;a , 8.79 401-3T6 33'-tX 1'/a 1'{O"i '4~1,:38 401-025 2Y2 10 28.99 401-337 3 x 3 x 1'/z 10 41.38 (slip x slip x slip) 4,01-03j',;'MM'-> 10 38 02 401-338 8 41-040 4 5 68.83 (slip x slip a slip) 401-416 4 x 4 x 3/a 4 68.83 4~'`.~1-~0`50~ : 1,66.31 401-417 4= z 4 X' 1`'~°4 ' .,6_8,.83 ~n t . . f 401-060 6 4 231.81 401-418 4 x 4 x 1'/a 5 68.83 401-080`" 8~'2 537:62 401-41,9 4 tz,4 x~i'/2 5.;w. _.n.4.83 401-420 4 x 4 x 2 5 68.83 . , , . , 461-4227} -4 x4 x _3 5 W~,83 . 401-486 5 x 5 x 2 5 161.46 Tee Reducing r4~943% x(%isx'/z ~5A~2 9612 401-488 5=:x 5~z~3 M5*~ ' 1,61 4'fi` 401-095 % XX 3q 50 2.86 401-490 5 x 5 x 4 5 161.46 ~3~'- ,~.401-528 6?~z 6 x~2 5.~.- ,120501610 ~401-1'Ol /o x /e`~ X /z 96 401-122 1 x'/2 x 1 50 5.62 401-530 6 x 6 x 3 5 231.81 ~x Y2 50 ~'`5~:62,~ 401-532 fi x 6 x~~` 2~31.81~'' ~4~0~1-124 :f' K30 401-125 1 x', x'a 50 5.62 401-582 8 x 8 x 4 2 537.62 - 401-1,26r 1 X'%~X1 ~ 50 x;5:62~ 401-585 8 z 8 x~6 5~7.62?~; 401-130 1 x 1 x1/2 50 3.35 PART . o , , 401-131 1 x 1~x 3/ 50 '13.63 (slip x slip x slip) 401-156 1'/4 x 1 x1/2 25 7.66 Tee Bullhead (ira.) (QTY.) (Ea.) 4,01-157 lY~ x lx 3a 25 ,7:66 401-074 '/zx'/zx 9%a,5,~0" r~.. 401-158 1'/e x 1 x 1 25 7.66 401-102 3/4 x 3/a x 1 50 5.62 ~ 401-132 1 z 1 x 1, 50 ' -7.533a 401-166 , 1'/4 x 1~'7, x Yz ` 25 '~,~5;"4,4JW 401-133 1 x 1 x 1Y2 25 9.75 401-167 11/4 x 1'/4 x 3/a 25 5.44 401 •213 1 Y2 x 1'/2~x2 25 ' .4~01-1`68 1 Y~ x 1,'/4 z 1:" 25 _~5 r44 401-341 3 x 3 x 4 10 71.11 401-199 1'/2 x l Ya x1/2 25 9.57 401 201 1 1'/2 x 1~'/, x % 9.5~-7A 401-202 1'/2 x 1'/e x 1 25 9.57 (slip ~ slip x slip) PART , , ~40,,.1`--203 1Y2 x 1%a x 1'/a ; 25 ~~''925,~7~ (iN.) (aTy.) 401-209 lY2 X 1'z X1/z 25 9,57 Transition Tee 1102-249 2'x 2 x 1 10 ' 9.60,~} 401 210 41 l Y2 x 1~:'/2 x 3/, 401-211 1'/z x 1 Y2 x 1 25 9.57 „401-212 ' 1'/2 x 1'/z x 1 Ya M25 MYA:5730 401-238 2 x 1Y2 x'/o 10 13.64 140239 , 2 x 1~'/2 x 1 10 x 13.6ft ~ 401-241 2 x 1'/2 x 1'/2 10 13.64 ~4011~247 1 2 x 2 X 1/2 Y.10 9.390 (slip x slip x insert) PART O. SIZE CARTO 401-248 2 x 2 x 3/a 10 9.39 (iN.) (orr.) (ea.) 401.249 -;~"2~'x#2 xl 10~ 9.39'lee 402-005 '/2 ';1390 401-250 2 x 2 x 1 Ya _ 10 9.39 402-007 '/4 50 3.02 441=251 ' 2~z3~2 x 1 Yz 41-~OW,,'' 9.39" 402-010 1 50 5.62 401-287 2'/z x 2'/2 x1/2 10 28.92 . 402-012 1'/, 25 8.97 f--~ 401-288 2'%2 x 2Y2 x'/, ' 1`0: 28.92 - ' 402-015 1 YZ 25 11.65 ` ,401-289 2Y2 x 21/2 x 1 10 28.92 402-020 2 10 14.75 402-030 3 10 57.33 (siip x siip a riYT) 402-040 4 5 87.55 PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE PART NO. SIZE CARTO Tee Reducin (°iY') Tee (IN ) (OTY.) (Ea.) - ~ 4,02 071 . '/2 x'/2.z'/s 50 - 4.24 405-005 50':`'. 402-072 x'/2 x1/, 50 4.24 405-007 '/e 50 8.48 40~4.,~,~;:•";, ~,IZ X YZ X_,3Id W,, , :,A'4.24' 405-010 1'.. . - . :50~V'A _4r,_1w8'1.T 402-094 3/, x1/2 x Y2 50 3.00 405-012 1'/4 25 16.36 402-095 3I,'~ X ~Iy~X~}31q 50~,, ;::00, 's 1pTxFiPTxF11'T) 405-015 25 1:fi.80 402-101 ,Iq X 3Iq X Yy 50 2.56 PART , _402-124 z``3/;~z'%21- 56,11~ .~~5, 63. ~ (iM.) (OTY.) (EA.) (slip x slip x FIPT) 402-125 1 x'ax 3, 50 5.63 900 ELL NEW 406-003 % :.'.10:0402-130 -~x`z22 50~r 406-005 Y2 50 1.21 402-131 1 x 1 x'/o 50 5.63 406-007 3/a 402-156 1'/a x 1-x25~~~. ,•:;8.96 406-010 1 50 2.41 402-157 1'/a x 1 x'/a 25 8.96 406-012 1'/0 M Q"- 4.24 ' 25 9:39406-015 1'/2 25 4.51 402-167 11I4 X 11/q X % 25 9.39 ~406-020 2.-, . 25 7.14 41 02-168 .~1~'%'z~1 / z~ 1 25'~"'~ ''~-'•"9:39 ' 406-025 2'/2 . 10 21.65 402-199 11/2 X 11/4 x1/2 25 11.65 (slip x slip) 406-030 3 '10;4zo1%411fMj1 402 20 & ' I ~ ~:1~'/Z x~1; .x;1 25, .,411,.65 406-040 4 5 46.39 402•209 1'/2 x 1 Yz x 1/2 25 11.65 406-050 5. ~ 402-210 ' S~ 1d1:9.93 ,,,:~1,;;k1~'/i=x 1r'%Zx,'/a 25 ':1'1,.65 406-060 6 4 147.53 402-211 1 Y2 x 1'/2 x 1 25 11.65 406-080 ` 84*P.~ 3 379.95 ^402-212 25, ~ . . -.111:65 PART , . , (~wo 402-239 2 x 1'/z x 1 10 14.67 (IN.) (OTY.) ,402 247 ; N,:3"X 2 10 14.67 90° ELL Reducing 3d X 5O:{~ 402-248 2 x 2 x 3/4 10 14.67 406-101 406-130 1 x YZ 50 3.56 442 249 "±~~:'2~z ~k1 10 ' -:14.67 ~-.•406-131 1 x d ;5p 8~.. 402-250 2 x 2 x 1 Ya 10 14.67 ' 406•168 1 Yd x 1 25 6.75 402 251 t1,/2 10-r':': ;11, 07 402-287 21/2 x 2'/2 x 1/2 10 31.80 -406•211 -_:~'~r41,/iixA ' . Bi7„ 406-212 1 Y2 x 1'/, 25 10.67 -402-288 2'%~2~z3I4 10' `AQ11.80 ' NEW-406-249 '._=~,8.28 402-289 2'/2 x 2Y2 x 1 10 31.80 406•250 2 x 11/, 25 18.28 11/4 10 131:80 (slip x slip) ~406-251 402-291 2'/2 x 2'/z x 1 Y2 10 31.80 . 402 292 2'/Z x 2',/h~2 10 40,:80 • 402-333 3 x 3 x Yz 10 45.40 900 ELL ~°n'~ i:407-005 ' . .Y2F ' = 50~,. 402-334 3 x 3 x'%4, 10 ".40 402-335 3 x 3 x 1 10 45.40 407-007 3/, 50 1.69 &407-010 " ~.t~,~'_ .-_.;SO;;:~.aiz3_~1`8 ;~4.U2-336 , 3 x 3 x T'%4 =;,4±5.40 ' 10 ~ 442-337 3 x 3 x 1 Y2 10 45.40 407-012 1 '/4 25 5.28 F407-015 M"i ' „25{ •.1~ :za MU : 402-338 11 R 3 x 3'x 210 ~45.40 407-020 2 10 15.27 402-416 4 x 4 x 3a 4 75.80 ?407-025 _ :~.-1?.. ,10 37 402-418 4 x 4 x 11/4 . 5 75.80 (F1YT x slip) 407-030 3 10 56.42 , ,.-.*:1 Yz 5 -15.80 ,407-040 4;, .5, _85: :.4' ' 402-420 4 x 4 x 2 5 75.80 . O ,.O °,4----_4'x*x 1 5 75.80 402-490 5 x 5 x 4 5 198.07 900 ELL (OTY.) (~r'') Reducing 407-074 '/2 x•3/q 50 3.18 ~ 4Q2_5284--,~-'`~6 X 6 x 2 5 256.98 407-101 x Y2 50 1.78 402-530 6 x 6 x 3 5 256.98 407-130 1 x1Y2 50 4.88 ~4126%2,-, ' x 4 5 256.98 407-131 1 x'/, 50 4.88 PART O . • O " 407-168 1'/4 'x 1 25 7.14 , Tee (ir+.) (OTY.) (ea.) 407-211 1Y2 x 1 25 11.83 403=005 '/z . 50 1.96 407-212 1'/Z x 1 Ya 25 12.28 ° 403-007 3/a 50 3.02 NEW 407-249 2 x 1 25 20.42 =y. (sIip x FlI'T) NEW 407-250 2 x 11/4 10 20.42 (slip a F[PT x slip) 407-251 2 x 1'/z 10 20.42 PART O. SIZE CARTO . O (ui ) (OTY.) (ea.) Side Oudct (ir~.) (OTY.) (Ea.) 90° ELL - -408-005': t~ ^ .'/z ' 1-150; 2.880 900 ELL 4105: ''/z 6.2~7 408-007 50 4.28 414-010 1 25 11.24 4~0:8=0~1071 .``~50 4 9.08~ 3a X-3q_X Yy'-i~-~ J,O,' =8.13 ~ 408-012 1 Y4 25 9.74 414-130 1 x 1 x1/2 25 10.62 11/2 ~12.25~ (FIPT a FIPT) 408-020 2 10 18.64 PART O. SIZE CARTO (slip x sl;p x FIPT) PART , , 900 Street ELL ~°TM'~ ti.409-005 ` Y2 ~ 50~"~~'~ 3.35~ 450 ELL (OTY.) 409 0-0 7 3/a 50 4.12 F~~- ~ ~ ~ ~ . 417-007 50 3.02 tl,409'010'~,~ 1 ' 0~~ r 7.101, 1 409-012 11/4 25 8.48 41t~7-~`0~1r0' ,.-.-~,A0~ . 3.63 409,'~~ 4 1 Y2 -25~-.r 9.39A 417-012 1'/a 25 5.14 ~ 417-015' _;1°?/2 ~4A,51 p :6.40 " (sp x slip) 409-020 2 10 18•28 - 417-020 2 25 8.35 • 417-025 ~ 2Y2 _ 10 21.68 (sl;p x slip) 417-030 3 10 33.66 PART O. SIZE CARTO 417~0 60 46 900 Street ELL 10 (OTY.) (E^.) 417-050 5 _ 5 119.93 "4°1 05~~. Yz . . . ~.~5U~; ' • `.2.56~ 4~7=060r: ~ 61, 149.28 410-007 3/a 50 3.02 417-080 8 4 359.14 =01MA00_ 1 >r5-0). 5.13S -;4A11, 0 410-012 1'/e 25 7.14 ' O. SIZE CA' O ~'4Z1~,0-~015 ' 1 yz 25'~,. 7.43'~ (iN.) (oTV.) 410-020 ' 2 10 18.32 Cross 42Q 05. .f~~'/q'i se 50 7.57 (MIPT x slip) x'%i 3.77~ 420-007 3~ 4V';~g: _ = ?%.W I.39 ; 420-012 1'/e 25 12.44 ' ' ' R ' 420-020 2 10 20.77 900 Street ELL , (°TM.) (E'.) 420~~~ 2,5~ r$ ~2L8z -8,..'`.: 44~OY3 ; 411-005 /z ;~5,'0~;,~; 3.25i (slip) 420-030 3 10 54.01 411-007 '/a 50 3.87 800`~,3,~ 411-010 W. 1 16 6.79,0 - 411-012 1'/a 25 8.19 ?~411-015 , 1'/2;~;f ~25i;; 9.2iii (sp x FIPT) . PART O. SIZE CARTO PART , , R , PRICE (114.) (OTY.) (ea.) 90° Street ELL (1++,) (OTY.) Cross 420=3~35. 3~z 3 x 1'~iz~ls 47,,~„~7~- Reducing P.VwC~' 3.48~ 420-337 3 x 3 x 11/2 x 1'2 10 47.17 412-007 % PVC 50 4.28 420-338 3,X~3,~x 2~~2~ ~.~"'-,1~0~• _ 47~t17'f- ' -~01'O1 PVC~k 7.33vi' 420-419 4 x 4 x 1'/2 x 1Y2 5 78.88 420-420 4 z~4~z~2~~'x4. 5.~. 78188«." 412-012 1 ,/a PVC 25 9.08 = ' Y~'412-01±5~M 1 '/2 PV,C• 25? 9.86~Z M412-005 YZ Poly* 50 3.25 (MIPT x FIPT) M412-007 _`i~'/, Poly~ 5Q, ; 3.88 M412-010 1 Poly* 50 6.80 _ • n~or us'n:~~ B i• Nsr (slip) PART . ~ , • ~ Long Socket (I~~-) (Qn'•) (EA.) ~ Coupling 428-015 1Y2 (*1.825) 25 5.92 ~tlet ~°TM'~ 428-020 2 (*1.945) 25 7.40 ~ e4 L 413-010 1 25 11.24 / ~P) (5l1p x 5l1p X SlIp) `Socket depUi, rach sidc ror \estcd aiid Deep Soekct Gouplings, See puge R. PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE PART NO. SIZE CARTO Coupling (I".) (°TY.) (EA•) Female Adapter (118.) (oTV.) (E"•) - NEW 429-003 3/e 100 2.12 Reducing 435-074 1'/zx % _ 50 2.41 429-005 Y2 100 .80 435-101 %x'/2 50 2.41 429-007__ -3/4 _ 50 1.08 ! 435-102 %X 1 SO 117 _ 429-010 1 50 1.87 ~ 435-131 1 x'/a 50 3.17 429-012 _ 25 _ 2.56 (slip x FIPT) ? 435-211- - 1 x 1'/z 25 6.40 ~ 429-015 1 Y2 25 2.75 4' ~ 429-020 2 25 - 4.28 ' ' . . ' (sli ) 429-025 _ 2'2 10 9.39 Male Adapter _ (~~a.) - (oir.) ' P i 429-030 3 10 14.74 C436-005 _/2 _ 100 _ 1.08 429-040 4 . 5 21.27 436-007 '/4 50 1.21 429050 5 4 38.99 436-010 J - 1 - - - - 50~_A _2.13 , 429-060 6 5 67.33 436-012 1 Y4 25 2.57 429-080 8 4 125.68 , 43fi-015 1,2 25 _----3.48_ For Nested und Decp Socket Couplings, Scc page 6. 436-020 2 25 4.55 ' ' A' ' L436-025 2'/z ---~10- 13.49 _ ' Reducer Coupling _(Ir+.) (orr.) (En.) (MIPT x slip) 436-030 3 10 19.72 , 429-101 x Y2 _ _ 50 1.96 [436-040 4 _ 5 _ 25.15 ~ 429-131 1 x% 50 3.36 436-050 5 5 41.46 429-168 114 x 1 25 5.62 436-060 6 4 65.64 429-212 1'/2 x 1 25 5.97 436-080 8 4 298.25 429-251 2 x 1'/2 10 9.52 429-338 3x2 5 51.06 O 429422 4 x 3 4 63.81 Male Adapter (i"') --(°T'r') (E"-') - 42g-532* 6 X 4 4 84.21 Reducing NEW [436-073 'z x 38_ 100_ 2.12 (SLp) + 429-585*- - - 8 x 6 4 215.62 436-074 'z - x 3a 50 _ _ _2.13 ~cafl ractory for avaabil;ty. C 436-101 3/4 x'z - 50 _,.1.96 436-102 x 1 50 3.02 R ' ' R ' 436-131 1 X'a 50 - - - 6.51 Coupling (iN.) (on.) (EA.) 436-132 1 x 1'/4 25 7.14 ' 430-005 '/2 _ 100 1.54 436-168 1'/, x 1 ~25_ 8.01 _ 430'007 % SO 2.75 436-169 1'/, x 11/2 25 8.01 ; 430-0101_ 50 3.64 [_436-212 _ 1'/z x 114 _ _25__ _ 9.66 430-101 3/a x'/2 50 5.66 (MIPT a slip) 436-213 l Y2 x 2 10 9.66 , 430-131 1 x 3/4 50 6.22 [436-251 --J- 2 x 1'/2 10 _--11.08 430-005-45 Y2 Gray 100 1.53 436-252 2 x 21/2 10 17.21 430-007-45 3. Gray 50 2.47 )436-293 2'/z x 3 10 20.83 (FIPT x FIPT) 430-101-45 ',x'/2 Gra 50 5.66 L ~ Y 436-341 3 x 4 10 33.33 ,_430-131-45 1 x 3/4 Gray 50 _ 6.22 PART O . PART O. SIZE CARTO Riser Extender (iN.) _ (on.) Reducer T - ~~N'~ - ~°n'~ - 1/2 ~ - - ) Bushing NEW , 437-073 '/2 X'/e _ 100 2.28 434-005 x 2/161g. - 50 2.17 437-101 %x'/2 100 --1.25 434-007 - 3/a x 15/e Ig. 50 3.62 ,/z --100 2.29 434-008 '~x 25/,61950 3.75 437-130 1 x " (MIPT x FIPT) 434-U20 2 25 9.29 437-131 - - 1 x'o _ 100 _ 2.29 PART O. SIZE CA j_437-166 1'/a x'/2 25 3.02 ~ - - - 437-167 1 Y~ x'~ 25 3.02 , Female Adapter (°T''-) ~EA.~ 437-168 1'~ x 1 - 25 3.02 435-005 '2 100 1.33 ' 437-209 1'/2 x YZ 25 3.19 ' 435-007 50 1.69 ' 437-210 - - -1'/z x 3a - - - -25 3.19 435-010 1_ 50 _ 1.96 437-211 1'/2 x 1 25 3.19 435-012 1'/~ - 25 3.02 437-212 1 Y2 x 1 Ya - 25 3.19 _ 435-015 1Y2 25 3.48 (sp slip) 437-247 2 x'/2 10 5.28 435-020 2 25 4.68 43~_2qg 2 X 3, 10 5.28 435-025 2'/Z 10 11.85 437•249 2 x 1 10 5.28 435-030 3 - 10 15.93 437-250 2 x 1'/a 10 5.28 (slip x FIPT) 435-040 4 5 26.37 437-251_ 2 x 1'/2 25 5.28 435-050 5 5 68.23 437-287 2'/2 x'2 10 8.51 435-060 6 4 96.98 437-288 2'/2 X'a 10 8.51 435-080 8 4 182•83 437-289 2'/2 x 1 10 8.51 ~ ~ PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE PART NO. SIZE CARTO Reducer (IN.) (°n'.) (EA.) Threaded $ushing r.. (iN.) (orr.) (En.) Bushing ~;437:2rv90~ 21/2 ~z~1~YoR~10,~;'' ' 8:51~`-= 439;0_05 ~'I.? z'2 50 2:17 (cont.) 437-291 2'/z x lYz 10 8.51 439-052 '/e x Ya 50 5.63 437-292 , 2'%~ 2~: 10*- : 8;5;1,~a.. 439,~,~-0,,72 ;%zAx'/o 50';r,r:: 5',63 437-334 3 x 3a 10 12.61 439-073 '2 x'e 50 5.63 1243e9 98 /,4 z4 .'SU • 31,48 437-336 3 x 1 Ya 10 12.61 ' 439-099 '/a x'/8 50 3.48 437-337 3 x 1'/2 1"0 ''.~:12:61 ' 439-101 _ 3/~ x YZ -'"50 «.;a; 3''48 437-338 3 x 2 10 12.61 439-130 1 x Y2 50 4.88 437-339 ' 3 x 2Y,2 '1,0 1(MIPT x FIPT) 439-131 n1 x'a SO~~ 4~8'8 (sp x slip) 437420 4 x 2 5 28.18 439-166 1'/4 x'/2 25 7.29 437-421 4'x 22 28439-167, ~lsx 3/, 25 7~29 437422 4 x 3 5 28.18 439-168 1 Ya x 1 25 7.29 437-488 : 5 x 3 5~39 „56439 209 '%~x'/Z 25'1~" 8:~79 437-490 5 X 4 4 39.56 439-210 IYy K 3Ia 25 8.79 437-528 6 x 2 ~5~ 69.7~~ 43' 1~.~1 -ltx 1 r258~7,9 437-530 6x3 5 69.73 439-212 1 Y2 x 1'/, 25 8.79 437-532 `..6 x 4 5 69,73 43',9-~,2'49~ 2 x,1 1i0~► 9,39 ' 437-534 6 x 5 5 69.73 439-250 2 x 1'/0 10 9.39 243:10t<' 43 251 1'/2 I:0~~~~ . 9.'39 437-585 8x6 5 243.17 439-292 2'/2 x 2 10 32.94 439 38 ,`3.x 2 . r 5, 38s82 PART , O • cer Bushing (i►i.) (on'.) (EA.) PART ' , . , PRICE 438-071 !/,x'a:~, ~''~~1~00:.'' , 2.57a:Cap (ia.) (onr.) (ea.) 438-072 Y2 x100 2.57 . 447~005 10,0 1f;08 438-073 _ '/~x',/e 00;'2.57r., 447-007 % 100 1.25 438-098 3/ax'/4 50 2.57 447-01,0 .,50•'Tf48 438-101 ~3/, xV!/2M' 1~04' 1.9t" 447-012 1 Y4 25 2.75 438-130 1 x Y2 100 3.17 4'47-01~5 11'/z -,25 3002 438-131 4 3.1447-020 2 25 3.64 438-166 1'/o x'/2 25 4.88 447-025 21/2 'S4j1",0`~- 1~1~65 (sp x FIPT) 43&1~ 1i x'/,'aj25 4.88,~' (slip) 447-030 3 10 12.75 438-168 1'/a x 1 25 4.88 4'4~..7-0 0 JW4' *(5 2-0199 43&209 °Z x'%z W- 5447-050 5 5 48.67 438-210 1'/2 X 3/a 25 5.63 447-060 `6 69:45 438-211 l1'/2 z~1VIN_ 2~-% 5.63~, ' 447-080 8 4 174.49 438-212 l Yz x 1'/a 25 5.63 438:2_4~7~ 2 x'%z'~~ 10 7.5°,~,' PART O. SIZE CARTO 438-248 2 X 3/a 10 7.57 (IN.) (orr.) (Fa.) 438-249 :,,2 xsl~~ ~,s 1~0 7.57~== Ca~' . 448 05 '%2 ~.1;00:'' 2.28 438-250 2 x 1'/. 10 7.57 448-007 3/a 100 2.57 438-251 -al :'/i4.ll0 7.57i 440 ,*1 -"50 3:92 438-289 2'/2 x 1 10 10.91 448-012 1'/4 25 4.68 438-290 ~ ,/2 x;~11p0,` 10.91~44_ 8'' i1`~5 =~1;'/2 25 4.88 438-291 2Y2 x 1 Y2 10 10.91 ~ 448-020 2 10 8.63 438 2'92 ' - :x 2 10.91 - "t8,~25 ' 2'/z 10 12.75 438-335 3 x 1 10 12.61 448-030 3 10 16.69 , 438-336, f" '3,T/4 `•;~'1- 0; 12.61 (rIY 1) 4481,6-40 4 5 29.24 438-337 3 x 1 Y2 10 12.61 438-'338W, `3,x 2 ,-10, 12.61 ' 438-339 3 x 2'/2 10 12.61 FIPT Female Iron Pipe Thread ~ V4,i ~,kt420,4 x 2 5 28.09 " MIPT Male Iron Pipe fhread 438421 4 x 2Y2 5 28.09 slip Solvent Cement Socket ~,438=422 ' 4 x 3 5 28.09 sp Spigol lv T.B.E . Threaded Both Ends 438-490 5 x 4 5 54.80 438-532 6 x 4 5 102.92 T.O.C. Thrcad Onc End insert Barbeci White PVC Unioa PART . . , O ' Plug (on.) Union (IN.) (OTY.) (Ea.; t~44,9;005 /2 :±~0 (O-Ring tyPe) 457-005 10 11.64 449-007 % 50 3.02 457-007 3/4 10 13.32 K4 ~~`0`10 - :A" 1 457-010 1 10 13.63 449-012 l Ya 25 4.88 457-012 1'/a 5 44.00 ~449,~01~5 :'1'/2 ~ " 2-. ~ 6.2-2 ' _ ~ . , 457-015 1'/2 . . . . . 5 - - 45.88 449-020 2 10 7.73 457-020 2 5 61.85 .~449 25 :~21/Z ° 10,~". • . 13.17 Pressure rated at 150 ps.i. at 73.4'F . (sp) (slip x slip) 449-030 3 10 17.42 R ' ' " ' im y_~4*9=040 4 5,~;' 39.40 Union (Ir+.) (OTY.) (EA.) - - (O-Ring tyPe) 456-005 •ti'/2'~~ 1,1U~13.09 458-007 10 21.85 ' ' ' ' ' aw. -458-010 °1~'~ 10 29.76 Plug (ira.) (OTY.) (En.) 458-012 1'/4 5 51.15 {450'05 ' . ,/z 3.1.9 f 458-015 y a 458-020 2 5 64.23 450-007 /a 50 3.45 '45~. 1t0 . , '5~0' 5.62 (FIPT x FIPT) ~'ressurc rated a[ 150 p.s.i. at 73.4'F O O~ 450-012 1'/4 25 A 5.92 M 450-415 4W1 ' 6.38 Buna-N O-Ring (Ia.) (OTY.) ~r~•~'40213 :'/2 ~ 5 3.T47 450-020 2 10 8.19 40216 % 5 3.79 N450 2-0 5~ ; ~~2Yz 1 Q', (MIPT) 450-030 3 10 17,28 ~40220 1~~ 5 ffM 4.74 40225 1 Ya 5 8.11 45.0,:040 q ~5„ y 138 .9,7 .40226 1112. ; 5 8.84 40231 2 5 10.84 PART O , Adapter (ia.) (OTY.) (En.) . ,.~oo! .}~3r4 A-~~ 50,-. a.5s , Pool / Spa Products 474-010 1 50 4.83 M474-01.5': ' ~~1`Yz ' ~,,~~5~f 8.47 ' CARTOI ~ Venturi Tee (IN.) (OTY.) (ea.) PART , , 473-825 '%4(1) X,1;X 3/a(1) 150 3.18 (insert x slip) Nested Coupling (iN.) (OTY.) (Er,.) 473-210 1'/2(2) x 1'/z x %(1) 25 3.88 44°77}~~5• " r.fi~, t~2* y Q. .98 NOTC: &aclccted dimensions nre OD/Spigot sizes 477-007 50 1.08 PART , A ~ i, ~ ,4__~7~7=4~1;0` ~1 50a~1.87 ~ ~k W" nested cou lin do not meet ASTM w e (iN.) (OTY.) (EA.) (shp> p Y~ B1640-00 1"~~. 50 2.39 StandardsforSch. fittingsandarenot ~ NSF listed. PART O , • O PRICE (slip) ~ Fitting Adapter _ (IN.) (OTY.) (En.) PART O. SIZE CA• O Plug (ie~.) (orr.) ° (En.) 478-010 ,,B1221•00 t•, ; Y2~ 50 .52 478-012 1'/, 25 ' B1231-00 1 50 .63 H8~01~5 1'/2 25, ~ ~SeeSwingJointPriceList:discounts (spigot) PART O • ~ sm willvary 900 Elbow (iPi.) (OTY.) (E+.) (sp x FIPT) O CARTON B1241-00 _ 1'/z Deep Soeket (iN.) (orr ) (EA.) ' Coupling 4,82'015~i-1 %N . ('12.169) "25' 07 28N 482-020 2 (*2.389) 25 12.03 (sp;got-spigot) PART O , . O ~ 4_8M2 9,~ -`r •2,(~'~3.385)~ 1!Ok' •,1~5~48~ Bulthead Tee Gw.) (OTY.) (EA.) 482-030 3(*3.625) 10 23.32 B1171-00 1 x 1 x 1'%2 25.' 84 2=0 (slip) 40 "4"(*3.625) 5 46:83 Socket dcpth, eflch side. (s x s x Spi¢,Ot) PART , O ~ AdApter (OTY.) (Ea.) 0 61251-00 2 x 1'/2 25 1:87 (MIPT x red slip) ~ ~ a LASCO FLUID DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS Sales and Marketing Limited Warranty 3255 E. Miraloma Avenue LASCO Fluid Distribution Products are made from 1009b virgin materials and are Anahe;m, CA 92806 warranted to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. They 714/961-9755 are warranted against rot, rust and electrolytic corrosion for a period of 3 years from FAX: 714/524-1694 date of installation. If LASCO products prove defective due to manufacturing defects in material or workmanship during that period, the manufaeturer will provide new replacement units of the same type and size. No remedy will be granted under this ~ 4780 Holly Street, Unit A warranty if LASCO products are not used strictly in aecordance with LASCO's direc- Denver, CO 80216 tions with respect to use and storage or if the products have been modified in any way. 303/388-7204 THE MANUFACTURER'S LIABILITY UNDER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WAR1tANTY 303/388-7208 OR FOR ANY REASON IS LIMITED TO FURNISHING REPLACEMENT UNITS OR FAX: 303/388-7199 GRANTING A CREDIT FOR DEFECTIVE UN1TS. NO LABOR EXPENSE OR CONSE- QUENTIAL DAb4AGES WILL BE PAID BY LASCO. THIS NVARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHEl2 GUARANTEES AND WARI2ANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUD- 3450 Vineland Rd. ING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS Orlando, FL 32811 FOR PURPOSE, EXCEPT FOR ANY WA.RRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW FOR NONCOM- 407/648-5955 MERCIAL CONSUMERS. ANY SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION FAX: 407/649-7999 OF THIS VVRITTEN WARRANTY. 311 Richert • DO NOT USE LASCO FITTINGS FOR COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. Wood Dale, IL 60191 • DO NOT TEST PVC PIPING SYSTEMS WITH COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. 630/860-7402 • DO NOT USE FITTINGS WITH LIQUIDS NOT RECOMMENDED BY LASCO. ~ FAX:630/860-7416 • MODIFICATIONS OF FITTINGS VOIDS THE WARRANTY. 3401 Pennsy Dr. $TANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Schedule 40 Ardmore-Ardwick Ind'1. Pk. Landover, MD 20785 ASTM D-1784 - Rigid Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Compounds and Chlorinated Poly 301/322-3377 (Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC) Compounds. ASTM D-2464 - Threaded Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plastie Pipe Fittings, Schedule 40. FAX: 301/772-1627 ASTM D-2466 - Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Schedule 40. . Socket Type Pipe Fittings MATERIAL - LASCO Schedule 40 Fittings are produced from PVC Type 1, Cell 1228-A Crowley Cirole Classification 12454-B. Carrollton, TX 75006 LLSTIINGS - NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) for potable water servioes. 972/446-8776 FAX: 972/466-2280 Standard Terms and conditions of sale l. Terms: 296 lOth prox. Net 30th. 2. Freight: FOB LASCO warehouses. Prepaid on orders for products only totaling $1000 22473 72nd Ave. So. ' net for one shipment to single destination within the contiguous United States. Kent, WA 98032 3. Minimum Order: $SO net. Smaller orders billed at this minimum charge. 206/872-0185 4. Claims for shipping errors must be made within 15 days to LASCO. Claims for damage FAX: 206/395-0221 or shortages should be directed promptly to the common carrier by the consignee. 5. Returns will be accepted only by prior authorization'and if shipped'freight prepaid. Returned merchandise subject to a 209b handling/restocking charge. LASC010 6. Pricing is subject to change without prior notice. However, prior notification will be auIo 013TRIeMN MoD,CU given in the event of price changes in the period between order placement and Headquarters scheduled shipment. 540 Lasco Street 7• Offer to sell is not implied by possession of this or other LASCO price lists. ' Brownsville, TN 38012 901/772-3180 FAX:901/772-0835 P . ' ~ CCO _ http:llwww.lascofittings.com Printcd in US.A L06-40P-40M 5/97 C) 1997 LASCO Fluid Distribution 1'roducts, D(vision af Tomkins Industries, Inc. ! i ~ ~ N pR~~~~TS ~ p~$TRlguT10 • S FLV~~ ethylene ~ p Pol y Sched~e ~ . - , PVC ~ . ist Ptices 97 tive~ May 5 719 Effec , . struc . t Ne~ pr~cin9 trilroop- 941 w ► ~ ~ . • • Polyctliylene • Nipple Polyethylene Cut-Off Nipples (Threaded both ends) The Four-In-One Nipple allows you to choose which size you need with just one nipple ' Reduce inventory ~ • No waste ' Reduce contractor down-time ~2~ I~M < 3 > O. ~.1 M481-005 '/2 x 6 Green SO .47 ~ M481-007 '/a x 6 Green 25 .68 - ~ zK 6 and 3/a x 6, MIPT x MIPT, Cut-Off Nipple M481-101 3/a x'/2 x 6 Green 50 .52 zi 3/4xx 6, MIPT x MIPT, Cut-0ff Nipple Standard Q Polyethylene • Nipples ' ao. o o •.ty 'c M461-005 '/2 x 6 Black 50 .28 M461-007 '/4 x 6 Black 25 .44 ~-i - -r '/z x 6 and 3/a x 6, MIPT x MIPT, Cut-Off Nipple r dule 80 Nipples .NEW 9215-060 1'/2 x 6 TBE CPVC 25 7.85 9215-120 1'/2 x 12 TBE CPVC 25 15.73 9220-060 2 x 6 TBE CPVC 10 10.06 - 9220-120 2 x 12 TBE CPVC 15 20.09 Polyethylene Nipple Discount Varies From PVC 80 Nipples. Consult Factory. ~ UNIFORM UNIFORM ~ PART NUMBERS PRICE PqRT NUMBERS PRICE TBE TOE SIZE aTY TBE TOE TBE TOE SIZE 'QTY TBE TOE PVC Sch. 80 Nipples 205-011 105-011 '/2 x 1'/a(Close) 50 $.34 $.61 215-017 115-017 1'/2 x 1(Close) 25 $•86 $ 1.62 205-020 105-020 %2 x 2 50 .37 .71 215-020 115-020 1'/2 x 2(short) 25 .92 1.62 . 205-025 105-025 Y2 x 2'/~ 50 .40 .71 215-025 115-025 1'/2 x 2'/2 25 .97 1.73 205-030 105-030 1/2 x 3 50 .43 .80 215-030 115-030 1'/z x 3 25 1 07 1.89 205-040 • 105-040 '/z x 4 50 .47 .86 215-040 • 115-040 1 Y2 x 4 25 1.23 2.22 205-050 105-050 '/z x 5 50 .55 1.05 215-050 115-050 1'/2 x 5 25 1•41 2.58 205-060 • 105-060 1/2 x 6 50 .61 1.15 215-060 ' 115-060 1'/p x 6 25 1.61 2.94 205-080 105-080 Y2 x 8 50 .72 1.33 215-080 115-080 1'/2 x 8 25 1.93 3.52 205-100 105-100 1/2 x 10 50 .86 1.60 215-100 115-100 1 Y2 x 10 25 2•22 4.06 205-120 105-120 Y2 x 12 50 .97 1.75 215-120 115-120 1'/2 x 12 25 2.55 4.30 - 205-160 105-160 Y2 x 16 50 1.18 2.19 215-180 115-180 1'/2 x 18 25 8.28 8.28 205-180 105-180 Y2 x 18 50 1.32 2.39 215-240 115-240 1 Y2 x 24 25 10.45 10.45 205-240 105-240 '/2 x 24 50 1.61 2.95 205-300 105-300 '/2 x 30 50 3.34 3.34 220-020 120-020 2 x 2(close) 10 $ 1.12 $ 2.06 205-360 105-360 Y2 x 36 50 5.28 5.28 220-025 "120-025 2 x 2%2 (short) 10 1.26 2.22 205-480 105-480 Y2 x 48 50 5.69 5.69 220-030 120-030 20 3 10 1.33 2.47 220-040 ' 120-040 2x4 10 1.55 2.80 207-013 107-013 Y4 x 1Va (close) 50 $.37 $.71 220-050 • 120-050 2 x 5 10 1.83 3.36 207-020 107-020 3/4 x 2 50 .40 71 220-060 120-060 2 x 6 10 2.04 3.71 207-030 107-030 x 3 50 .45 .80 220-080 "120-080 2x8 10 2.48 4.58 207-040 107-040 x 4 50 .54 .83 220-100 120-100 2 x 10 10 2•94 5.37 207-050 107-050 3/4 x 5 50 .64 1.15 220-120 120-120 2 x 12 15 3.37 6.15 207-060 107-060 %x 6 50 .75 1.33 220-140 120-140 2 x 14 10 6.54 6.54 207-080 107-080 Y4 x 8 50 .87 1.84 220-160 120-160 2 x 16 10 12.64 12.64 207-100 107-100 x 10 50 1.04 1.89 220-180 120-180 Zx 18 10 15.09 15.09 207-120 107-120 '1 x 12 50 • 1.18 2.19 220-240 120-240 2 x 24 10 14.14 14.14 207-160 107-160 % x 16 50 1.51 2.75 207-180 107-180 Y4 x 18 50 1.58 2.84 225-025 125-025 2Y2 x 2'/2 (close) 5 $ 3.21 $ 4.53 207-240 107-240 :Y4 x 24 50 2.01 3.70 225-030 125-030 2'/z x 3(short) 5 3.39 4.66 207-300 107-300 1/4 x 30 25 3.74 3.74 225-040 125-040 2Y2 x 4 5 3.88 5.40 207-360 107-360 x 36 25 4.63 4.63 225-050 125-050 2Y2 x 5 5 4.54 6.67 207-480 107-480 3/ x 48 25 6.07 6.07 225-060 125-060 2'/Z x 6 5 5.08 7.20 225-080 125-080 2'/2 x 8 5 6.07 8.42 210-015 110-015 1 x 1'/z(close) -50 $.54 $.94 225-100 125-100 2'/2 x 10 5 7•33 1024 210-020 110-020 1 x 2(short) 50 .58 1.05 225-120 125-120 2'/z x 12 10 8•37 11.96 210-030 110-030 1 x 3 50 .66 1.15 210-040 110-040 1 x 4 50 .77 1.45 230-026 130-026 3 x 25/e (Close) 5 $ 3.68 $ 5.40 210-050 110-050 1 x 5 50 .97 1.73 230-030 130-030 3 x 3(short) 5 3.93 5.55 210-060 110-060 1 x 6 50 1.07 1.89 230-040 130-040 3x4 5 4.65 6.76 210-080 110-080 1 x 8 50 1.26 2.51 230-050 130-050 3x5 5 5.37 8.57 210-100 110-100 1 x 10 50 1.51 2.74 230-060 130-060 3x6 5 6.03 927 210-120 110-120 1 x 12 50 1.69 3.12 234-080 130-080 3 x 8 5 7•47 11.55 210-160 110-160 1 x 16 50 2.16 3.98 230-100 130-100 3 x 10 5 8.91 13.69 210-180 110-180 1 x 18 50 2.41 4.40 230-120 130-120 302 5 10.11 15.98 21 U-240 110-240 1 x 24 20 2.90 5.23 230-180 130-180 3x18 5 26.58 26.58 210-300 110-300 1 x 30 20 5.93 5.93 210-360 110-360 1 x 36 20 11.36 11.36 240-028 140-028 4 x 2'/e (close) 5 $ 6.03 $ 8.78 21 Q-480 110-480 1 x 48 20 13.93 13.93 240-040 140-040 4 x 4(shoR) 5 6.32 8.94 240-050 140-050 4 x 5 5 7•13 12.28 212-016 112-016 1 Y, x 15/8 (close) 25 $.69 $.94 240-060 140-060 4x6 5 7•18 12.61 212-020 112-020 1'/~ x 2(short) 25 .74 1.33 240-080 140-080 4 x 8 5 9•59 16.12 212-025 112-025 1'/4 x 2%2 25 .80 1.45 240-100 140-100 4 x 10 5 11.26 19.67 212-030 112-030 11/, x 3 25 .87 1.62 240-120 140-120 4 x 12 5 13.18 22.35 212-040 112-040 1 Y4 x 4 25 1.01 1.84 212-050 112-050 1'/~ x 5 25 1.20 2.22 ' TOE Nipptes-Avpilable From Stock 212-060 112-060 1'/~ x 6 25 1.33 2.47 212-080 112-080 1 Y~ x 8 25 1.61 3.85 • 212-100 112-100 1'/4 x 10 25 1.87 3.40 212-120 112-120 1'/, x 12 25 2.12 3.85 ~ f7 D DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS i t Sales and Marketing Limited Warranty 3255 E. Miraloma Avenue LASCO fluid distribution products are made from 10096 virgin materials and are warranted to be free Anaheim, CA 92806 from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. They are warranted against rot, rust and 714/961-9755 electrolytic corrosion for a period of 3 years from date of installation. If LASCO products prove FAX: 714/524-1694 defective due to manufacturing defects in material or workmanship during that period, the manufac- turer will provide new replacement units of the same type and size. No remedy will be grantcd under this warranry if LASCO products are not used strictly in accordance with LASCO's direcrions with 4780 Holly Sueet, Unit A respect to use and storage or if the products have been modified in any way. THE Denver, CO 80216 MANUFACTURER S LIABILITY UNDER F.JPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR FOR 303/388-7204 ANY REASON IS LIMITED TO FURNISHING REPLACEMENT UNITS OR GRANTING A 303/388-7208 CREDIT FOR DEFECTIVE UNITS. NO LABOR EXPENSE OR CONSEQUENTIAL ~ FAX: 303/388-7199 DAMAGES WILL BE PAID BY LASCO. THIS WARRANTY 1S IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE, • EXCEPT FOR ANY WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW FOR NONCOMMERCIAL CON- 3450 Vineland Rd. SUMERS. ANY SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS Orlando, FL 32811 , WRIT'TEN WARRANTY. 407/648-5955 FAX: 407/649-7999 • DO NOT USE LASCO FITTINGS FOR COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. . • DO NOT TEST PVC PIPING SYSTEMS WITH COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. • DO NOT USE FITTINGS WTTH LIQUIDS NOT RECOMMENDED BY LASCO. 311 Richerc Wood Dale, IL 60191 0 MODIFICATIONS OF FITTYNGS VOIDS THE WARRANTY. 630/860-7402 FAX: 630/860-7416 STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Schedule 84 Nipples . ' 3401 Pennsy Dr. ASTM D-2464 - Threaded Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plasac Pipe Fittings, Schedule 80. Ardmore-Ardwick Ind7. Pk. ASTM F437 - Threadcd Chlorinated Poly (Viny1 Chloride) (CPVC) Plastic Pipe Fittings. Landover, MD 20785 ASTM D-1784 - Rigid Poty (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Compounds and Chlorinated Poly 301/322-3377 FAX: 301/772-1627 (Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC) Compounds. ASTM D-1785 - Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plastic Pipe, Schedules 40, 80, and 120. MATERIAL - LASCO Schedule 80 F'ittings are produced from PVC Type 1, Grade 1, 1228-A Crowley Circle Cell Classificadon 12454-$. Lasoo CPVC Fittings are produced from Type IV, Carrollton, TX 75006 Grade 1, Cell Classificarion 23447-B. 972/446-8776 . FAX: 972/466-2280 Standard Terms and conditions of sale 22473 72nd Ave. So. 1. Terms: 24'0 lOth prox. Net 30th. - . Kenc, WA 98032 2. Fceight: FOB LASCO warehouses. Prepaid on orders for products only totaling $ 1,000 net for one 206/872-0185 shipment to single destination within the contiguous United States. FAX: 206/395-0221 3. Minimum Order: $50 neG Smaller orders billed at this minimum charge. 4. Claims for shipping errors must be made within 15 days to LASCO. Claims for damage or shortages should be directed promptly to the common carrier by the consignee. 5. Returns will be accepted only by prior authorization and if shipped freight prepaid. Returned merchandise L~~~~ subject to a 20% handling/restocking charge. RUID OISTAIBUTUON PRODUCTS 6. Peicing is subject to change without prior notice. However, prior notification will be given in the event of price changes in the period between order placement and scheduled shipment. Headquarters 7. Offer to sell is not implied by possession of this or other LASCO price lists. 540 Lasco Street - Brownsville, TN 38012 , 901/772-3180 ' FAX: 9011772-0835 L.AS00 - i Wllvnw-tl asoofiffings.can Printed in USA L06-NP-20M 5/97 0 1997 LASCO F1uid Distribution Products, nivision ofTomkins Industries,lnc • Information Features of the Ford Bal1 Valve ~ FORD B.aLL VALVES sre idea! tor use in wa,er serrice Iines Tightress :n BOTN directiars at afl pressures, easy turrvng, nonbfnding, and mirimum Pres9ure {oss-t,hese charactersc,,; are adced to good Enginecring design, quatiry, and precise manufacturiny. So11d one pleCe tee•Mead and stem. A oronze or plastic ring tocks the stem 3turdy C~hecka a(lovr 94" motiors an, sol~~y ~nt~ the bedy ~t t~e vatve. ers enclasad and proteated. f , Heavy caat rronie" body :S Buna-N 0•rings in the stem engineersd to withstand pipe assuee permanent Stresses. ~ watertig;~t 9eal at tcp, i Fora 63~y vafves ara designed to wlthstand wor.cin9 pressures up to Mdded Buna•~V rubber 300 PSI. ~ . seats support the nall. Valve YAriey ot end connections ~ ts water tiaht and is t~ rton- availaete - tor wpper, iron, , direCttional vglve. plOstic, or direct ta meter. Ends are Inteqral cr secured wrth adnesiye to prevent tnintent;onal l. dsassembty. u.: 4 Sphericat Sluorocar@on-coatad - ~ ~ brass ball prov:des maximum f4ow ~ . . - caoacity and ease Ot tumin5. AlI ForcJ Mtter Box qrass contorms t0 AWWA Standara C800•89 (ASTM 15-62 - Index 115 85-5•5•5). 14k: ~ Qptions Aveilable COUPLINGS FOA ALL TYPES OF CONNECTIONS Foro Curb Stops end Meter Vahros are availab;e wiih a wide variety cf connect*ans. ViakE vaur selec!ion frorr campreSSion, flare, (emale er male style fiitinqs tos Copper, tron, polyethylzne, Polybutylene, PVC and lead. Grip Joirt instead of Pack JOlnt for CTS (tor all sizos) 0r PEP (314' or 1') can be order$C by adding "•G' to thg enci o, Catalo9 Number. E`cAMP! E: $a1-?33•C, . 380' 3EE NEAD AOTAYION Stardard Tee Head Slops in body permit 90" tu-n`onJy. Fuil 380° tee head rotat.on is availanle. Aclci "R' ta Cztalog Numbet, Example: 821-333R. VALVE LOCK CAPS Lock Caps ars availablQ for 3/8" thru 2" Ball Vaives ard 3/4' Angte Key yalvss. Sea oage 37 to orcer. MANOLES FOA VALVES Handles tor valvas are avaflable. Qrderirg infcrration ar:d cescrpiions ars lounc on paras 36 and 37. 2" GATE YALYE GREAA'fING NUT Adaots too HeaC on 1-114°,1•1/2" and 2" Bol' 'dalves (tis!ed cn pag°s 4 -14) for operai'or. wish stancavd 9aie valve wrenches. Ses Aage 37 ta order, . RECLAIMEO WATER BALI VALVE 1'EE HEAD A cistinctive tae nead with 'Recialmecf 'iVater' lcttering for easv ident+ ;;.atiaa is avaiiaale cn 'JY4" !h;u 2" BAIl V31V@6. I?1SGrt °RW' into the Cata;og Number, Eacample: 8BQ(11 •333W. • PAOL.QCK WING6 • Most Valves are avallable with Padlock W+ngs (excep! '.0~ 'Air,rgapoii=~ Valve flr wh6re noted/. Add "VV" to Catalag NurnEer. "W" in thE Catattog Number Prdicates valva Is ava(la5(o w:th oadlocK wings only. MINNEAPOLIS RAT?ERiV YAtYE 7ttreacls are avadable around tne vatve bocy :n :);dar 'a ail.sch Mir.neap~l;s °t; le cur5 bnx. 311' ard I " valves have 10- i!2" tnreads; t•1i4°, 1 •1/2" ard 2" valves havo 2' threeds. If an adcit!ona: SfZZ is reQu~retS atha, tihar. :he s°zes listed. olease contact ;,e `aciory !or availabiut7. "NEW ENGLAND" IRON PIPE TMREADS "New En9tRnd°ir~)n p»e *hr8atis und6r flare copper lube nUt are ir;fiiable. This oction zan be !ourG an page 34. "OPEN R1GMt" FEATURE - valti•es with the "open +-ignY' `ea;ure are manuracsu:eC s;, ;he vatve upens by tutiiing the 1iandls to the FI(.',H7 or clockwise. {NOTE: Standard Ford valves a;o hjpicslly -ranufactured so the valve co2►is oy fiu:nir.g I:,c vaive handla :a the lstt o~ =untzr c:o.-kwise.) This op?ion can be faund on page 35. t-~tk IYN S.H ZEE Z- T . ~ evemrem ~ 0 O O ^ ❑ Satisfying the lrrigation Industry Since 1976 North 7710 Market St. Spokane, WA 99207 (509) 467-6601 FAX (509) 467-9317 ~ TABLE OF CONTENTS: Item: Operation and Maintenance Manuals Project: Riverwalk 7th,, Tracts "B", ItCle , "D~~ & "E'l Contractor: Artistic Landscape ITEM: TYPE: MODEL # 1. Backflow: Watts 007 series 1" 2. Controller: Hardie Raindial Series 3. Wire Paige 14 guage 4. Wire Connectors: Spears model Ds400 5. Ball Valves: Watts Model WBV 6. Quick Coupler: Rain Bird model 33rc - 7. Control valves: Hardie Century Series Rain Bird DV Series 8. Valve Boxes: Carson Models 1419124, 1220124, 910104 . , 9. Spray heads: Rain Bird 1800 series 10. Rotors: Hunter PGP Series 11. Pipe P.W. Mainline class 200 Laterals class 200 100# poly 12. Fittings Lasco Sched 40 Sched 80 nipples Insert fittings 13. Stop Valve: Ford Brw11-333w Series Thank you for choosing Artistic Landscape Inc. Prepared by Evergreen Pacific Supply Inc. 1'n E" -'1 ~ C~ ;0q;E O~o Satisfying the Irrig.ation Industry Since 1976 s(, S on-, ~ ~ 007i2„_2„ ~ - „ 3„ Double Che Series 007 Doubie Check Valve Assembly is designed to provide protection of the safe drinking water supply in ac- „ cordance with nationa( piumbing codes and water utility Q~7 2~2 ' 3 : i authority requirements for containment at the service line entrance. They can be applied to a variety of instaliations . ~ ; where the degree of hazard is considered to be low. . All sizes can be installed horizontafly or vertically and are :standardly fumished with ball type test cocks and quarter- turn, full port, resilient seated bronze ball valve shut-offs ('/z" - 2") No. 0070T, 1/2"- 1" have Tee handle shut-offs. 2"=007DCDA ~ Sizes 21h" and 3" have resilient seated NRS flanged gate ~ y....~► valve shut-offs No. 007NRS. C2paCitY • neplaceable seats As compited lrom documented Foundatlan tor Crosa-Connectlon Control and Hydraullc ; • NO S ecial too(s reouired for servicin Researth at the University ot Southern Cal((ornia lab tests. ~ P 9 •Typical maximum mechanicalliRigatlan system flow rate (7.5 teet per secand) • Modular constr-ucticn NOTE: t a Gallon: per minute. ff= Feet per second AY21l2if,?le Models 16 1r2•oo7 . ~ Slzes:'.4"- 2" 12 , Prefix U- union conneciions a ya• 007M2 QT - SS - with stainless steel body'", a",1" 4 : - Suttix QT - with quarter-tum, full port, resilient seated ball valves o ; . S- with bronze strainer z < e a ,o ut i.s a~5 , o ~ ii.sff 26 ~t LF- without shut-offs • s . 7.5 iott Sizes: Z'h" and 3" 1z,•OOTaT • NRS - non-rising stem resilient seated gate valves ~o 1 1r2• ao,or - ' OSBY • with resilient seated outside stem & yoke shut-flffs s ~0 rith quarter•turn, fu(I port, resiiient seated ball valve shui-offs 4 ~ ~ithout shut-offs valves 2 z Rod ~ . =.-JA - with epaxy coated ball valve shut-affs - ° 5 10 15 20 ts so 35 40 45 so ss sot 1 10 20 30 40 so 50 70 ao 90 ioo 110 uo uCOA - double check detector assembty 5 7.5 lo ,s zott 5 7.5 ,o isff Sta11daYdS (see page 3) 14 r 0070T • ~a 21r2• 007 • 6 ,o Pressure-Temperature „ • : Supply pressure up to 175 PSI. Water temperature.sizes z z . 1/z"- 2" 140°F COntirluous, 180°F intermittent. SizeS 2'/~" o 25 50 ts 100 125 150 »s zoot ° zs so 75 100 125 150 175 200 225 250t and 3° 110°F continuous, 140°F intermittent. s T.s 10 15tt 5 7.5 ,o 15tt Dimensions-Welgl7tS (approximate) 143w007 . , r acoA . ~t Olmenticns (IaeMs) WNpht 10 ~o i No. I A 1 e t c 1 o t E I c t e ~ 12"' 0070T-S 1 13 I 17/16 I 4 SJ8 I 3 ( 6 I 5 5 1/2 = 09 p 11 1/8 3/16 3/4' I 007M20T•S I 14 112 3 1118 /8 I 4 ~ 3 I 6 1/8 I 6 3118 1 6 3/4 O ~ 5120 7.5 O 10 ~ 300,5t160t 20 40 S 80 T 80 100 a120 t~15160 t1 1801 1' I p07M14T 4 41/32 I I -S ~ 1715116 1 4 1J32 5 1/S I 3 1/4 I 7314 7112 I 14 Z 1/2• pCOA * 3• 0070COA • t 1R' I 007M20T-S i 231/8 3112 - I 3 3/4 I 71/16 I 99331144 I 35 in 14 14 i i i I I I I 2' 007M1QT 191R 4 6114 - - 13318 25 3/4 10 10 I 2' 007M1OT-S 25 5/8 4 61/4 4 8 3/4 13 3/8 331/2 S 6~~ 2' 0070COA 351/8 11 - - 121/4 16 3/4 97 Z 2 I 1 I i i 4070T 33vo 6% 8% 16% 155 0 25 50 T5 100 125 150 175 200 225 Z50t ~ 50 100 150 200 250 100 350 4001 ~ 21h' 007 NRS 33''t tt% 8% 16% 155 S 7.5 10 tStt 5 7.5 15tt 007 OS3Y 33`', 15% 8'/~ 163A 158 007 OCQA 33"s 157A 12y,s 16% 164 ~ 0070T 34''t 6% 8% 16'/i 155 3' 007 NRS 34'', 12'/. 8'/~ 16% 185 007 OS3Y 34v, 18'h - - 834 163A 185 taa.~r ~rr1~ ; 0070CDA 34yo i8'h 12yu 16% 196 a G Str- Dlmesions (in.) WGT. , ~ • ~ SI; K I'J {1bs1 o;. v < , 7 1 I 2. 0 61A 9Y. 28 r I R t 3' . 1101A 7 10 34 `a~ ~ ~ N ° • ' t e- 'C1aarance tor strviunq c ioo.ni u 007 21/2,,, 3" ,/z„ _ 2„ 12 For more r'nformatron, send for ES-007S, ES-OOi 1L12QT, cS007t, ES-2"007DCDA and ES-c7070CDA. ' Series 007 . cover J Duubie Check Va ve SIZQS 1/2» - 2 Cover O-ring , ~ _Seat 'JI . , Rubber O-r ng Retainer ~ DiSC ~ -Oisc- Assembly ~ m 1" 007M1 sprin9 1 1/z" 007M2 ~ • -Check Body ~ Cage Cover ~ ~ • acdG StCover O-ring^Z ' J) A a L,►~ ~ Retainer C .r E ~ aaay t~` 1--= sertes 007 2" 007M1 \Q✓,' Slzes: 'h "-1" 1 V :r 's' • 'Note: Rubber seat disc can be replaced. HoWPver, disc holder and disc retainer are ~ p( nently bonded to prevent failure. Rz!krmir Kits: - When ordering specify EDP No., Kit No., and Valve Size. EDP No. Kit No. Size EDP No. Kit No. Size Check Kits: ist or 2nd Check Cover Kit 887193 RK 007 CK4 'h" 887195 FtK 007 C 1/2" 887377 RK SS007 CK4 1/2" 887379 RK SS007 C '/z" 887393 RK SS007M2 CK4 3/4" 887039 RK 007M2 C 3/4" 887373 RK SS007M1 CK4 1" 887380 RK SS007M2 C 3/4" 887024 RK 007 CK4 34n - 1" 887381 RK SS007M1 C 1" 887026 RK 007M 1 CK4 3/a" - 1" 887036 RK 007 C 3 /4" - 1" 1st Check 887038 RK 007M1 C 3/4" - 1" 887045 RK 007M2 CK1 s~,. 887037 RK 007 C 1'/Z" - 2" 887191 RK 007M1 C 1jh" - 2" 887025 RK 007 CK1 1'h" - 2" 887722 RK 007M2 C 1'/2" 887186 RK 007M1 CK1 11h" - 2" Kit consist of: Cover and Cover o-ring. 887719 RK 007M2 CK1 1'/z" 2nd Check Complete Rubber Parts 887046 RK 007M2 CK2 3/491 887194 RK 007 RT 'h" 887028 RK 007 CK2 1'/2" - 2" - 887378 RK SS007 RT 'h" /4" ~ 887187 RK 007M1 CK2 1'/2" - 2" 887394 RK SS007M2 RT 3 887720 RK 007M2 CK2 1 Ihsl 887043 RK 007M2 RT 3/4 " 887374 RK SS007M1 RT 1" Stainfess Stee) 1st or 2nd Check 887040 RK 007 RT 3/4" - 1" 887030 RK 007 CK4 SS 3/~" _ 1" 887042 RK 007M1 RT 3/4" - 1" 887032 RK 007M i CK4 SS 3/s" - 1" 887041 RK 007 RT 1'fz" - 2" ^97031 RK 007 CK1 SS 1112" - 2" 887188 RK 007M1 RT 1'h" - 2" " .7035 RK 007 CK2 SS 1112" - 2" $$7721 RK 007M2 RT 1'/2 887189 RK 007M1 CK1 SS 11/2" - 2" Kit consist of: Cover o-ring, Two disc assemblies and Two seat o-rings. 887190 RK 007M1 CK2 SS V/z" - 2" Retainer . Kit consist of: Seat, Seat o-ring, Disc assembly, Spring, Check 1047053 99AB47 Y2" 007 cage, Cover o-ring. 1047382 DC7CA47 3/4"- 1"M 1 007 1047394 998A47 3/4"M2 007 1047001 99FA47 1'h"- 2" 007 8 1047112 DCFA47 1 Yz"- 2"M1 007 1047099 DCEA47-P 11/2" M2 007 • ! _ 7 ~ T' r - h Hardie" ~ A DIAL ~ l „ i SERIES S TAT I O N S • Attractive, compact, one-piece i ~ ~ ~ i• i ~ • 6-, 9- and 12-station models cabinet with 24-volt plug-in (outdoorfindoor) transformer (indoor models) • Wall mount RD 600-EXT F E AT U R E S • UL, CSA and CE listed T ~ I Number of Outdoor/lndaor Flexible Programming ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS Modei station5 MountOption • Three independent programs offer • RD600 -EXT 6 oUtdoo~ • Includes an electronic circuit breaker . RD900 -EXT 9 outdoor . concurrent operation capability . Transformer input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz . RD1200-EXT 12 . outdoor • Seven-day calendar or interval . Maximum output per station: 24 options from 1-15 days • RD600 -INT 6 indoor VAC, .S amp • RD900 -INT 9 indoor • Station run times from 1- 59 . Maximum total output to valves: . RD1200 -INT 12 indoor minutes in 1-minute increments or 24 VAC, 1.0 amp (including master 1-5.9 hours in .1-hour (6 min.) valve) increments • Power failure backup accepts 9-volt • Three start times per program for up alkaline battery to 9 daily start times • Programmable "Rain Off" up to D I M E N S I O N S 7 days Outdoor Indoor Easy Operation Height: 7 3/4" Height: 7 3/a" • Semi-automatic and timed-manual Width: 10 Width: 7" operation Depth: 4" Depth: 3 • Modular design allows easy removal . of control module for simple remote programming • Easy-to-read programming dial and large, self-prompting LCD Additional Features • Self-diagnostic circuit breaker identifies and overrides an electrical malfunction of a valve • Battery backup maintains program and keeps accurate time . • Master valve/pump circuit • Weather-resistant plastic, locking cabinet with built-in 24-volt trans- former (outdoor models) ' James Hardie ~ ~ Irrigation 27631 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, CA 92677-3917 (714) 831-6000 Fax: (714) 831-3212 . httpJ/www.hardie.com IS Recycled Paper 0 1997 James Hardie Irrigation 4/97 TL1025 Rev. A . • r"• ie • RA, N DIALSERIES H Y B R I D C 0 N T R 0 L L E R S A ' • A T 1 0 ► Residential ► Light Commercial Hybrid convenience and simplicity combine to make the Rain DialO family of controllers the perfect - choice for a host of residential and light commercial applications. This popular series of controllers offers users outstanding -Hybria tecnnoio9Y's scheduling flexibility with three - • - independent programs, up to simplicity oJoperation and reliabilily ol ;Z nine start times per day, and sta- tion timing of 1 to 59 minutes in pertormance make the ~ i ~'•c`we 1-minute increments or 1 to 5.9 Rain Dial Series ol hours in .1-hour increments. controllers a popular ~ ~ ~ The unique modular design makes choice o/ the induslry's service fast and easy, plus a snap- contracrors and out control panel offers contrac- specifiers, tors the convenience of remote programming. Rain Dial controllers - easy to install, easy to program, easy to service. - ~ James Hardie ~ Irrigation • , , ' • j , I . • RA IN I VaA ~ 6, 9 & 12 Station , . Indoor & 4utdoor Controller . Hardie Irrigation offers complete lines of professfonal irrigation products for commercial and residential applicatfons: A a c w..,.~ Controllers and Controller Accessories .„f*-, ; Valves and Valve Accessories • , ~ i ~ ~p Sprinklers, Nozzles and Sprayheads wM : ; Micro (Drip) Irrigation Components ~4b~r , ,►,,M , Hardie ~ M ; ~ ~►~~~~L"'"~. . §ck"uro uIr4004w" Murauu ~wA,8,«e James Hardie Irrigation Installation and Programm-ing Guide For Models RD-600, RD-900, RD-1200 (EXT & INT) Product Inqulrles Manufecturing 27631 la Pai Road 9455 Railroad Drive James Nardie Laguna Niguel, CA 92656 E) Paso, TX 79924 P/N 988001, Rev. A 01996 James Nardle Irripallon f Irrigation ' ! : , ~y~~ / • ~ ~ ~ / ~ t, / ~ ~ ~ ~ • ~ Contents & Specifications 3 Congratulations. You have purchased the easiest-to•use landsc~pe co~~irol Key Features 4 5 ~ system available today. Although it is possible lo inslall and program your R~in Indoor Model Installation ~6 Dial'" controller with liltle or no instructions, we strongly recommend that you Outdoor Model Installation ~ ' read this guide first. Connecting the Valves ~~~8 Your controller kit contains: Connecting to Power 9 What the Buitons and Switches Do 10,11 Outdoor models Indoor models •Controller •Conlroller How Ihe Multi-Function Dial Works 12 •2 keys •Plug-in lrans(ormer "Anywhere" Programming, Fail-Sate Mode 13 •3 mounling screws ~3 mounting screws Automaiic Operation, Step By Step 14,15 •Instruction guide •Instruction guide What the LCD Displays Mean 16,17 •Mounting template •Mounting lemplale Documenting Your Auto Operation 18,19 , Semi-Auto & Manual Operation 20 Troubleshooting the System 21,22 Specifications Other Hardie Products back cover •Input: 120 VAC, 60 Hz, .5 amp. (NOTE: 220 or 240 VAC, 50 Hz available,) •Out~ut: 24 VAC at 125 amp total maximum output; .5 amp. I station max. . •Operatina lemperature ranqe: 32°F to 140°F. •Batterv back-uQ: One 9 volt alkaline (supplied by user) , ~ ~ ~ , . C •i ~ . ` . ~y r~ i . . , . . ._r. n SSi~i~~S+•:.~y.~c~~:e•;~rr,-iu~, ~ a ~ a n , , ' , ; l• A ~I~l~~$,'eH N~iPr:#:)~~4K~.. . , . :~P;'d"4r4''~'~~` '`r "'r~~~~ . j• di 't.'~1'np ;l~,~t~~~~~:,~,;~.~ t' • ~ • '~,;l~~ ~ b ,~~sE~ ~kiF''"~~~~'~,;~~,r,1,~~,i~~~;~~=,~k~~,~~.. `+~j~ h : l.~l',.;ill~A . ~I: '~~"'7~~~~) ~:`yV ~ l~;r' I~ 1 p:c ~w~~t~,'' f~:~ ~ 7/i' f :..~~`5~. ~ ~ ~ * .~.f Y~w 1' . l~ 7 'l l ' S ri~:~ ~ a~~t ; ~'~~,l.~r,~ ~E ! il! ~,i ''i: , ,'D . 7"~~.h;~~~~,~,~~.,,1~. . ~ . ~ i : ~j:~ . . ~ ~ ~ „ ' / S' . " ..i~.Iw.Rn+r ~ . ' ~ . . . . . . . a . •Modular design allows... -Easy access to valve wiring terminals & battery -Simple snap-out removal of module for convenient "anywhere" progranr Program Switch ming or service withoul disturbing installation lo select program LCD Display -Easy modular upgrade to as many as 12 stalions •Short clrcuit detectlon overrides an electrical malfunclion ol a valve, idenli- fies it, and allows the other valves to waler •Default "fail-safe" program runs all valves for 10 minules daily in case of a Display n~ ~ program loss s- >+1- Buttons Rugged, weaiher resistant, lockable case comes wilfi 2 keys C 'CIJARENT~~ , (ouldoor models only) Bue oday TI •3 programs for di(lerent watering requiremenls such as Irees, lawn and Ilower Men \ ~ garden. Jw~e °~f~ •3 start times for each program, it desired z •"Skip day" scMeduUng (or interval watering from 1 lo every 15 days W~' e c< Multi-Function •Fully automatlc or semi-automatic operation Dial •Manual operaClon allows user to select valve(s) and wateriiig duration N 9.e e3 s„PO.r. sy,, •Display shows current operation, including time of day •Live programming allows program to be set or changed at any lime, even MES ~2 - during watering ~ Hardie •Oif (or raln) setting stops all watering cycles willioul dislurbing proyrams Serni-Auto ^ oFF ,•Battery back-up saves programs and keeps lime duriiig rernote programniiriy Start Butto~~---~ 0 sTO Mp~ puN pL Start Manual Button or power ouiage SEMI•AUTO 6ET PAOCFAMS MANUAL . 8tart A. B. or C ~ FGnction Switch to set programs, , run aulo, manual or shut off / ~I~ 1f,~,~.,~~ /V } ~.ti~:~1~11~•1~~~~•y~i1~r,.~'~/'~ 1~/.~ . . . w'~~~R~,1 f~:•~,'.! 4I't 1,.~'( 1~.~.,.} 1 1 i • V p •"f ~ ~ (PG1) .~~~9~ , ~S 'y l . rR;. Ir~ I~S1~:i 1' ' s•.1~, t L :J; . „ '.S,P..,~' ~Y;ir", ,;J%. ~fi~.",~liil~~i%:{.~(.;wL;•yi'F.'yit~'Ir i ' I.r. ..f :_4t yt ,ly ' :.i~:' {ii'l, ~"l' ~II,Yi *::~''t/'', • ~ i~ ~y~, •o', , . ' ! { . o 1oo 11' . • on Indoor Mode • • o , e , e r e Installing the Battery (Indoor and Outdoor Models) i Open the door to your controller, then pop the control module up by flexing ; Installing the Outdoor Model Controller the inside tab lo your right. The battery compartment is located at the top in Use the mounting templale to locale the 3 mounling holes. Although you c~n il~e back a( the ~nodule. Open it. Insert a slandard 9 volt alkaline batiery locale your outdoor model ahnost anywhere, it is besl to avoid direcl exposule o~ilo the clip. 7he battery will preserve your program and run the clock , to sprinkler spray. Since this device is "hard wired," keep in niind lhal you 1nust during a power oulage, but it wi!! not operate fhe valves. run electrical cable to it. NOTE: 8e sure fhat the ground ~vire is connected arul that the controller is not sharing the same crrcuit as a large appGance. Open llle door to your coniroller, then pop the conlrol module up by flexing the inside lab fo your right. Locate your controller over the area you marked wilh 1he tein- plale, then drive 3 screws Ihrough the holes provided. Use wall anchors, logyle . ~ bolls or other appropriale fasleners when allaching fo olher Ihan wall sluds. Insert a battery, see page 6. CAUTION: Do not connect to electricity until aiter valves are connected, see pages T and 8. . , 0 V` ° Connecting the Valves CAUTION: Before connecling the valves to the coniroller make sure that it Installing the Indoor Model Controller is unplugged (indoor model) or disconnected from power (outdoor Using the mounling femplaie, locate your Rain Dial intloor model in an area model). protected lrom weather-such as a garage-wilhin 5 feet of a standard (120 Open the inside tloor the same way in which you installetl the baltery. Roule volt U,S.) eleclrical outlet. NOTE: Do not insta!l on fhe same circur't as a hrgh each valve lead wire through the hole in the botlom (use the lefl-hand Iiole ari potver user suc1i as a relrigerator, garage door opener or air condilioner. Insert the outdoor model) lo the desired numbered terminal, see page e. Attacli 1I,e 't #10 screw iiilo a wall stud, leaving aboul 114" exposed lo slip into the keyhole ground wire lrom each valve fo a single common wire and altach Ihat'wire 10 slot (sliown above) on the back of your controller. To secure the conlroller, the "COMIGRD" terminal. Use the chart on page 18 to nole which valve is drive other screws through the holes (shown above) in back. Use wall anchors operated by which numbered terminal. or loggle bolls if wall is hollow. CAUTION: Do not connect to electricity until after valves are connected, see pages 7 and B. NOTE: This controller is designed to work wilh 24 VAC, 5VA sofenoid operaled valves. A maximum o12 solenoids per termrnal may be used, and no more . ; than 5 solenoids should be on at any one time. This incfudes the masler valve . . ~ and/orpump starf, il one is being used. Current requiremenls should nof exceed.25 amp. (6VA) for any solenord. • e 0 • c, . . r,v • 7 r,i ~~';.:l~;r,+:'i Fr;.. • ' ' •i ,y~~k .*ti,~ '~~I''ry,,.~!!~y. ..I ).t~ .t.r'~riT1~{.',, :,;,r»r ~iaei~~:~'J•, t,•;t, ,4~ ;r'.i~.', ?y(~l~~i~'~1~~f~~',~".ri;t .1:• u.''Ti. r~,.,.,~~ •~;i;k?~:.~5~~1~ . . rl ~ ~I„?y~. ~ ~ , a. ' ecting . i . 1 ' 1 1 PI ' ~ ' 1 1 ~ ' Connecting a Master Valve or Pump Indoor Model: Alteryou have compleled all valve conneclions and have a To use a master valve which operales throughout the watering cycle, connect ~ stable conlroller installation, route the two leads from your Iransforrner Ihrougli your leatl lo lhe "MV" terminal and the ground to "COM/GRD." NOTE: The the bottom hole and corniect to the 24 VAC INPUT terminals, then snap Ihe masrer vafve rriust be equipped with a 24 VAC,.2 amp., 5VA solenoid. The control motlule closed. Plug the transformer into a standard 120 voll oullel. A caitroller sliould riof be instalfed within 5(eet of a pump or pool equipment. ~ flashing "12:00 PM" should sliow on the display, To use a pump, connect io the "MV" and "COMIGRD" terminals as described i Outdoor Model: Outdoor conlrollers have a built-in transformer whicli musl be above. ~ connecled directly io a grounded, 3-wire, 120 VAC power source. This conriec- The pump relay sliould have a nominal coil voltage of 24VAC at.25 amp. tion should be made by a licensed electrical contraclor in accordance with all inaxiinum, requiremenls of the National Electrical Code and applicable slale and local CAUTION: If you are using a pump start circuit, the fail-saie program wlll codes. NOTE: Local burlding and elecrrical codes usually require thac ap- activate the pump for all valves for 10 minutes each on Prog. A only. If all proved electrical condurt and liflings be used to cvnnect exlerior, waN-motuitecl valves are not being used, the pump will run against a"dead head" on ' equipment to 120 VAC power. CAUTION: DO NOT connect the controller each unused valve. This can damage the pump. To avoid this, simply ' to one phase of a 3-phase power system used by a purnp or other electri- connect a jumper wire from the unused valve terminal to a valve terminal ~ cal equipment. that is in use. ~ To connect power to an outdoor model conlroller, complele the following: i 1. Turn otf installation sile power at the associated circuit breaker, 2. Verify ihat power has been iurned otf at the inslallation sile by usiny an appropriate AC vollage meter. ~ 3. Install the conduit and associated fittings. I 4. Connect power and ground wires per electrical codes. ► o= ° 5. Turn power on. ~ 6. Check conlroller operation. If the controller is not operaiing, unplug the . ' transformer and check for shoris. ~ . • ~ ~ l I ~ A . . . ;r~YR,',.,,..iv~ ..[Zf7m'~':• ' , n•' , . ,I° J:r.•. ~ `'ti•: ar •P, y , 1 ',•'•~;C~;tjl•,•~~• ,~,n'~'...,~~'~',S . ~ . ,r 5i 7 "F•'• ,;~:•'.-.•:i.+• %*~~t;: . i t; • ,.1 V l, 1W ~1);'., ~i'Lr':t~}','nh~5 ~''Y ~A'' ' '1t Ry~( ' ~~•f::,• I'' i.7^'::~..~ ~.r. ' . . .!'Qlr' ,•[]`I 'i.M1,~: `y'1 1~.I'rt.'1i~;'~ . ? ..1;. ..vl~~l~~=\Sj.~~ '.h!~' r"t"•,' ~ - ''9 j~~~i:':.;:r~` . • • . . . ' f:Y v • ' B 1 . ' i o ~1 . 1 Switches Do . 1 Switches Program Switch Buttons used lo set up l0 3 di((erent programs (or aulomatic operalion, or to select a...Use with Multi-Function Dial or in Manual mode to set or change prograi>> pre-set prograrn (A, B or C) for semi-auto operation. After use in eililer mode, information. Single finger taps to eilher bullon advance or reduce tlala olie swilcli posilion does not aflect tlaily autornalic operation, character at a time. Holding either button down advances ciata at a race o( 12 , characters / sec. Function Switch ,.,Set lo ihe Ieft, it stops a programmed walering cycle and any valves that are LCD Display on. In this mocie, ali programs are relained and the clock continues. Watering ...Shows current operation will not resurne until the switch is returned to "RUN." Set to the left when it ~ iaiiis. ...Sel in the middle, the switch enables the user to set new programs, or Program Swllch change existing ones lo selecl program LCD Display . . et to the right (or normal, daily automatic operation. Semi-Auto Start Button A Display~ ~j * e +I- 8utlons ...Used with Program Switch. When depressed, immediately starts program c selected (A, B or C) regartlless of automatic program cycle. 'A, " . f~ ' c Manual Start Button m^. C.-- Multl•Funcllon ...Used wilh Multi-Funclion Dial and Buttons. When depressed, operates ~ 'Z,N ~3 any selecled single vatve for an amount of time selecled by user. Multi-Function Dial ~ ...Use with Manual Start Button for single valve operaiion. ' stert eunon---► Manual ,..Use 1o set, check or change program in(ormation in conjunciion wilh Number j »c pT~ MAN,AL Advance Bullons. After using, always return dial to "Current Time." ; Functlon Swltch to sel programs, ~ Nn auto, manual or shut oif ~ . ...T,.,rr,, . . , , VR`j- ;.c..r~.....,~os,r ; ; • , . , + ,0 , • IS'"'r~~',''+'1? •7 .•V~~~il N I' ~!ut,~ ~ L} t +''~j ~ q'~ti ~ ~y , • . ,,tA. , , ,:Vp4 f~;?1ti'.13N+11"'~i;f i: . :i,; . . , . ~M:.. i0 ~ i ~~•~17, + .Sjj :i~ySi . . . .t,~;4t:,~ 'r , , , ; . . ` w+1 ^r' } : • '''1'~'~ ~is~r+,'•,!t 89~• ~ , ~ f n t~. , • ` / Hovv - Multi-Function Dial Works "A ere" Progra~ , 1 . . ' 11 • "Valve Run Time" Settings Anywhere Programming These settings conlrol how long each valve will water. The valve numbers ~ .The Rain Dial conlrol module is designed lo be easily removed ior complele correspontl to the nurnbered terminals in back oi the conlroller. The valves run programming in a more convenient setfing, or service. Tlie module's balleiy sequenlially; wfien one stops, anolher begins. You can sel each valve to run 1 power holtls the program until the module is re-eleclritied. To remove the Irom 1 minule to 5.9 hours. ~ module, pop the module up as i( you were going to replace lhe ballery. Nole the multi-pin plug on the upper lefl-hand face of the terminal board. Grasp llle "Start Tirnes" Settings "wiring harness" closest io the plug and pull it oul from the terminal. Then Up l0 3 differenl start limes (time o( day) can be selected tor each program, up unsnap the module lrom the 2 hinge poinls. After programming or servicifig, t0 9 slart limes per day. These seltings are especially useful for newly seeded reinstall the module by reversing the sleps above. lawns. NOTE; II a program lrom one day impinges on anolher program the ~ nexl day, the controller will finish the first program. ~I "Schedule" Day Settings Select which days watering is to occur by designating particular days of the , week (for example, watering every Monday and Thursday), or setting skip day inlervals (e.g. walering every 4 days), Days in eilher mode can be pro- grammeci "o►t." Fail-Safe Mode I( the battery fails during a power interruption, your program will be losi. Wiien "Today" Setting power is restored, the Rain Dial controller automalically detaulls lo ils fail-safe This selting is used wilh the skip day schedule. For example, if you want to mode. Upon restoration of power, the (ail-sate mode relurns lo Sunday al water every 8 days, and you waleretl 4 days ago, you would enter the number 12:00 p.m. and the clock runs from lhat point. Unless the controller is repro- 4 in ihe Today selling so that in 4 more days, your newly programmed watering 9rammed, it will run each valve for 10 minutes, beginning at 7:00 a,m. Tliese cycle will begin. 10 minute waterings are repeated every 24 hours, This (eature is designed lo t~ TIME ~ CUFqEN1 protect lawns and plants trom drying out irom outages that occur while you aie sun ~ M«n away for a prolonged period of iime, NOTE: In freeze areas, disconnect the v~ controller while you are away to prevent activation of the faiJ-safe program. z , c< Multl-Functlon ' Z Dlal N sn np DS" ,~3 ~o 'r~ME9 It f 1 ~ ~ i . ..^-^'~.,lrr •,q,~y7~'R11S~S .i~~,.:,...:, . •I , • .1=1. r~~ ~4~ ~tSJy, . 1^jj;'n•:'iJr~•~t.i"'.~1~ •1 . y~i , ~ • . . +:;tEtif' .,"',;;•r<:•g•~:,, , .ti ) s.~ ,,~sw..;:~, r / tu , •,i iti. ~ Jft1;'':! .i~~7::i,: `,1~ 5 ' ~I~:'flt~~ 'r ~ ,,f , :1 "~~i:l~'~•it/: ' . `~1i':~~~'~+~y•~:r''~. . ' • j;', . ^,1i • dd',"3iol;•: 'i " ' ' . ia,~ • y „ ' : I Automatic O1' . i '1 i '1 Automatic OI' . 1 '1 i '1 Select Valve Watering Times Daily Schedule 1. Sei Program Swiich lo "A" ~ Dial in Sunday. Use the +I- bultons (or "On" or "O(f." Repeal this proce- 2. Move Function Swilch to "Set Programs" dure (or each succeeding day of the week, NOTE; Wfien using this 3. Tum dial to valve number 1. Use the +l- butlons io enier how long valve is schetlule, be sure io set the "Skip Oays" setling fo "Oli." to waler. 4. Repeat slep 3 for valve number 2, valve number 3 and so on. Use the +l- . "Skip Days" Schedule bultons to set unused valves to u0ff," 1. Turn dial to "Skip Days." Use the +l- buttons to set tfie desired daily Repeat the above steps if you wish to use Programs "B" and "C." interval (for example, once every 8 days). . 2. Turn the dial io'Today." Use the +l- bultons in sel wiiicii day in the cycle Diai in Start Time s ~Today" should be, see page 12. ( ~ Repeat the above steps i( you wish to use Programs "B" and "C." 1. Turn dial to 1 st Start Time." Use the +l- buttons 1o enler the time when you want Program "A" to start. 2. If you want Program "A" to water more than once a tlay, lurn dial to 2nd Start Set the Clock Time. Repeat slep 1 to enter a second start iime, or press'-" for off. 1. Turn dial to "Current Time." With the Function Swilch still in the "Set Pro- flepeal for 3rtl Slart Time. To shut oif start time, qress the button until vou grams" position, use the +l- buftons to set the current time. reaeh 11:59 PM:_ Then press butlon once more lo disalav Otf. 2. Turn the dial to "Today." Use the +l- buttons to selecl the current day, 3. Return the diallo "Currenl Time." Repeak the above steps if you wish to use Programs "a" and °c.° ---Activate the Controller A Display Activaie the programming you have just entered by moving the Fuiiclion Swilch Dial in Daily Schedule Ic,~w co the "Run" setting. First, tlecide whether you want to use the / • controller's tlaily schedule (for example, ;w~` How to Check Your Program waler every Monday, Wednestlay antl WTM Friday) or the i~tlerval "Skip Days" schedule !3 , Move the Function switch to "O(f" and move Ihe Prograni Swilrh lo whichever program you wish lo check, then lurn the dial to the patarneter yuu wa~~l lo (~o w~ler every third day, for example, ••,4r,_, check. Wilh the Function swilch in tlie "Olf" position, you can check, bul you se1 al 3) to activate your walering cycle. Hardle . _ cannot change the programming. . l , ,o';~►„~,~~ ~ ; ~ 800w10 Onr"oaXwf wuaut I .I1.m.rC , I ' f. , . ; • . . ,..r...,-e•;v~~ 1~n1S~1S~"''~~{.'. , ' , • :4 ;i.~t '{Er~,~~~• e'M~,~~~~~i?:•i ' , • ;,q.,~j,~.~i.,.4. , ~~y,' 'r L' ~ P ' Q~ • ~ ij6' . , . , '.tn,~ i,~j~'~~i?~;t~.i~:';ti.:~+''•c'~" , ~~',,y~ ~~,t~..l.,. v 1 J~i.~?:,1'~'.•`:i~.ii, . ' , / 1 1 / I eI ,a I p I r information Displayed When Programming Information Displayed When Operafing Tfie LCD will tlisplay these kinds o( dala wilh the Function switch in the "Set ` Wilh the Function switch in the "Run" position, and the dial sel to "Currenl Programs" posilion, in conjunction with the tollowing dial settings: Time," the number of any valve thal is on will be displayed. Valve Run Times ' Automatic Mode With No Program On + I ~I'I I I1'M Shows rninutes (e.g., 15 MIN) or hours 1~~~ With the Function switch in the "Run" position, the current I ~ u (e.g.,1.5 NOUR). A1so ciisplays "OFF" (or NOUA lime with a tlashing colon is displayed. If the entire dis- unused valves. play is flashing, the controller has just been plugged in or lhere Iias been a power outage. If the colon is not flashing,lhe coniroller is using baltery power. Start Times Displays time in AM, PM or OFF for •_I I-jl?M Automatic or Semi-Auto Mode 3 i=i. =i i_IMIN unuse d starl limes. I Is_ „ I W i t h P r o g r a m O n i i,_ i i Shows the current time. Turn the dial to a valve thal Skl Da S is on, and the display will show the valve number, the p Y program (A, B or C) and the lime remaining for the Sliows days numbered 1-15, or OFF. . valve to run. If you turn the dial to a valve lhat is not currenlly on, the display The words, "'ONCE EVERY" OHCE EyEer n ~ shows "OFF" (even though that valve may have a programmed run time), ~ appear to lhe lell. ' I ) _ Manual Mode ' Schedule With the dial pointing to the appropriate valve, the vj, 1~~MIH Displays ON or OFF, If "Skip Days" ; display shows the valve's number, an "M" ((or manual has been set, 3 tlashes and the ' mode), and the time remaining for the valve to run. • • - words, "SKIP MODE" will be displayed sKiP for each of the 7 daily settings. MooE Short 1 Malfunction Detection - - ~ A flashing "OFF" Indicates thai the dial is pointing J Today ~ to a valve that has a short or olher electrical malfunction, _ . ~ Displays 7 individual days for a weekly schedule, or displays day JA~ E NOTE: After a power outage or when the controller is energized, the display will llash 12:00 PM (or the current time if i( was a shorf ' interval numbers (1 -15) for a I j ~ "Skip Days" schedule. ` outage). Stop the flashing by pressing either of the bulcons. ; ~ i . ! , . . - . , i+•a r , , r . • . . ' ! ~.~ES,.. - i . , . ;~jt,•N~'~~a a } 7v''~~•:t+'~~'f:.'l+~r ~y,dX,r~~~:.i , . . , ~ ~r+ !!(~.;i'. `t . . , •fr'+!`^ i ra , . , , , r. • . . . ' ~ • , .~y. ' !%'i~ { . r' t',y~,ii :e:.~''Y~~.i • , t I 1o - g Yo ' o Op- . o ' 1o - g Yo ' o •p- . o Use ihe ciiarl on page 19 to documenl your aulo operation. Use the chart on this page lo noie your valve locations antl their corresponding numbers. V A L V E LOCATIONS: C \ 1. PROGRAMMING WATERING SCHEDULE ~ 2. , . 3. i Valvo A B C 4Statlon Proprem Program Progrem ValvelStallonDescrlpllon , . 1 5. 2 I I I I 3 7. ; 4 8. ~S 9. ~ s 10' i ' 11. ' e 12. i 9 Dale installed ' 10 Date battery installed ; » 12 Conlraclor Inio: I I ( I j , 4 Ist d 3rd D. . ~ I I I I Watering Considerations ► ,,~„H,~,. ~ PMeI5,06 J Plants, soils and climatological conditions vary from region io region. Consult ' '"'''"o' Moes In U.S.A. your local nursery (or the watering schedule best suited to your particular requirements. As a general rule, the best time to water is early morn- ~ • ing because evaporation, wind drilt and temperature are minimal. ; • ~ Evening watering may promote mildew and fungus growth. ~ , ' ,::'.~~,r~,•{;i~~l~. r j~~,j?!i=~~':`;;r;'% 1 +,Y~;'„".'' ' ' n f'•~~T;~ , d ' ' ..~:.~~S»Y1'V+, ' ;i~•,~ f ~ , V.~,f •I . . , j:. ~~,:i•..?`:~,.~ ' ~ . Auto . 1 . . Op' . 1 1 1' o1 i . System Use semi-auto or manual operation to suppleiYienl regularly programmed How to Check for Valve "Shorts" walering cycles on especially hol or dry days. Rain Dial controllers are uniquely able Io delect and idenlify valves malfunclion- ing due to electrical shorts in their wiring. Use your controller io check any nr Semi-Auto Operation.., all valves with a twist o( the dial; F1uns an enlire program (A, B or C) whenever you want a supplemental water- ~ 1. Make sure the Function Switch is set fo "Run." iny, 2. Turn the dial to the valve you want to check. t. Make sure the Function Switch is in the "Run" position and the dial points to ' 3. Use +l- buttons to enter a run time. "Current Time." ~ 4. Press the Manual bulton. 2. Use lhe Progrsiri Swilch lo select Ihe program (A, B or C) you want to run, If the display flashes "OFF," that particular valve has an electrical shori or olher 3. Press the Serni•Aulo Starl bullon. problem. The solenoid and tieltl wiring should be iiispecled. CAUTION: Do The display will sfiow whichever valves are on in the program you have se- not test valves by touching wire ends to terminal screws. Serious dam- lecled. When the semi-aulo cycle is complete, the controller will resume its age may result. regular schedule. ; PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION Manual Operation... , Runs a single valve lor the amount of lime you select. Some valves don t Solenoid defective ( Test & replace as required operate Loose wire connection Secure wire conneclions 1. Make sure the Function Switch is in the "Run" position. Check for continuily 2. Dial in liie valve number (1-12) you want to run. 3. Use the +l- buttons to select the amount of time you want to waier. No valves operate Function Swilch in uOFF" Set switch to "RUN" or or "STOP" qosition "MANUAL" posilion 4. Press the Manual bullon. I The display will show an "M" ((or manual), the valve number, and the time I Solenoid detective Test & replgce as required remaining (or thal valve to run. When the manual cycle is complete, the ~ Loose wire connection Secure wire connections : _S~ii~ controller will resume its regular schedule. Return the dial t0 Current Time. C.h~k LoLC Day set to "OFF" Check current day in display. Sel dial to correct Manual Shut-Off dav and check seltinq. To shut valves off, make sure dial points to Current Time, then move the ~ "Skip Days" incorrectly Check and reprogram. See Funclion Swilch to "Off." Scheduled watering will resume when the Function ~ set paqes 14 and 15 Swilch is relurned lo "Run." ~ "Start Times" set to Reproyram "Start Times" ~ . "OFF" '^n , , r. v,wril iRSNr;w•:n. . ;1~' ie, 7' . i ,.IiC% .itY~(7!j'~i rN ~~¢}'IC ; .L~ • • ~~~r"~INjfi~'e ` ,ro ' , , 'f',~V vl , . . . , • 4,'F ' • • ' , .';i',;. ' ' , • ' • ;:a:. 'I oubleshootin'g the Syste otice PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTION I This equipmenl has been lested and iounci to comply wilh lhe Iimils lor 1 chc~ tli(pl~l clevir.r, . f pursuanl to Part 15 ot the FCC Rtdes. These lirnils are desigi7ed to piovide reason"Ible 11101ecGc,rI against harmful inlerlerence in a residential installalion. This equipmenl ge.nerales, uses and c~ll ~~~lering wrony limes "Currenl Time" of day Check and resel "Current . radiate ratlio hequency energy and il nol itislallPd antl used in accoulance wiih 1hr, inmlnir.hons, iu-ly incorrectly sel Time" cause harm(ul inler(erence to radio communications. I lowever, Ihere is no guaranlee lhal inleifefefir;n "Slart Times" incorrecUy Check and reset all "Star1 will nol occur in a particular inslallation. II this equipment does cause harn,ful inlerlerence lo radio or television reception, which can be delennined by luming Ihe equipmenl oll and on, tlir, user is Set Times.~~ See ~age 14. encouraged to try to carrecl the inlerterence by one or more of ehe following memsures: f)icplay blank ~ No power Check circuit breaker panel Check wiring, Conneclions • Reorient or relocate the receiving antennti. Transformer pluqgetl in? • Increase the separalion belween the equipment and Ihe receiur,r f'~ti(~I ~lil W011~1 (IIS~I~~Y Wrong lunction selting Funclion Switch musl be in ~ ' Connect the equipmenl inlo an oullel on a circuil dillerenl Iroin II~~t to whir,h ' the rer.eiver is cannecled, "Run or ManuaP" SBlllny ~ • Consull the dealer or an experiencPd tadio ! T V lechnician for Iiell). Controller is in watering~ Check or change program CyClQ wilh Funetion swilch in This equipment has been veritied io comply with the limifs (or a class 8 comnuting device, puisumnt tn nSet Programs° FCC Rules. In order to mainlain compliance wilh FCC iegulalions, sliielded cables musl be used wilh Ihis equipmenl. Operalion with non-approved equiprnenl or shietded caldes is likely to resull in Incorrect display (Aiter Baitery is weak or Remove AC power and inlerference lo radio and TV receplion. The user is cautioned Ihal chanyes and madilications made to a power oulage or affer missing bailery (or 1 minute. Replace the equipment withoul the approval of manutacturer could void Ihe user's aulhorily to operale Ihis being plugged in.) ballery, restore power equipment. and reproqram Waters on wrong days Weekly or "Skip Days" Reprogram. See pages 14 , . schedule incorrectlv set and 15 "Current Time" is wrong Power oulage occurred Replace battery and and flashing with no battery or weak reprogram controller , batterv in controller Display is flashing Excessive load Check max, ralings, page 7 Shorted solenoid or Check solenoids and wiring, field wirina see Daae 21 Valve won't turn otf Mechanical overritle. Tum solenoid on top o( valve (Function swilcli "011") (Manual bleed is on) lully clockwise I ~ James Hardie Irrigation , ~ . . ~ . , . ' ~'r;:Yr~it~.J+ .'~~a~1;v,7:F+ • .C; . ' • , '`,_.''-ii a~~l~.i~~w.l'i•p~~''F~:~~'a~~•;•' ',n'' . . :i~y~~:~ ~ ~j~tS>,~'i:}Ii,ts++~`;~~';~• r ~ , 1; . J~:~ h~ 0 . ~~~«•~.is~~,+~' ;~5',S,j4~M. h ~ . , 1 )~,i:J?;; , `r',~. !,l . . :Y,~.:~:~~:,,.1 ' ' ' . ,j r, • '~%t;: . `o:, + 1 • ' ' , ~y.0 . ( r ~ J • ' L►...~_ - - • _ - - . . . . • . ~ . . . ~ • - ' - - - . _ . _ . _ . . . _ . _ _ , .4. . . . • ~ p I 0 . u . • • . ~ UNDFZGROUND ; . ~ F~~~~~ CABLc, (Ufj ~ NSULAnON: POLYV1NYL CHLOPJDE ~ SiM: 14 AW0 - AOIt3 AWG ~ 7.1 T'nis czvErs ii7e -...nsm:o`cn ,i:~~ i,»~~~.~~►,~. ~re~c::irar;an~ =cr l.'nc_rr~rcur~~ Fe-~es 1Czmie, t~e UF, fcr use in cc ~tccn~s wiih ~ha Ncsicrtc1 c:~:; ic-l C~ce or 1 1•a, :I :.:n C^n m:ic. Cf apC'2St:fCl Ct 6C0 VCih Or less anc c; a temperctvre cf EC°C or 1; SOLO 4 0.? ;a iee:.. i ne:e czcies ace c=nstrvc:ed in ~ l Su"LiD ~ .~4: cc~~r~cncs wi3h Unoerwriters' lc- 10 r~OLD ~i /~MM~7 C I~/"~~♦ 1 ~V~♦ CI"~I~. VL •L~r l , z:. lnc. „3c, 1,..., a ~y, b 7i 9. ~ a 5Oi1Q s .~ss ; a ZO tatvs: RUC: =N: T 10 7 ' $C.''S . :t1PG:Ed, tltir"""" r""'~Gr f " 8 % c~ S .3C0 trcc- ^.ins t vL Sicnciar-i 719, %rrs ~ 6 7 7 • ' S : . 2.Z lrisuic 2 7 •nors: . „ , . , . . crn• °r~ i 14 6 .:?0 i r; syrir,yl -,ic~ca. y,..~ .,,,,,,a,.ing tc 719, Pcm 22•25 19 b .rc0 1 : ZZ - C.^.nstrvdiott Data: i , 2010 19 L;L ~e~y ~:ty. ~'YC, G:cr~, c:.i~rming 3 0 19 4i :c l.., '0 19 Mcrius'r,:r:urerts Idvntr'ric=::cn: . ~ t r ir. c c c -~:y _n c: „ ' ~.rr~ - ~ r dn~..«,~ ~ro in rr_-°Nc-vr a• ==s _.-ec , , nc-:e, vcc rc:ir5, :s~ cnc !y;e (c: ►~r:~` c:;r~ c: cc;ic,. ~ Z.: tlnc~-wri~' Lc~or~t7cr.'es ~ . crcvc~: ' • ~ . rt G:: Ie.S .S11C:~ C~ ~ry!tC.:~1~I CtlG~ cec:ric=:iv ;n c: r~: ~w.cr w;ifi l:L . , i 19 cr.d L'L lc^ ~ 1 A► .d IN A111EA/C DRI-SPLICE S'rEA'nlo''1JVIRE CONNECTOR ' IV,TH PRIOE ~ PRICE SCHEDULE DS-1-0989 ' Efiective September 27, 1989 Supersedes DS-1-0485 P/G: 20 : • One size fits AWG #10, #12, or #14 • Designed to insure waterproof connections • Easiiy installed in the field without special ~ tools - • Permanent protection for underground - wire splices . ~ . . . ~~'~s•. °%d • 7 O webbing expands to appropriate wire size 'The Spears Dri-Splice Seal designed into each wire hole enables you to stock one connector for ali app(ications. The Dri-Splice Seal features an interference webbing which . expands to accommodate #10, #12, or #14 gauge wire sizes. In the event only two holes are used, the Dri-Splice Seal prevents sealant from leaking out through the third ho(e. ~ improved design of webbing , allows easier insertion of wires. webbing seals any unused holes - to prevent solvent . run out. For use in electrical systems with 30v or less. ; Part - Llst Price ' Number Description ' SP/MC Each OS-100 ~ Dri-Spiice Connector (Includes Crimp Sleeve) 25/400 .42 DS-200 Crimp Sleeves 200 .08 OS-300* ~ Dri-Splice Sealant (Approximately 30 connections per 5 oz. tube.) 24* I 3.50* Sold in carton quantities on1y. , SEE REVERSE SlDE FOR ASSEMBLY lNSTRUCTIONS - •Prices subject to change without notice. Possession of this price schedule shall not be construed as an offer to sell the products listed. " Assembly instructions , . ~ ll. , 1r ♦ CRIMP WIRES BODY SLEEVE PLUG " (Flexible PVC) (Rigid PVC) 1. Insert wires through holes in base of body. 2. Twist stripped wires together and apply crimp sleeve with an indent type crimping tool. 3. Push wires back into body. 4. Fill cap to brim with sealant and also apply sealer to outside of plug. 5. Invert body and insert plug into body until it snaps tight. 6. Be certain sealant has formed into all holes in body. W A R R A N T Y SPEARS MANUFACTURING COMPANY ("Seller" or "SPEARS") warrants that the goods covered by this Warranty shall be free from defects in materials andworkmanship for a period of one (1 ) year from the date of shipment. If Buyer receives defective goods or parts, Buyer may send such defective goods or parts prepaid to Seller's Sylmar, California. facility accompanied by a letter stating the nature of the defect(s) After examination. if there is determined to be a defect in materials or workmanship (of SPEARS). Seller at its opcion may repair or replace the defective part, or Seller may reimburse Buyer for the cost of such part(s). This is Buyer's only remedy All costs of shipping the defective parts and their replacements to and from Seller's facility at 15853 Olden Street. Sylmar, California 91342, shall be borne by Buyer. ~ " Buyer agrees that Seller will not be responsible for other parts or labor in connection with repairing, replacing, or ' returning such goods or parts (while goods are in possession of Selter for analysis), nor for delays beyond Seller's reasonable control (including, without limitation, delays due to fire, flood, accident, strike, governmental regulation or ' other acts of God), provided that any delay shall toll the warranty period for the same amounc of time as the delay itself. 8uyer agrees that this Warranty shall be for one (1) year, so long as the goods shall be given normal usage and operated in conformance with Seller's recommendations and its operating and maintenance instructions_ Violation thereof shall void this warranty and relieve Seller from any obligation under this warranty. Since performance and production figures, if given. are Seller"s best estimates based on its understanding of tooling, molding materials, accessory and other factors. not all of which are within Seller's control. Seller cannot and does noc assume responsibilicv, and expressly disclaims any Iiability, for failure of the goods co meet such estimates. SPEARS EXTENDS ONLY THIS WARRANTY. BUYER SPECIFICALLY WAIVES OTHER WARRANTIES. EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, ORAL OR STATUTORY (INCLUOING ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE). APPLICABLE TO THE GOODS OR TO SELLER. BUYER SPECIFICALLY ANO EXPRESSLY WAIVES SELLER'S LIABILITY OR OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND OR CNARACTER. INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION LIABILITY PREDICATED UPON STRICT LIABlLITY OR TORT, OR INCLUDING ANY OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY FOR INCIOENTAL. CONSEQUENTIAL OR SPECIAL DAMAGES ARISING OUT OF OR WITH RESPECT TO THE GOODS. THEiR S.aLE OR OPERATION OR THE REPAIR. REPLACEMEiVT OR RETURN OF ANY PART THEREOF. In the event of the bringing of any legal action bv c"e customer against Spears Manufacturing Company arising herein or hereunder then the oartv in whose favor iifiat judgment shall be entered shall be Qntitled to have, and recover from the other, reasonable attornevs fees and costs incurrea, to be fixed bv the courts wherein sucn judgment is entered. THIS WARRiaiVTY MAY NOT BE EXTEfVDED. .1L; cRED OR OTNERWISE MODIFIED E:<CcPT BY WRITTEfV LNSITRUMENT SIGNED BY SCLLER. . , ~.,r,~ : e<Kr,~:.'~ , . • ' '~'.~dA"hF" . . SPEARS'o MANUFACTURING COMPANY ~rOE~,y~~C~ ~ CORPORATE OFFICE • INTERNATIONAL SALES • DISTRIBUTION CENTER ~ 15853 Olden Street, Sylmar, California 91342 • P.O. Box 9203, Sylmar, California 91392 •{818) 364-1611 FAX: Order Department (818) 367-3014, Corporate Offices (818) 362-1596 • TELEX: 8972762 - REGIONAL DISTRIBUTION CENTERS - ~ COLORADO FLORIDA GEORGIA ILLINOIS PENNSYLVANIA TEXAS WASHINGTON a 4800 Name St. 3445 Banlett Blvcl. 5004 S. Royat Atlanta Or. 1345 W. Hamilton Pkwy. 543 Industrial Or. ~838 Forms Dr. 3902'B' SI. N.W_ Suite A ;tasca 60143 Fairview Industrial Park Carrollton 75007 Auburn 96002 Denver B0239 Orlando 32811 ~ (303) 371-9430 (407) 8a3-1960 Tucker 30084 (7C81 773-0075 Lewisberry 17539 (21a) 245-0387 (206) 939-4433 ~ OU7S1dE COLORADO INSICE FLORIDA (404)270-0550 (8001 662-6330 (717) 938-8844 iNSIDE TEXAS (800) 347-7327 . (800) 525-1119 (800) 432•4762 (800) 662-6326 FAX: (708) 773-0435 INSIDE PENNSYLVANIA (800) 441-1437 FAX: (206) 939•7557 F.1X: (303) 375•9546 OUTSIDE FLORIDA FAX: (404) 496-0314 (800) 821-1057 OUTSIDE TEXAS ~ (800) 327-6390 OUTSIDE PENNSYLVANIA (800) 527-0650 FAX: (a071a25-3563 (800) 233-0275 FAX: (21a) 2a5-a205 cax: 17171938-6547 ; . ie 'Il;m`~ •a `A;;;~`a,_ , ~'.!G;,.~wr.~'85~ _ 0 Spears Manutacturing Company Printed in U.S.A. 1190 DS-1-0989 ~ ~ - ES-WBV ~ ; - ' For Residential, Commercial Seri-es . W - - - and Industrial Applications' - ~ . S - ~ , . . m 8 2 e Standard Port p i ec Brass Ball Valves Sizes: 1/2" throu h 2" ~ M P X M P . 9 ~ ) -r~ 1/8" th ro u g h 4" (NPT) » » - Series WBV-MIP x MIP 38 t h rO U g h 3 - (C X C, MALE x MALE Slzes:'/z" through 2" i ~ =01121'rm • Suitable for full range of liquids and gases Series WBV - • Bottom loaded, pressure retaining stem THREA,DEO through ENDS 4„ • • Pressure rated at 400 psi (28.12 Bar) WOG Sizes: /e (non-shock) • Virgin TFE stem packing seal, thrust washer and seats • Vinyl insulator on heavy duty plated carbon steel handles • Fast'/4 (8mm) turn open or close operation • Low operating torque • Adjustable stem packing gland Series WBVS • Each valve individually tested, in the opened SOLDER ENDS• and closed position Sizes:'/e" through 3" ~ . *"This valve is designed to be soft sotdered into lines without disassembty, using a low temperature solder (4200F). Other solders such as 95/5 tin an- timony (4600F) or 96/4 tin silver (4300F) can be used, however, extreme caution must be used to prevent seat damage. Higher temperature solders will damage the seat material. ANSI 616.18 states that the maximum • . operating pressure of 50-50 solder sweat connections is 200 psi at 100°F, and decreases with higher temperatures." _ "Apply heat with the flame directed AWAY from the center of the valve ECIFI O body. Excessive heat can harm the seats. After soldering, the packing nut • may have to be tightened." Approved valves shall have bottom loaded pressure retaining stems, Virgin TFE seats and standard port. Valve shall be pressure rated at 400 psi WOG (non- ShOCk). Watts Regulator Company Series WBV. A LEADER /N VALVE TECNNOLOGY~ \WATTS REGULATOR -since 187a Watts Industries, Inc.- Water Products Division • Safety & Control Valves 0 USA: 815 Chestnut Street, North Mdover, MA 01845-6098 Canada: 441 Hanlan Rd. Woodbridge, Ontario L4L 3T1 TEMPERATURE/PRESSURE n lr- ATERIALS RATING \ \ 400 A ~ y d ~ g ~ 300 1 ~ N ~ c . ` 200 a ~ D ' o, Y 100 I I - 3 50 G H . p I I , 50 100 200 300 400 500 oF 1 10 38 93 149 204 260 oC H ~ Temperature F . ~ ~ Note: • 1 PSI equals .07 Bar O A. Handle Nut - Brass B. Handle - Plated carbon steel with vinyl insulator 1~p C. Packing Nut - Brass OPEN D. Stem Packing - TFE E. Thrust Washer - TFE F. Stem - Brass G. Body - Forged Brass cLosE H. Seats - TFE . ~ . o i 1. Ball - Chrome plated Brass _ , - J. Adapter - Forged Brass r c ~ , DIMENSIO NPT or MIP Ends . . , g 0 WBV DIMENSIONS ' Size MIP X MIP WBV WBVS A B 61 C 0 Weighi In. MM EDP. No. EDP No. EDP No. In. MM In. MM In. MM in. MM In. MM Lbs. Kg. c '/e 6 - 545095 - .31 7.9 1.65 42 - - 1.42 36 3.31 84 .3 .14 ~ 1/4 8 - 545100 - .31 7.9 1.65 42 - - 1.42 25 3.31 84 .3 .14 % 10 - 545200 546100 .31 7.9 1.65 42 1.61 41 1.42 36 3.31 84 .3 .14 I 'h 15 545110 545300 546200 .39 9.9 1.89 48 2.05 52 1.50 38 3.31 84 .4 .18 31/i 20 545120 545400 546300 .59 14 2.20 56 2.80 71 1.61 41 3.31 84 .5 .23 ' 1 25 545097 545500 546400 .79 20 2.64 67 3.21 83 2.01 51 4.65 118 .9 .41 Solder Ends 1'/~ 32 545130 545600 546500 1.00 25 2.99 76 3.70 94 2.17 55 4.65 118 1.4 .64 Bi 1'h 40 545140 545700 546600 1.26 32 3.35 85 4.25 108 2.64 66 5.28 134 2.2 1.0 2 50 545150 545800 546700 1.50 38 3.80 97 5.04 128 2.80 71 5.28 134 3.1 1.41 - 21/z 65 - 770120 770001 2.00 50 4.72 120 5.90 150 3.35 85 7.87 200 6.9 3.13 3 80 - 770140 770145 2.50 64 5.63 143 6.97 177 3.74 95 7.87 200 9.1 4.3 4 100 - 770160 - 2.95 75 6.85 174 - - 4.06 103 7.87 200 16.5 7.48 • ~ A L EA DER /N VA L VE TECHNOL OG Y 0 USA: 815 Chestnut Street, Nor►h Andover, MA 01845-6098 Canada: 441 Hanlan Rd. Woodbridge, Ontario 1.41. 3T1 , RECULATAR M 9001 si►,oe 1874 Watts Industries, Inc.- FCERTIFIED ES-WBV 9420 Water Products Division • Safety & Control Valves Printed in U.S.A. k RAIAV~kBIRVMASTER PARTS LIST PRfiFRRED AY oROFfSS10NAlS WCRLDW108 0 MANUAL VALVE Catalog No.: 505 ' 1-PIECE QUICK COUPLERS ~ ~ #3NP/#3RC/#3LCR Date: 2/95 ~ #5 NP 5RC SLRC 7 Page: 1 of 2 ~ i • 0`~ • 2 C ? G ~ 2 ~ ~ C OO NOT OH (C(C~ t►tX 1 ww~,~c n 16 ~ 15 t - AI N ' R 81R0 ~ C No aia 4. ~ au~ e - 3 ~$Ie us a~ 0 17 ~ 41 5 4 a-6 7 #3RC #5NP . ~ #3NP #5RC Ref. Part Description #3LRC - #5LRC #7 ' COVER ASSEMBLIES 8 1 Yellow Rubber Cover (RC) 206952-01 206954-01 - 2 Lodcing Rubber Cover (NP - Red) (207250-01) (207251-02) - 9 2 Locking Rubber Cover (NP - Purpie) 207250-02 207251-04 - 3 Locking Rubber Cover (!RC - YeAow) 207248 207249-02 - 4 Metal Gover . . - 208412 5 Cover Spring - ' (201252) 6 Cover Pin 205174 206252 200594 ' Locking Cover Key (#2049) (Not Shown) 006401 D06401 - VALVE ASSEMBLIES 10 7 Valve Cage (A) 200503 201612 200288 S Spring (A) 200502 200232 200265 ~ 9 Gasket 200504 200278 200287 ~ 10 Valve Body (NPT) (206596) (206601-01) (200286) • J~ 10 Valve Body (BSP) - (206601-02) - 11 Buna•N Oisc (A) 200192 (A) 200213 (A) 200251 12 Disc Retainer (A) 200193 (A) 200214 (A) 200252 11 ~ 13 Asbestos Washer - (A) 200194 (A) 200215 (A) 200215 14 Retaining Screw (A) 200195 (A) 205806 (A) 200253 12 00 VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - BSP - 613401 - 13 4 VALVE KEY ASSEMBLY - NPT B11201 813301 814501 14 ~ 15 Key Handle (201635) 200243 200243 16 Key Body (200205) (200242-01) (200291) 17 Pin - 200226 200275 't - (A) Included in Repair Kit 204146 203747 203749 Note: Part numbers enclosed in brackets are not available individually, but may be sold in assemblies or kits. O COPYRIGHT 1991 RAM BIRD SPR1NKLCR [NSURE QUALITY - USE ONLY CENUINE RAIN BIRD PARTS IMFG CORP ~ ..~.r ~ Quick-Coupling Valves wh= =r °~17 QUICK- COUPLING vALVES - ~ . Primary Application 33 RC 33 DRC Industrial-strength brass quick-coupling valves ,.r•iR,, :~T' ~ for water access. 5;,~~~> . Features f • Red brass body and bonnet for long life _ and rugged performance. ~ • Yellow thermoplastic cover for durabiliry. • ry ~1 Optional locking rubber cover on models ~ 33DLRC, 44LRC, and SLRC (use 2049 key 33 DLRC ' to unlack). Metal cover on model 7 only. : One-piece body design (models 3RC, SRC, ' ~ and 7). ; • Two-piece body design for easy servicing (models 33DRC, 44LRC, and 44RC). • Strong corrosion-resistant scainless steel 7 ~ spring prevents leakage. ~ Operating Range 33-ONP ' • Ftow: 10 to 125 GPM (3 to 28 m3/h; 0,83 to ,,,g US) NON-POTABLE ~ a Pressure: S to 125 psi (0,3 to 8,5 Bars) QUICK ~T ~TT~ Quick-Coupling Valves Dimensions . COTrn Vl"L11~G VriLV ~.S Valve Pressure Loss (psi) o 3RC Height: 41/0• (10,8 cm) Flow 3RC 33DRC/ 44RC/ SRC 7 s, • 33DR Height: 43h° (11,1 cm) Primary Application 33DNP aar,p • 33DLRC Height: 4Sfa" (11,8 cm) Industrial-strength brass quick-coupling valves GPM 3/4" 1" 1' 11h" ~ • 44RC Height: 6" (15,2 cm) for water acccss in non-potable systems. 10 1.8 2.0 - _ ~ ~ • 44LRC Height: 6" (15,2 cm) 15 4.7 4.3 2.2 _ ~ 20 7.2 7.6 4.4 _ • SRC Height: S'/Z° (14 cm) F@atures 30 11.5 1.9 • SLRC Heighr. S'h" (14 cm) • Red brass body and bonnet for (ong life and 40 3.8 • 7 Height: 53/+" (14,6 cm) rugged performance. 50 _ 6.4 1.? 60 - - 9.6 2.5 ~ • Locking purple thermoplasric covers to 70 - 14.0 3:6 Models rescria tampering (use 2049 key ro unloek). 80 - - - - 4.9 A • 3RC: 34" (20R7) Rubber Cove; 1-Piece Body • Covers marked wich "Do Not Drinkl" 12~ ~ 0 • 33DRC: ;I4° (20/27) Double Track Key Lug, warnings in English and Spanish to ~ Rubber Cover, 2-Piece Body prevent ingesdon. • 33DLRC: 3/+" (20/27) Double Track Key Lug, • Two-piece body design for easy servicing. . • Suon corrosion-resiscanc stainless sreel QVIC~(- ~ Locking Rubber Covey 2-Piece Body g COUpling Valves METRlC • 44RC: 1' (26/34) Rubber Cover, 2-Piece Body spring prevencs leakage. Valve Pressure Loss (Bas5) • 44LRC: 1" (26134) Locking Rubber Covey Fiow Flow 3RC 33DRC/ 44RC/ SRC 7 2-Piece Body Operating Range 33DNP 44NP • SRC: 1" (26134) Rubber Cover, 1-Piece Body • Pressure: S co 125 psi (0,3 to 8,5 Bars) m3/h I/s 3/4" 3/a" 1" 1" ilh" ~ 0 SLRC: 1" (26/34) Locking Rubber Cover, • Flow: 10 to 70 GPM (3 to 15,96 m;fi; 3 0,83 0,25 0,?3 - - - 4 1,11 0,42 0,41 0,?? - - 1-Piece Body 0,63 to 4,42 Us) S 1,39 - - 0,37 - - ~ • 7: llh° (44/49) Mecal Cover, 1-Piece Body 6 1,67 - - O,.S? - - • SRC-BSP: 1' (26134) Rubber Covey 1-Piete Dimensions 7 1,94 - - 0,34 0,14 - Body, BSP threaded • 33DNP Height: 45A" (11,8 cm) S 2,22 _ : _ 0,19 _ 9 2,50 - 0,25 • SLRC-BSP: 1" (26/34) Lacking Rubber • 44VP Height: 6" (15,2 cm) 10 2,78 - - - 0,33 - Cove; 1-Piece Body, BSP threaded 12 3,33 - - - 0,50 0,13 Modeis 14 3,89 - • - 0,:2 0,18 ~ . 16 4,44 : 0.97 0,25 Note: For non-US applicar,ons i['is necessary co • 33DN1': 3~;" (20/27) 22 6,11 0,72 speciEy NPT or BSP thread mpe. • 44NP: 1" (26/34) 28 7,73 0,97 L I • 1997-1998 catalog ~~411~,~~s 93 -mi ~ r / A > • M , a• ~ IIT / , . A SER s : N/T#[n Long Life and Easy Servicing Rain Bird's DV Series of valves-an open and shut case for Rain Bird innovation. The new DV flow control model features pressure-assisred throttling for fingertip control. And for adjustment at high pressure, it has a convenient screwdriver slot. Once the flow control is set, you sti11 can manually activate the valve with a quarter . turn of the solenoid. Every DV valve boasts a convenient one-piece solenoid and spray-free internal pp, - manual bleed, plus an innovative balanced-pressure design that increases diaphragm service life. ~ The DV Valve from Rain Bird-a valve so advanced, it's simple. ~ RAAN B - PREFERREOBYAAOFESSIONALSWORLOWIDE ~ . i D V Series Val ve ; ~ Electric Remote-contro/ Valves Electric Remote-control Va/ves D / Series D IF Series s/q" ' I ° 1• - (20127, 261'34) (26/34) Primary Application Operating Range Primary Application Economical, irrigation valve for residential and . Flow: 075-DV Economical, irrigation valve for residential and light commercial applications. 3 to 22 GPNP light commercial applications. Features (0,75 to 5,0 rrr'/h; 0,21 to 1,391/s) Standard f8c?tUIBS 0.2 to 22 GPM (0,05 to 5,0 m'/h; 0,01 to . lncorporates all features of DV Series • Doutrie-filtered pilot-flow design for 1,39 Us) with RBY-075 200MX WYE Filter - valves, plus: maximum reliabiliry _ • Slip-by-slip configuration forlow-cost, • Flow: 100-OV • Unique, easy-to-turn pressure-assisted solvent-we/d installation 3 to 40 GPM (0,75 to 10 m'!h; 0,21 to flow control mechanism • 075-OVX forlow-JlowXerigationIP 2,781/s) Standard 0 eratin Ran e appiications down to 0.2 GPM P 9 9 (0, 05 m'/h; 0, 011/s) when used with 0.2 to 30 GPM (0, 05 to 7, 0 r~/h; 0, 01 to RBY-075-200MX filter upstream 1,89!/s) with RBY-075-200MX WYE Filter • Flow: 100-DVF • Pressure: 15 to 150 psi (1 to 10 Bars) 3 to 40 GPM (0,75 to 10 m'/h; 0,21 to • 90-mesh (200 micron) solenoid filter 2'78 !/s) Standard • Nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm • Temperature: Up to 1 i0°F (43° C) 0.2 to 30 GPM (0,05 to 7, 0 rrft 0, 0 1 to with self-cleaning, 90-mesh • Ambientairtemperafure-up to 1250 F(520 C) - 1, 89 ~~s) with R8Y-075-200MX WYEfilter (200 micron) control water filter • E~ernal bleed to manually f/ush system of Electrical Specifications • Pressure: 15 to 150 psi (i to 10 Bars) dirt and debris during installation and 24 VAC 50160 cycle solenoid power • Temperature: Up to 1100 F (43°C) system start-up requirement-.30 A(7.2 VA) inrush current; ~ Ambient air temperature-up to 125° F(52° C) • Captive diaphragm spring .19A (4.6 VA) holding current • Spray-free internal bleed tor manual Electrical Specifications operation keeps valve box dry • Dimensions • 1.25" (3,2 cm) stainless steel phillips 1fz 24 VAC 50160 cycle solenoid power Height: 4 (11, 4 cm) requirement-.30 A(7.2 VA) inrush current,~ head screws Length: 4114 "(10,7 cm) .19A (4.6 VA) holding current • Energy-efficient, low-power encapsulated solenoid with captured plungerand Width: 3'A "(8,4 cm) solenoid filter. • Dimensions • Models Height: 51b "(14,2 cm) 075-DV.• 314"(20127) . Length: 4fit "(10,7 cm) 100-DV.- 1"(26/34) * Width: 31iJ"(8,4 cm) 100-DV-SS: 1 ` (26134) . ' Availatrle in BSP model. ■ Models . • 100-DVf.' 1 " (26134) ' 'Avaltabla in BSP model. f ~ i ' " TT - 1Q 1 ~ Sc e _ So eno ~ 90 esh Diap agm Filter ~ ~ Pilo Flow Path Heavy Dut,y ~ Plastic N lon-Rein~forced Body Buna-N Diaphragm i; ~ `h~`,I n~ or Slip: Confi9urations , , ~ ~ 9 1 ? T E-C H • S P E C S D V Series I/al ve - ; F9 : w * DV and DVF DV and DUF Valve Pressure Loss (psi) Valve Pressure Loss (Bars) Metric ; Flow 075-OV 100-DV/100-DVF1100-DV-SS Flow 075-OV 100-OV/100-DVF/100-DV-SS 's GPM 314" 1' 314' 1' ~ psi psi m'/h 11s Bars Bars ; 3 2.5 0.5 0,75 0,21 0,18 0,03 ~ 5 2.9 1.0 1,0 0,28 0,20 0,06 . 10 3.8 2.6 ,2,0 0,56.. t ..0.24 , 0,16 _ 20 5.1 3.6 f°5;0 .'p1,39 5 Or37•~ '-A' •0.29 •,s a , 08 30 - 6.5 21 40 - 9.0 `1'0 0 2;18 - U,67~~, ; NOTE: See Xerigafion manual for WYE Filter flow loss data. 1) Rain Bird recommends f/ow rates in the supply line not to exceed 5.51t./sec. (1,7 m/s) in order to reduce the effects of water hammer. i 2) DV Series valves cannot be used with PRS pressure , ~ regulating modules. . _ . ' E . - ~ I I Specify: 100-DV F T ~T Size Optiona! Feature Model This specifies a 100-DVF valve; 1"(26134) female threads; with flow control. Note: for non -U. S.applications if is necessary to - specify NPT or BSP thread rype (1 " only). RAIJV~kg~J!Aj?, f Rain Bird. Conserving more than water. ORegistered Trademark of Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp. ~ Printed on Recycled Paper. ~1993 Rain 8ird SprinklerMlg. Corp. 10193 Rarn Bird Sa1es, lnc. Contractor Division, 145 North Grand Avenue, Glendora, CA 91741 D38511A FAX FACTS , H C E N T I . V A L VE S Globe/Angle , . . , 0 Schrader valve (less gauge) option • Inlet pressure must be 15 psi ► Commercial greater than desired outlet pressure Anti-Contamination Field proven in thousands of installa- (102 models) tions, the Century Series, with its • Electric valves with 150-mesh - multitude of options, has established external control-water filter and a track record of reliable performance 3-way solenoid under the most challenging conditions. • Non-continuous metering system for dirty or effluent water S I Z E S: applications • 1", 1 1/2", 2" and 3" plastic models • Small exchange of control water allows minimum filter capacity F E AT U R E S • Control-water filter allows easy Performance - extemal service • Selectable normally open or • Flow range from 5-300 GPM normally closed mode • Easily serviced without removal from • Pressure range from 10-150 psi . Working pressure range from the system • External or internal manual bleed 10-100 psi • Brass flow contro) stem (2" and 3" ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS models) Hydraulic Actuation (200 models) . Solenoid: 24 VAC • Flow control allows precise flow • Normally open, hydraulic operation . Inrush volt-amp: 24 VAC-11.50 VA adjustment and manual shutoff for use with hydraulic controllers • Inrush current: .4 amp (102 models: Pressure Regulation Option • Brass compression fittings accept .48 amp) (103 models) 1/4" O.D. tubing • Holding volt-amp: 24 VAC-5.75 VA • Electric operation Quality Construction • Holding current: .2 amp (102 • Self-modulatin ressure re ulator . models: .24 amp) 9 P 9 Glass-reinforced, nylon body with maintains constant downstream stands high temperatures O PT I O N A L A C C E S S O R I E 5 pressure within t 2 psi of pressure . Nylon-reinforced Buna-N diaphragm . Weatherproof gauge and regulator setting • Encapsulated solenoid spring (SPK-100) • Outlet pressure regulating range . Molded brass studs allow positive from 20-100 psi with 0-100 psi bonnet attachment I FLOW RATE-GPM I Model Size ~ 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 120 130 140 154 115 200 225 250 275 300 4.20 3.20 4.10 7.20 .90 1G/A 4 T .20 3.10 2J0 4.8010 2/1jjjjF///, 20 .70 .40 .50 r%% N Century .60 5 11/2G/A j~ 11.60 . 0 1. 60 2.80 4.00 S.SU 7.120 0 19.00 11.00 13.30 / ~ o 52fIeS 2. G ~ ~ - 2.10. 2,70 330 4.00 4.8{l 5.60 6.50 7.54 No ~ a ~A / 1 ZO 1.60 2.00 2.40 2.80 3.30 3.90 4.40 ~Gj 3. ~ RE/1 F///, 2.50 3.60 4.10 530 6.70 8.30 10.10 /A ~ ~ ~ rm 1.90 2.40 3.34 4.30 5.50 6.90 SSO ~ 1) When designing a system, the industry standard for flow rate velociry through pipes and fittings is 5 FPS. ~ Hardie ItTigation 2) Pressure loss data is derived from valves independently tested by CIT, Fresno, CA. i A James Hardle Company 27631 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, CA 92656 (800) 634-TURF Fax: (714) 831-3212 See back page for Models✓How To Order. H • • ' C E N T I s ~ RYSERIES r~ V A L V E S Globe/Angle ODELSNOW TO O•D • 100-1 103-~ T 1 T , Globe/Angle ~ Pressure Regulating, ~ Model Size Electric Glbbe/Angle I psi Regulator • 102-1 1 0$ Model Size Option • 102-1.5 1 112" • 103-1-30 1" 30 psi • 102-2 2" • 103-1.5-30 1112" 30 psi • 102-3 3" • 103-2-30 2" 30 psi • 103-3-30 3" 30 psi • 102"1 • 103-1-100 1" 100 psi Anti-contaminatio_n,T ~ • 103-1.5-100 11/2100 psi Electnc Globe/Angle • 103-2-100 2" 100 psi Model Size • 103-3-100 3" 100 psi • 102-1 1" • 102-1.5 1 1/2" 200-1 7 • 102-2 2" Hydraulically Operated, • 102-3 3" Glabe/Angle • Model Size -J • 200-1 1 " . • 200-1.5 1 1/2" • 200-2 2„ • 200-3 3" ~ Heirxiie lrrigcVion ❑ A James Hardie Cumpany 27631 La Paz Road, Laguna Niguel, CA 92656 (800) 634-TURF Fax: {714} 831-3212 01993 Hardie Irrigation 10193 TL 1009 ~o oel1~ -of * b. = ~ j • • ~ I • ~~i~ ~.1 S " . ~ ~ 1419 Pclyr e: Ccr_c: efie Czvez titieight: Pol,-•me= Concrere 21 lbs. ^ Part No: 1419-3R ~ ,~,2iQ~T{~t t 0'•'e" _ I ~ M tritl! ~UF nui ~~L" , rvT i uii nu.:'..~sn ~u i~su..~}}~~1' uu•• i sn / ! ~.:1t3::7t 4 ~ r~~di~~ ii~=• tat 1419 Hir.ced Cavez tFur.~ 4,«;,►~ ~tt<<•: th~1, . tD:tt ~ ' u...lu~+r.-:...~~:4u: i Weibht: HD PE 3 lbs. j'!1~l~ 'jii~il~il~~~llS~, ltli•' ~ Part N0: I419-2 Non Bolt Part N0: 1419-2B Boit Down ' ~ ` ~~~Kr~ ' ~ ~ ~ 1419 Metez Reccir.r Cavez 10 1/0" 5 :•b" - 1; i :;r.., d9~;~ ~ ~ • ~ ti ~ Weibht: HD['E 3 lbs. ~ ~ ` -'_~~-~'c-.. ` ~ ✓ • , it ~Y~ 1.::~ PaS't NO: 14Ia-5 LNOn BOIt r~• , ~ % . . ' i 1419-5B Bolt Down ~ ~ Weight: Cast Iron Reader 4.5 lbs. Part N0: 1419-6 Non Bolt 14I9-6B Bolt Down FtEx Locx uF Ti sioT t oY." 1419 Noa H'nged Cover MARKING : . ~ ~r . , tiVelght: HDPE 3 1bS. . ' • Part Nv: 1419-3 Non Bolt • ~ 14I9-3B Bolt Down • T~a. ~ Its~ X 2112" 80LT (Optionai) 1419 T-Covei 1 ~ ~ w Weight: HDPE 3 lbs. 17 Part Vo: 1429-1 Non Bolt ~ ~ 1419-4B Bolt Down . . . , • ~ ` • 1 1419 Bax 12' ; .-.x Weight: HDPE 7 lbs. Part v0: I4I9•I2 latie•, . ~ 191,14 Colcrs Avc:Icble: Green or Grey Biack, Tan or Violet (Reciaimed ttiater) on Spetial Order ~ •NOTc: cor use in non-vehicslar traffic insclllzcions onlv. we do vOT :ecomr^cr.ci insczlisc:un :n conc:ece or zsDnzlt. We:gncs anci dimeasions may vary sligntty. . Revision Dace I/1i44 ~ ~ ~Cr~RSON-BROOKS i l.ARSON-$ROOk,.Si IPLaSTICS. IVC.I . PLASTICS. LTD. 1 Geadon, California Ruscommun. 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Part No: 1220-4 Non Bolt 1220-4B Bolt Down 120# . ; 17„ -y \ t 1220 Box ' 1 2a° Weight: HDPE 9.41bs. - 25'.'~~ Part No: 1220-12 183! , i~ Colozs Available: ~Green or Grey Btack or Tan on Special Order • NOTE: For use in non-vehicular traffic installations onlr. We do NOT rernmcnenci installation in concrete or asphalt. Weights and dimensions mav vary slightly. Revision Date 1/1/94 . ~ CARSON-BROOxs' Cr1RSON-BROOKS PLASTICS. ING. PLAST[CS, LTD. Glendora, California Roscommon, Ireland Toll-FreC: (800) 735-5>6-1 Phone: (909) 592-6272 Fax: (90") 592-79; i ['hone: 0 1 35 39 03-25922 Flora Ntississippi Fa.r: Ol 35 39 03-25921 Toll-Free: (300) 255-6340 Phune: (601) 879-3335 Eax: (601) 379-3083 ti~J:~~V~'7C.') "s, J~. 313" x 131s" LOCK BOLT 910 COVER (HDPE) (ccticnal) ~ VVT. 1'/4 Lb. T C~~l'~= ri PART 910-2 HDPE (Non 8olt), PAAT 910•28 HDPE , (Lock 8olt) cJ~ ~ - - - ~r ~ _ _ ~ 1 ` ► MAAKING 21' a',i.. Cl.a. ~ TWIST LOCK 10" CIA. ti 1 i - . • ' • ♦ ~ co ~ ~ • . . ~ • ~ - i~ . ' . ~ " 101/4r~ 910 800Y (HDPE) ' ~ . WT. 3 lb. PART 910-1 . a = , 31h . . x 1 ,h - " KNCC'rC GUT (oFtionail i ~ . ~ Gl.a. :;If;, r MGOEL 910-12 (NON BOLT) M 0 O EL 910-12B (I.OCK BOLT) GRE=?V OR GAEY REV. 2111e1 PAT y0. AoBSOM BLAC'r< ON SPECSAL OROER / 'CARSON INDUSTRfES ~ INC. 1921; .•A.. Stree°.. '_3 `/e':,e. Calitc-ni... _ . • :2'*!1 ::`~-A2_5 • (714) 596-1988 ~ . ~ J - ~ T E C H ~ S P E C S : • , , . 1800 Series Spray Heads Industry's Leading Spray Heads 1800 Series Spray Heads have first-rate quality built in for reliable operation and long life. Their superior components and features make them the spray heads of choice for a wide variety of applicatrons. ~ • S ' ` r d sw r' 1800 Series . ~ M1~+: Jy e Features . ■ Exclusive co-mo/ded, pressure-activated wiper - ~ti,~ ~ • ~ ; -;~c~ ~ 3 , ,;~.c•j : ' h seal prevents excessive flow-byand water Y~t ~ .`'t y: Y~~~ ~ - • s , s . s~^. c waste. Keeps debris from entering upon retraction. f1s'`l~Lr;+G j, ) ■ Stainless steel spring for reliable retraction. f .r4 _•fs -sV. ~.~Ni•J. Strongest spring in the industry. ~ ■ Ratchet mechanism on all models al/ows easy , adjustment without tools while sprinklers are . ~ operating. i . ■ Pre-installed 1800 Pop-TopT"' flush p/ug ~ allows for easy nozzle lnstallation. B/ocks ~ dehris from entering after flushing. ; ■ Matched precipitation rates across nozzle sets and patterns al/ow distances and pattems to be mixed without precipitation rates , fluctuating. ■ Plastic and starn/ess steel materrals resist COl7'OSlOR. - ■ Intemal parts removed from the top of the sprink/er for easy servicing. ■ Side and bottom inlets featured on 1806 and ~ 1812 onry. Dimensions 1804 SAM-PRS ■ Extended 5-year trade warranty. ■1/2 " (15121) female threaded inlets ~ r-J I • Body height.• 1802-4" (10 cm), MODEL OPTIONAL fEATURE Opera ting Range 1803-4718" (12 cm), 1804-6" (15 Cm), This specffres an 1800 Series sprayhead with 4"(10 cm) (20 l-A-MeacT'" check valve; rn-stem ■ P~ecipitation Rate:.78 to 5.15 inches per hour 1806-9 31e" (24 cm), 1812-16" (40 cm) Q ssu e gulahbn to 130 mm/h) '~Posed diameter.• 2'/4 "(5, 7 cm) ■ Spacing: 3 to 20 feet(1,2 to 6,7m) _ MOd81S . ■ Pressure: 15 to 70 psi (1 to 4,8 Bars) ■ 1802: 2" (5 cm) • 1806: 6" (15 cm) Specifications ■ 1803: 3" (8 cm) ■ 1812: 12" (30 cm) ■ 1804: 4" (10 cm) • F/ow-by: 0 at 8 psi (0,5 Bars) or greater, ' A4ZV-**BIRV .05 GPM (0, O 1 rn3/h; 0, 003 I/s) otherwise - 1800 Series Spray Heads _ 1800 SAM Series 1800 PRS Series 1800 SAM-PRS Series Ideal for use in areas with changing Designed for areas with high and/or widely Meets the needs of all spray areas, elevations, the 1800 SAM Series offers fluctuating water pressures, the 1800 PRS regardless of changing elevation or water all 1800 Series features plus: Series has 4111800 Series features plus: pressures. lncorporates all 1800 Series SAM and PRS features. "SAM-PRS" stamped ■ Built-in Sea/-A-MaticT'" (SAM) check va/ve. ■ PATENTED PRS pressure regulator built inro on the cap for easy identification and Eliminates the need for under-the-head the stem. No parts to be insta!!ed at the site. maintenance. check valves. No parts to be installed at the ■ Maintains constant out/et pressure at 30 psi site. (2 Bars). Spray heads and nozz/es perform Operating Range ■ Traps water in lateral pipes in elevation best af 30 psi. Ensures maximum spray head changes up to 8'. Reduces wear on system and nozzle performance regardless of varying ' Precipitation Rate:.78 to 5.15 inches per components by minimizing water hammer inlet pressures. Maintains constant pressure hour (20 to 130 mm/h) during start-up. regardless of nozz/e used. ■ Spacing: 5 to 24 feet (1,5 to 7,3 m) ■ Prevents /eakage from spray heads at lower ■ Restricts water loss by up to 70% if nozzle is ' Pressure: 25 to 70 psi (1,7 to 5 Bars) elevations. Stops water waste. Ends removed or damaged. Saves water and money. landscape damage due to flooding and/or Reduces possibility of accidenfs and properfy Specifications erosion. damage. Recommended for vandal-prone areas. ~ h ' SAM capability: holds up to 8 feet (2,4 m) of ■ Even stronger retract sprrng to accommodate ■ Ends misting and fogg'ng caused by hrg elevation changes up to 8'. Best spring in the pressure. Stops water waste. Ensures head; 3.5 psi(0,2 8ars) ~ industry. necessary watering occurs in high pressure ■ Flow-by: 0 at 8 psi (0, 6 Bars) or greater, .05 GPM (0, O 1 m3/h; 0, 003 Us) otherwise ■ Designed for use with all Rain Bird plastic or wind conditions. and brass spray head nozz/es. ■ Designed for use with all Rain Bird plastic ' SAM operable only when installed by bottom • SAM stamped on cap for easy identification and brass spray head noules. inlet and maintenance. ■ PRS stamped on cap for easy identification and maintenance. DIlI7eI7SI0nS Operating Range • 112" (15121) female threaded inlets • Precipitation Rate:.78 to 5.15 inches per Operating Range •Body neignt.• 1804 SAM-PRS-6" (15 cm), hour (20 to 130 mm/h) ■ Precipitation Rate:.78 to 5.15 inches per 1806 SAM-PRS-9 3/e" (24 cm), 1812 • Spacing: 3 fo 20 feet (1,5 to 7,3 m) hour (20 to 130 mm/h) SAM-PRS-16" (40 cm) ■ Pressure: 25 to 70 psi (1,7 to 4,8 8ars) ■ Spacing: 3 to 20 feet (1,5 to 7,3 m) 'ExPosed diameter 2115 " (5,6 cm) ■ Flo w: 0. 2 to 4 GPM (D, 05 fo 0, 91 rW/h; Specifica tions 0,013 to 0,25 Us) Models ■ SAM capability.• holds up to 8 feet (2,4 m) ' Pressure: 15 to 70 psi (1 to 5 Bars) -■1804 SAM-PRS: 4" (10 cm) of head; 3.5 psi (0,2 Bars) • Regulates noule pressure to an average 30 ■ 1806 SAM-PRS: 6" (15 cm) ■ Flow-by: 0 at 8 psi (0,5 Bars) or greater, psi (2 Bars) with inlet pressures of up to 70 , 1812 SAM-PRS: 12" (30 cm) .05 GPM (0,01 rW/h; 0,003 I/s) otherwise psi (5 Bars). ■ Flow-by: 0 at 8 psi (0,6 Bars) orgreater, .05 ■ SAM operable only when instaNed by bottom GPM (0,01 rrr?/h; 0,0031/s) otherwise . inlet lnstallation: side or bottom inlei ■ Side inlet insfallation not recommended in Dimensions freezing climates ■ '/z" (15121) female threaded inlets ■ Body height. 1804 SAM-6 °(15 cm), 1806 Dimensions SAIVf-9 3/e„ (24 cm), 1812 SAM-16" (40 cm) ~ ■ Exposed diameter: 2'/4 "(5, 7 cm) 112" (15121) female threaded inlets ■ Body height. 1804 PRS 6" (15 cm), 1806 PRS-9 3/e" (24 cm), 1812 PRS-16" (40 cm) Models ■ Exposed diameter: 2114" (5,7 cm) ■ 1804 SAM: 4" (10 cm) ■ 1806 SAM: 6" (15 cm) Models 1812 SAM: 12" (30 cm) 1804 PRS: 4" (10 cm) 1806 PRS: 6" (15 cm) 1812 PRS: 12" (30 cm) r • i ~y.~aPY r rr~a,-•.•-a^ .r,~~. ~ - i 1800 Series Spray Heads 1806 with Swing Joint on Bottom Inlet Exclusive Rain Birdm co-molded, pressure - activafed wiper seal , ~ - _ Strongest retract spring . in the industry 1812 wifh Swing Pipe on Side Inlet , << , , "ci I Side inleton 6" ~F r~ y~ and 12" models ` . _ ~ - - - ~ ~ ~a - - ~ ~ PRS in-stem - pressure regulator ~ Ratchet (for easy nozzle alignment) ~ SAM (SeaI-A-Mati04) in-stem check valve ~ ~ RAIN~*BIRV 1800 Series Spray Heads 1800y 1800 SAM, 1800 PRS, 1800 SAM-PRS Specifications 1804 PRS,1806 PRS and 1812 PRS Full or Part Circle Pressure Regulating 1802, 1803, 1804, 1806 and 1812 Pop-up Spray Sprinkler Pop-up Full or Part Circle Spray Sprink/er Optional Feature Specifications: The full or part circle pop-up sprinkler sha/l be capable of covering INhen so indicated on the design, the 4`, 6" or 12" high pop-up spray feet radius (FT. R4D) at pounds per square inch sprink/er shall also include a pressure regulating (PRS) device to prevent (psi) with a discharge rate of ga!lons per minute (GPM). high pressure fogging to the nozz/e stream. This regu/ating device shall The overall pop-up height shall be inches. be an integral part of the pop-up sfem, removable through the top of the The sprinkler body, stem, nozzle and screen shall be constructed of case. These units shall be identifiab/e from the top wifh "PRS" markings heave-duty, ultra-violet resistant plasfic. It shall have a heavy-dury stain- on the cap. less steel refract spring for positive pop-down and a ratcheting system The device shall regulate the nozzle pressure to*30 psi for inlet pres- for easy alignment of the pattem. The sprinkler shall have a soft elas- sures from 35 to 70 psi. Below 35 psi the pressure loss shall not exceed tomer pressure-activated co-molded wiper seal for c/eaning debris from 6 psi. the pop-up stem as it retracts into the case to prevent the sprink/er trom sticking up to minimize "frow-by. " 1804 SAM-PRS, 1806 SAM-PRS and - 1812 SAM-PRS , The sprink/ershall have a matched precipitation rate (1V1PR) plastic or SeaI-A-MaticTM Pressure Regu/ating brass nozzle with an adjusting screw capab/e of regulating the radius POp-up Spray Sprinkler and f/ow. The sprinkler shall be capab/e of housing under the nozzle; protective, non-clogging fl'lter screens or pressure compensating screens Optional Feature Specifications: (PCS). The screen shall be used in conjuncfion with the adjusting screw When so indicated on the design, the 4", 6" or 12" high pop-up spray for regulating. The 6" (15cm) and 12" (30cm) models shafi have both a sprinklers shall also include a Seal-A-MaticT'" (SAM) check valve and a side and a boftom 112" (15121) (FNP~ inlet for ease of instal/ation. pressure regulating (PRS) device. These units sha/l be identiflab/e from The sprink/er shall have a Pop-Top''"' flush Plug preinstalled. The plug the top with "SAM-PRS" markings on the cap. shall prevent debris fiom clogging the sprinkler during installation and The check valve shall prevent !ow-head drainage of up to 8 feet of head. allow for system to be flushed before nozzling. The plug shall be bright The pressure regulating device shall prevent high pressure fogging of orange in color and constructed of polypropylene material. the nozzle stream by regulating the nozzle pressure to 30 psi for inlet pressures from 35 to 70 psi. Below 35 psi, the pressure loss shall not 1804 SAM, 1806 SAM and 1812 SAM Full or Part Circle SeaI-A-MaticT"' exceed 6 psi. These models shall utilize the bottom inlet only. POp-up Spray Sprinkler The sprinkler shall be as manufactured by Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Corp., Glendora, California. Optional feature Specifications: When so indicated on the design, the 4", 6" or 12" high pop-up spray sprinklers shall a/so inc/ude a SeaI-A-Matic'"' (SAM) check valve to pre- vent !ow-head drainage of up to 8 feef of head. This feature shall require the use of the bottom inlet only. These units shall be identifiab/e from the top with "SAM" markings on the cap. The sealing device shall be an inte- gral part of the pop-up stem, removable through the top of the sprinkler, RAIAV*BIRD. and shall seal against the bottom case inlet. It shall create no more than 1 psi pressure drop at the maximum rated flow. ~ Recycled Paper. Rain Bfrd Sales, lnc. 4261 South Country Club Road, Tucson, AZ 85714 ~ Phone: 520-741-6100 Fax: 520-741-6146 Rain Bird. - Rain Brrd Sales, Inc. 970 bVest Sierra Madre Avenue, Azusa, CA 91702 - Conserving More Than Water Phone: 818-812-3400 Fax: 818-812-3411 0 Registered Trademark of Rain Bird Sprinkler Mfg. Carp. Rain Bird lnternational, lnc. 145 North Grand Avenue, Glendora, CA 91740 C) 1996 Rain Bird Sprinkler Mtg. Corp 4196 Phone: 818-852-7100 Fax: 818-953-4287 D390258 ~ ' " ~ . ~ ' . ~ < - ^ hen we introduced the original PGP in 1981, it took the market by storm. It was Hunter Industries' first gear- driven sprinkler - backed by 25 years of invenrion and V-~ innovation. Our continuous improvements have kept PGP ~ the sprinkler of choice for residential and light commercial E'` irrigation. Professionals agree: no rotary sprinkler is more ~ reliable, durable or versatile. And we believe no sprinkler in ~ ~ ; . ' . ~ . ; ~ . , ~ Model.s Features & Benefits of the PGP S; ~ PG'P - 4" Pop'up ~ ~ Integral rubber cover . . . . - - ; PGH -12" I'o~up~ Complete set of interchange- ~ able nozzles, free . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . ` 40°-360° adjustable arc or full-circle versions ; . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . : ~ t ~ - - " " . , i ~ • i Proven, long.life gear drive ; . ~ , - - ~ - a . ~ ; • ~ 4 z ~ ~ { . _ I r Large dirty water screen ; Operat~i~ng Specificat~ions ' • + i~schar~ e .a~te: .5 to 1 .4 ~ ~ m i • Radi~us: 2~2' t0 52' ~ • Pressure ange: 30 to 70 psi _ ~ ~ • M~atched ~ recipitation: .4 ' per hou~ i 50 ps•i for spacings from 25' to 4 S' Optional facto~insta~lled drain c o ~ ch ge ~ he'kalve,~for up`-to 10 elevah , • ~ tir4~kre•♦ r#~. • : ~ ~ ~~Nozzle trajector~y,. `standard-- 25`, ~ '~+~f~~ ~ , • ':~low=angle ~ 3/4" female inle't . • Exposed diameter: 1 3/4" its class is more cost-effective. Its body is built to take it. Its super-efficient nozzles ~ ~ produce honest, even water distribution for beautifully healthy results. Its long g lasting gear drive is time-tested and proven as one of the industry's best. And PGP , is capped with a new rubber cover that keeps harmful dirt out of the adjustment Residential mechanism. It's been imitated, yet never equaled. It stands ready to help create more of the world's finest outdoor ~ environments. Commercial Irrigation nkler Keeps dirt out, won't fall ofj` 12 standard or 7 low-angle nozzles for virtually any task How to save more water For fastest, hassle-free , Add the optional drain adjustment, wet,or dry check valve to any • • ~ PGP sprinkler. It prevents water from draining out o f the irrigation pipes when the sprinkler pops : - down. Checking up to First introduced over 10 years ago and - 10 feet in elevation still continuously improved change, it saves water, . . . . . . . . . . . reduces liability exposure and stops erosion near the sprinkler. Purs an end to Rising to new _ , nozzle clogging heights Here's the best o f both worlds for large shrub and flower beds: The powerful performance of a rotor plus enough height to clear lower - foreground plantings with uninterrupted spray. r~ It's the PGH - a 12-inch pop-up version of the _ PGP. And because it fully retracts to ground level, it's ideal for both high- tra ffic and high-visibility areas. _ Perforynanc.'e, . . - . NOZZLES The best nozzles ~ Chart~ Radius for all jobs Nozzle PSI fl. GPM - ~ ~ ~ 30 28' .5 With every PGP you get a ~ a qp 29' .g complete, interchangeable set of 12 stan- d a r d o r s e v e n l o w- a n g l e n o z z l e s - f r ee. And the y are - % S 0 2 9' .7 60 30' -8 second to none. Their honest perforsnance stops brown spots with 30 29' .7 - superior close-in coverage and complete distribution uniformity 40 30' .8 t=- ' 2 for any radius between 22 and 52 feet. Together they make PGP 50 30' .9 60 31' 1.0 the one sprinkler that can do the most jobs in residential and light ";30 . 30' .9 commercial settings. With water-saving efficiency for lush turf, 3:_ ~r. ~s, . • - ~ }40 - 31' 1.0 vigorous shrubs and satisfied owners year after year. ~y. 0~,~ ' 31' , • 1.2 0 ~ ' - 32' 1.3 30 " 32' 1.2 ' - _ . 40 33' 1.4 • NOZZLES 50 34' 1.6 • ;=a - ~ 60 34' 1.8 Radius , Noz21e PSI ft. GPM 30 34 1.6 30 22' 1.4 40, : 36' 1•8 A 40 24' 1.7 . 5._ 50 38* 2.0 ~~F 50 26' 1.8 , 60 ' 38' 2.2 60 28' 2.0 . 30 36' 2•0 30 25' 1.6 ~ 40 38' 2.4 5 40 27' 1.9 50 40' 2.7 50 28' 2.1 •=1 •~60 40'- 2.9 60 30' 2.3 'f~ 30 36' 2.6 30 27' 2.1 • . J'A 40 40' 3.0 40 30' 2.5 ; 7, . 50 42' 3.4 ~ 50 33' 2.8 ' 60 42' 3.7 60 35' 3.0 30 37' 3.2 30 29' 2.8 ~ p 40 40' 3.7 40 32' 3.1 50 43' 4.2 7 50 35' 3.5 60 44' 4.6 60 37' 3.8 30 38' 4.2 30 31' 3.4 40 43' 4.9 40 34' " 3.9 " , v•, 50 46' * 5.5 8 50 37' 4.4 • 60 47' 6.0 60 38' 4.7 Yy~ 40 45' 6.0 30 33' 4.3 ~ O 50 48' 6.8 ~ 40 37' 5.0 60 49' 7.6 50 40' 5.6 • a"`~f 70 51' 8.2 60 42' 6.1 40 46' 8.4 40 38' 6.5 50 48' 8.9 ~ O 50 40' 7.3 „~l• - 64 50 9.8 60 42' 8.0 70 51' 10.5 70 44' 8.6 40 46' 11.4 • aik.,~- 50 48' 12.2 p Blank nozzle plug tor Wming ofi seleaed 60 50~ ~ 3.2 sprinklers during repairs, maintenance, etc. performance data are + 70 52' 14.4 derived from tests that J' - • n~~ Oata represent test resutts in zero wind. Adjust conform to ASAE Standard Data re resent testresults in zero wind. Acljust =~p • ' for local conditions. Radius can be reduced by up S398.1. See Hunter ' for local conditions~Radius can be reduced by , up to 3U% with nozzle retaining screw. (This - to 30°~ with noule retaining screw. (This may Irrigation p~oducts catalog may:alter ttie?uniformity of the spray pattem;) ; after the uniformiry of the spray pattem.) for complere ASAE -~t.: Certificatron Statement. rroduct : A;Explariation :3 Available From ~PR , , , , . ocAMaLE: PGP - ADJ - LA MODEL FEATURES ' OPTIONS PGS = Shrub ADJ, 360, 0.DY, 36V, ARY, 9RV p( . 12 Standard Nozzles OR: PGP = 4' Pop-up ADJ, 360, AOV, 35V, ARV, 3AV LA ° 7 Low-Angle NoIIles 01.12 = Factory-Installed Standard Naule ~ , PQH =12' Pop-up ADV, 36V, MV, 3RV 4-10 LA. Factnry-Instafled Low-Ang1e Nozzle c, i Key to Festurcs: ~r ADJ = Adjustable wftA no checlc vabe 36V = Futl-c(rcle with cbeck valve 360 = Wfl-artle witb oo check vrelve ARV = Adjustabte, Rec:a(med Water, with chetk vatve AOV = Adjustable wRh check vaNe 3RY = Full-t(rde, Rectaimefl Water, with check valve Hunter Industries Incorporated • The Irrigation Innovators Pnnted on recycfsd paper. 1940 Diamond St. • San Marcos, CA 92069 • U.S.A. • Tel: 619-744-5240 • Fax: 619-744-7461 LIT-019 3/96 PWMpe Data Sheet: Stream-minee So.vent Weld Pipe-IPS Size IPS Pressure Rated PVC May 1994 Streamline P.R.160 - SDR 26 Nominal Average Approx. Minimum Approx. Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per Crate Size Diameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List Price (Inches) (inches) (Inches) (inches) (Ibs/100ft) (feet) (Ibs) V00ft} i y~ 1.660 1.52 0.064 21 3920 830 $ 1'k 1.900 1.74 0.073 28 ' 3020 840 2 2.375 2 18 0.091 43 2100 910 2'fr 2875 2.64 0.110 63 1460 320 3 3.500 3.21 0.135 94 1500 1410 4 4.500 4.13 0.173 155 960 1490 5 5.563 5.10 0.214 237 760 1800 6 6 625 6.07 0.255 337 520 1760 8 8.625 7.91 0.332 571 300 1710 10 10.750 9.86 0.413 885 240 2120 12 12.750 11.70 0 490 1250 120 1500 Streamline P.R. 200-SDR 21 Nommal Average Approx. Minimum Approx. ' Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per Crate Size Diameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List Price (inches) (Inches) (inches) (InChes) (tbs/100ft) (feet) (Ibs) ($J10011) V4 1.050 0.92 0.060 12 8100 1000 $ 1 1.315 1,11 0.063 16 6300 1030 C~ 1y. 1.660 149 0.479 26 3920 1020 1 Ih 1900 1.70 0.090 34 3020 1020 2 2.375 2.13 0.113 53 2100 1110 ' 2% 2.875 • 2,58 0.137 78 1460 1140 3 3.500 3.14 0.167 115 1500 1730 4 4.500 4.04 0.214 190 960 1830 5 5.563 4 99 0.265 290 760 2210 6 6 625 5.94 0316 413 520 2150 8 8.625 7.74 0.410 698 300 2090 Streamline P.R. 315-SDR 13.5 Nominal Average Approx. Mirnmum • Approx. Pipe Outside Inside Wall Approx. Length per Grate Size Oiameter Diameter Thickness Weight Crate Weight List Price (Inches) (Inches) (inches) (Inches) (Ibs/100ft) (teet) (Ibs) ($1100f1) ' 0.840 0.70 • 0.062 10 10,000 1000 $ ` % • 1.050 0.88 0,078 16 8100 1270 1 1.315 1.10 0.097 25 6300 1540 1% 1.660 1.39 0.123 39 3920 1540 1% 1900 1.59 0.141 51 3020 1550 2 2.375 1.99 0.176 80 2100 1690 2% 2.875 2.41 0.213 118 1460 1720 3 3.500 2.94 0.259 174 1500 2610 4 4.500 3.78 0.333 288 960 2760 (OVER) General Notes: 1. All pipe is NSF iisted. 2. The following pipes are IAPMO listed: PR 200 bell end -'!4, 1, 11/4, 1Ih. 2, 2'h, 3, and 4 inch; PR 315 bell end -'h, 2, 2'h, 3, and 4 inch; PR 315 plain end - 2, 2'h, 3, and 4 inch. ~ 3. Pipe material is in coniormance with ASTM D1784 (cell class 12454-13). ~ 4. Pipe conforms to ASTM 02241. 5. Pipe is produced with belf end or plam end m 10-foot and 20-fooi tengths. Check with PWPipe for availability. „ ' 6. Insrde diameters vary due to allowable manutacturing tolerances. 7. Approximate weights are for estimating purposes only. 8. Crate weights are for 20-ioot lengths. ' 9. All orders are subject to tinal acceptance at fhe Eugene office. PACIFIC WESTERN EXTRUDED PLASTICS COMPANY P.O. Box 10049, Eugene, Oregon 97440 Telex No. 151040 PWPIPE (503) 343-0200 Reaber No. 813 5194 Average number of solvent cemented joints per pint of cement. I P S CEMENT NUMBER lh" dia. l,h" 21, 3" 4" 6,. 81. 10.1 12„ 711 175 135 88 65 49 37 22 18 6 4 3 2 i 717 175 135 88 65 49 31 22 18 6 4 3 2 705 140 97 69 47 35 26 18 15 710 130 90 60 44 33 25 , ! : ; T~~ z~ . i .1 • . _ ` A . NSF-pw ~ .r.. , Poiublc ►va[er ~ . interstate PE3408 High Density Polyethylene Pipe Interstate PE3408 Pipe is manufactured from a high densify, very high molecular weight polyethylene compound specifically designed for high hoop stress, outstanding stress crack resistance, and low temperature toughness. Performance Features and Benefits • Excellent chemical and corrosion resistance • Outstanding stress crack resistance . • Lightweight and flexible • Superior abrasion resistance • NSF tested and certified for potable water ~ • High long term hydrostatic strength ~ • Tough and ductile Interstate PE3408 pipe has outstanding physical properties. It does not rot; rust; pit or corrode through chemical or electrical reactions with the surrounding soil whether it is acidic, alkaline, wet or dry. It neither supports the growth of, nor is it affected by algae, bacteria, or fungus. It is also resistant to marine biological attack. Protection against ultraviolet degradation during extended periods of outside storage and above ground service use is provided by the addition of carbon black and chemical thermal stabilizers. Typical Appiications for Interstate PE3408 Pipe • Municipal water service lines • Industrial water distribution • Well piping • Oil patch lines • Lawn sprinkler systems • Drilling supply lines _ • Swimming pools • Sewer lines ; • Livestock watering lines . - Marine lines ~ • Potable water distribution lines • Process cooling (ines • Farm and ranch irrigation • Ground source heat pumps • Fiber optic innerduct 0 Electrical conduit ~ . ~ PR~a~~TS . 1STR~B~T~~~ . ~~ID ~ ~.~S e F - ~1 eth len ~ p ol y p py ule gq 8~, , . , .P~C c~~he . t l,ist ~'rlCeS 997 - - f .~Ve: ~tl.ay 5 ~ - ~ ' ~ Ef eC - re ic►~g Str~ct~ Hew pr ~ ~ ~ . ~ _ ' 1~~.7 ~,rice ~ G- i • i 1 f ~ 1 ~ our-ln-O Lcngtli" Polyethyletie O ~ s Polyethylene Cut-Off Nipples P (Threaded both ends) The Four-In-One Nipple allows you to choose which size you need with just one nipplc ~ ~MIW~YYIViIJ Reduce inventory ~ ~ . s No waste f i Reduce contractor down-time , i 2 I - 3 - • No. SiCo r Q, ' rice ; - M481-005 '/Z x 6 Green 50 .47 M481-007 3/4x 6 Green 25 .68 ? A-,~_~~ ~ ~ - , . . . # '/2 x 6 and 3/4 x 6, MIPT x MIPT, Cut-Off Nipple ~ ; .r , 1 ~ M481-101 '/4 x'/2 x 6 Grecn SO .52 , ~ I ! 3/, x YZ x 6, MIPT x MIPT, Cut-Off Nipple ~ Standard Q • Nipples ~ ' a o. Size Colo Qt,y Price M461-005 '/z x 6 Black 50 .28 M461-007 '/4 x 6 Black 25 .44 , _ . , I - - 't2 x 6 and 3/4 x 6, 1VIIPT x MIPT, Cut-Off Nipple CPVC •Schedule .1 Nipples ' a. Siz Colo T Price 9215-060 1'/2 x 6 TBE CPVC 25 7.85 9215-120 1'/z x 12 TBE CPVC 25 15.73 ; 9220-060 2 x 6 TBE CPVC 10 10.06 9220-120 2 x 12 TBE CPVC 15 20.09 Polyethylene Nipple Discount Varies From PVC 80 Nipples. Consult Factory. : ~ UNIFORM UNIFORIIA ; PART NUMBERS PRICE ; PART NUMBERS ~ PRICE i TBE TOE SIZE QTY ~ T8E TOE TBE TOE •SIZE OTY TBE TOE I PVC SCh. 80 Nipples 205-011 105-011 YYx 1Ye(close) 50 $ .34 $.61 215-017 115-017 1Y2 x 1% (close) 25 S.86 $ 1.62 i 205-020 105-020 '/2 x 2 50 .37 .71 215-020 115-020 1 Y2 x 2(short) 25 .92 1.62 205-025 105-025 1/2 x 2'/4 50 .40 .71 215-025 115-025 1'/2 x 2'/2 25 .97 1.73 ~ 205-030 105-030 1/2 x 3 50 .43 .80 215-030 115-030 1 Y2 x 3 25 1.07 1.89 ! 205-040 • 105-040 1/2 x 4 50 .47 .86 215-040 ' 115-040 1'/2 x 4 25 123 2.22 ~ 205-050 105-050 1/2 x 5 50 .55 1.05 215-050 115-050 1 Y2 x 5 25 1.41 2.58 , 205-060 "105-060 1/2 x 6 50 .61 1.15 215-060 • 115-060 1 Y2 x 6 25 1•61 2.94 . 205-080 105-080 Y2 x 8 50 .72 1.33 215-080 115-080 1 Y2 x 8 25 1.93 3.52 205-100 105-100 1/2 x 10 50 .86 1.60 215-100 115-100 1'/2 x 10 25 2•22 4.06 ~ 205-120 105-120 '/2 x 12 50 .97 1.75 215-120 115-120 1'/2 x 12 25 2.55 4.30 ~ 205-160 105-160 '/Z x 16 50 1 18 2.19 215-180 115-180 1'/2 x 18 25 8.28 8.28 ~ 205-180 105-180 '/z x 18 50 1.32 2.39 215-240 115-240 1'/Z x 24 25 10.45 10.45 6 205-240 105-240 1/2 x 24 50 1.61 2.95 ~ 205-300 105-300 '/z x 30 50 3.34 3.34 220-020 120-020 2 x 2(close) - 10 $ 1•12 $ 2.06 ~ 205-360 105-360 1/2 x 36 50 5.28 5.28 220-025 ' 120-025 2 x 2'/2 (short) 10 1.26 2.22 ~ 205-480 105-480 Yz x 48 50 5.69 5.69 220-030 120-030 2x3 10 1.33 2.47 , ' 220-040 ' 120-040 2 x 4 10 1.55 2.80 ' 207-013 107-013 3/4 x 1'/8 (close) 50 $.37 S .71 220-050 ' 120-050 2 x 5 10 1.83 3.36 ~ 207-020 107-020 x 2 50 .40 .71 220-060 120-060 2x6 10 2.04 3.71 ~ 207-030 107-030 x 3 50 .45 .80 220-080 • 120-080 2x8 10 2.48 4.58 a ~ 207-040 107-040 3/ x 4 50 .54 .83 220-100 120-100 2 x 10 10 2.94 5.37 ; 207-050 107-050 3/4 x 5 50 .64 1.15 220-120 120-120 2 x 12 15 3.37 6.15 } 207-060 107-060 1/4 x 6 50 .75 1.33 220-140 120-140 2 x 14 10 6.54 6.54 207-080 107-080 3/4 x 8 50 .87 1.84 220-160 120-160 2 x 16 10 12•64 12•64 _ • . 3 207-100 107-100 Y4 x 10 50 1.04 _ 1.89 . 220-180 120-1 SO 2 x 18 10 15.09 15.09 t • 207-120 107-120 3/4 x 12 50 1.18 2.19 220-240 120-240 2 x 24 10 14.14 14.14 : 207-160 107-160 3/ x 16 50 1.51 2.75 ~ ; 207-180 107-180 x 18 50 1.58 2.84 225-025 125-025 2'/2 x 2'/2 (ctose) 5 $ 321 $ 4.53 207-240 107-240 3/ x 24 50 2.01 3.70 225-030 125-030 2'/t x 3(short) 5 3.39 4.68 ~ 207-300 107-300 3/4 x 30 25 3.74 3.74 225-040 125-040 2'/2 x 4 5 3.88 5.40 207-360 107-360 3/4 x 36 25 4.63 4.63 225-050 125-050 2%Z x 5 5 4•54 6.67 ; 207-480 107-480 3/4 x 48 25 6 07 6.07 225-060 125-060 2'/z x 6 . 5 5.08 7.20 225-080 125-080 2'/z x 8 5 6.07 8.42 , - - 210-015 110-015 1 x 1'/2 (close) 50 $.54 $ .94 225-100 125-100 2'/2 x 10 5 7.33 10.24 ' 210-020 110-020 1 x 2(short) 50 .58 1.05 225-120 125-120 2Yz x 12 10 8.37 11.96 210-030 110-030 1 x 3 50 .66 1.15 ; 210-040 110-040 1 x 4 50 .77 1.45 230-026 130-026 3 x 25/e (close) 5 $ 3.66 $ 5.40 210-050 110-050 1 x 5 50 -.97 1.73 230-030 130-030 3 x 3(short) 5 3.93 5.55 210-060 110-060 1 x 6 50 1.07 1.89 230-040 130-040 3x4 5 4.65 6.76 ~ 210-080 110-080 1 x 8 50 1.26 2.51 230-050 130-050 3x5 5 5.37 8.57 210-100 110-100 1 x 10 50 1.51 2.74 230-060 130-060 3x6 5 6.03 9.27 . 210-120 110-120 1 x 12 50 1.69 3.12 230-080 130-080 3 x 8 5 7•47 11.55 , 210-160 110-160 1 x 16 50 2.16 3.98 230-100 130-100 3 x 10 5 8.91 13.69 ~ 210-180 110-180 1 x 18 50 2.41 4.40 230-120 130-120 3 x 12 5 10.11 15.98 # 210-240 110-240 1 x 24 20 2.90 5.23 ' 230-180 130-180 3 x 18 5 26.58 26.58 ; 210-300 110-300 1 x 30 20 5.93 5.93 ; 210-360 110-360 1 x 36 20 11.36 11.36 240-028 140-026 4 x 2'/e(close) 5 $ 6.03 $ 8.78 ; 210-480 110-480 1 x 48 20 13.93 13.93 240-040 140-040 4 x 4(short) 5 6.32 8.94 E 240-050 140-050 4 x 5 5 7•13 12.28 ' 212-016 112-016 1'/, x 15/s(close) 25 $ .69 $.94 240-060 140-060 . 4x6 5 7•18 12•61 _ . 212-020 112-020 1'/, x 2(short) 25 .74 1.33 240-080 140-080 4x8 5 9•59 16.12 ' 212-025 112-025 1'/, x 2'/P 25 .80 1.45 240-100 140-100 4 x 10 5 11.26 19.67 212-030 112-030 1'/, x 3 25 .87 1.62 240-120 140-120 4 x 12 5 13.18 22.35 , 212-040 112-040 1'/~ x 4 25 .1.01 1.84 • TOE Nipples-Available From Stock 212-050 112-050 1'/, x 5 25 1.20 2.22 ~ 212-060 112-060 t Y, x 6 25 1.33 2.47 212-080 112-080 1'/, x 8 25 1.61 3.85 212-100 112-100 1'/a x 10 25 1.87 3.40 212-120 112-120 1'/e x 12 25 2.12 3.85 ~ ~ LAS FLUID DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS . Q - r . Sales and Marketing Limited Warranty 3255 E. Miraloma Avenue LASCO fluid distribution products are made from 100% virgin materials and are warranted to be free , Anaheim, CA 92806 from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. They are warranted against rot, rust and 714/961-9755 electrolytic corrosion for a period of 3 years from date of installation. If LASCO products prove FAX: 714/524-1694 defective due to manufacturing defects in material or workmanship during that period, the manufac- turer will provide new replacement units of the same typc and size. No remedy will be granted under . this warranty if LASCO products are not used suicdy in accordance with LASCO's direcrions with 4780 Holly Street, Unit A respect to use and storage or if the products have been modified in any way. THE Denver, CO 80216 MANUFACTLJRER'S LIABILITY UNDER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR FOR 303/388-7204 ANY REASON IS LIMITED TO FURNISHING REPLACEMENT UNITS OR GRANTING A. 303/388-7208 C1tEDIT FOR DErECTIVE UNITS. NO LABOR EXPENSE OR CONSEQUENTIAL FAX: 303/388-7199 nAMAGES WILL BE PAID BY LASCO. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARI2ANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AIVD FITNESS FOR PURPOSE, EXCEPT FOR ANY WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW FOR NONCONIMERCIAL CON- 3450 V'ineland Rd. SUMERS. ANY SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION OF THIS Orlando, FL 32811 WRITTEN WA1tRANTY. 407/648-5955 ~ FAX: 407/649-7999 • DO NOT USE LASCO FITTINGS FOR COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. • DO NOT TEST PVC PIPING SYSTEMS WITA COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. 311 Richert • DO NOT USE FITTINGS WITH LIQUIDS NOT RECOMMENDED BY LASCO. Wood Da1e, IL 60191 • MODIFICATIONS OF FITTINGS VOIDS THE WARRANTY. 630/860-7402 FAX: 630/860-7416 , STANDARDS AND SPECIFICAI'IONS - Schedule 80 Nipples ° 3401 Pennsy Dr. ASTM D-2464 - Threaded Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plastic Pipe Fittings, Schedule 80. Ardmore-Ardwick Ind'1. Pk ASTM F437 - Thrcaded Chlorinated Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC) Plasdc Pipe F'ittings. Landover, MD 20785 ASTM D-1784 - Rigid Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Compounds and Chlorinated Poly 301/322-3377 FAX: 301/772-1627 (Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC) Compounds. ASTM D-1785 - Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Plasric Pipe, Schedules 40, 80, and 120. MATERIAL - Lt1SC0 Schedule 80 Fittings are produced from PVC Type 1, Grade 1, • 1228-A Crowley C'ucle Cell Classifiration 12454-B. Lasco CPVC F'ittings are produced from Type N, Carrollton, TX 75006 972/446-8776 Grade 1, Cell Classificaaon 23447-B. FAX: 972/466-2280 Standard Terms and conditions of sale 22473 72nd Ave. So. l. Terms: 24'0 lOth prox. Net 30th. - Kent, WA 98032 . 2. Fmight: FOB LASCO warehouses. Prepaid on orders for products only totaling $1,000 net for one ' 206/872-0185 shipment to single destination within the contiguous United States. FAX: 2061395-0221 3. Minimum Order: $50 net. Smaller orders billed at this minimum charge. 4. Clauns for shipping errors must be made within 15 days to LASCO. Claims for damage or shortages should ' be directed promptly to the common carrier by the consignee. 5. Returns will be accepted only by prior authorization and if shipped freight prepaid. Retumed merchandise L~SE:00 subject to a 20°o handling/restocking charge. 6. Pricing is subject to change without prior notice. However, prior notification will be given in the event of , R.Um pSTRIBUiION PRODUCTS price changes in the period between order placement and scheduled shipment. Headquarters 7. Offer to sell is not implied by possession of this or other LASCO price lists. 540 Lasco Sueet _ Brownsville, TN 38012 901/772-3180 ~ . FAX:901/772-0835 • ~ • ~ LASM • ° , . ~ ~ ftihvmr.lascofrttings.com Printcd in USA L06-NP-20141 5/97 C) 1997 LASCO Ftuid Distribution Prociucrs, Division of Tomkins Indusvies, lac. • ( a1,! k O FLUID DtSTRIBUTION PRODUCTS ~ ~ - Fittings ~ in'sert : ~ pVC gz Nylon List Prices ' - Ef f ective: May 5,1997 i i ~ . . : ~ _ . Z} [ ~ } i ~ ~ ~ ~ f { ~ 19t}7 _ S ~ , , . a .A. O. SIZE CA. O, O. SIZE CA• O (in-) (OTY.) (En.) pw.y (OTY.) (EA.) 900 Elbow ~ - Combination 1406-005 50 .89 : 90" Elbow 127-957 1'/z ' IMM 50 4:05 1406-007 '/a 50 1.09 (White PVC) 1406-010 1 25 &.,~1110 ~ 1406-012 1'/4 10 1.34 1406-Ot 5 /2 10 59. _ 1406-020 2 10 2.22 1406-030 3 1 8 _ ' NYLON L ' N406-005 '/z k •<~:~5'0'~:`..'='1'.04 ' (insert~slip) N406-007 3a 50 1.33 (insertxinsert) N406-010 ~1 .~25~ 42 . N406-012 1'/e 10 2.41 PART O ' ' O N406-015 1'/z 10 . ' F'!,3~,;544 (iN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) N406-020 2 10 5.91 90° Elbow mbination y 1413~'005 '/2 25 1.12 1413-007 '/4 25 1.55 • , • , A• , 1413 Ol'0 1 10 2103 - (OTY.) 1413-012 1'/a 10 2.71 90° Reducing ~lbow N1.03 1413?015 ' 1 Y~ 10 3M 1406-101 '/a x'/2 =~~25^~:=: ~ 1406-131 1 x 3/4 10 1.26 1413-020 2 10 5.66 1406-168 1'/4 x 1 .Ajto~. 1.87 NY.L~"ON a 1406-212 1'/2 x 1'/4 10 2.22 N413-005 '/2 25 1.71 N413,`-;0_07 3/a 2-5 13:3~: (;nsertxMH'T) N413-010 1 10 3.85 N413 1012 4; %7412' 10 ~4Q-3+ N413-015 1'/z 10 2.31 . PART , , , Cross (IN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) (irrtxreduciug 1420;007 - 10 ~-2.5 1420-010 1 10 3.17 PART O. SIZE CARTO - (iN.) (OTY.) (EA.) Combination ; Reducing 90° Elbow ~ 407-005 '/Z 2'~' 50,- , ~ 1t01 , 1407'007 %X % 25 1.09 1407-010, 1 x 1 =.T25 V- 1.4V: 1407-012 1 Y, x 1'/4 10 2.07 1407-015~`~ 1'/,z x 1'/2 • 101,; ~2~36j NO ' . , PRICE 1407-020 2 X 2 5 4.00 Coupling (111.) (OTY.) (EA.) 1407-101~:,~: 50 -"i1,:03~:' 1429;005 .46. 1407-130 1 x'/2 25 1.09 1429-007 'a 50 .54 0 .58Y 142M1 14.264, 1407-131`.,~ . ~ 1 x'/e .'25 1407-166 1'/4 x1/2 25 1.87 1429-012 1'/0 20 .85 1407-167 ~4 X 310 - '~1,:87 1429-„Ot1~5 . • 1'%2 y : f 20' (in~~ffff) 1407-168 1'/4 x 1 10 1.87 1429-020 2 10 1.90 140,7~2,1~1 10 2.12 1429-030 3: 16 8.3t'. ~ 1407-212 1'/2 x 1'/e 10 2.31 1429-040 4 8 11.31 S1`407-251 I x 1',/2 5 3.77 (hisertxuisert) NYLON , N429-005 Y2 50 .64 .N429-007 % 1,50 .75 N429-010 1 40 .99 N429-012 1'/a 20 ' 1.78 N429-015 1 Y2 20 2.32 N429-020 2 10 2.79 PART O. SIZE CA• i O o• i (iN ) (OTY.) (Ea.) (iN.) (OTY.) Tee s , yr,,.~ , Bullhead Tee . 1: ~ 3 1164 1,,401-005~~ ,;,/,,,40 ;.9~6 ~1401-Q74 /z x /z x =10 1401-007 '/4 25 1.06 1401-102 3I0 X'lj X l 10 3.03 #14, ,01~01,0~°~: ~~,1.38a 11401-132" 1 z 1 x 1'14M5 ~ 4~24 1401-012 11/, 10 2.14 b,~401-01514~,?„1OW :~10~' T444~ 1OL 401-020 2 10 4.81 f;140',r1-,030,''F°",.~~3.,.~• >~5' 17v31~ (iL-,extxhLsertxbuilhead NYLON PART O. SIZE CA• ON PRICE *U;1; 005 . : 4J1,4f,~ ` A 40 pN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) (ira~t) N401-007 3, 25 1,42 Combinationand Reducing Tee ~A 402 '-00'~- t i t ` 5 ~/2 x/z X~/2 :~50 A1.06 N40;1~,,010 ';:A20 ;,NW21M 1402-007 %X%X 3I4 25 1.59 N401-012 1'14 10 4.19 ~1402=0" N`401-015 ' 1 Yz i 0 5.2~7 ` 1402-012 1'/4 x 1'/e x 1'/4 10 2.75 ' N401-020 2 10 7.11 !1402;015 x 1~'/z x 1'/2'':5 4.78 1402-020 2 x 2 x 2 5 5.91 PART O ' ' O -41 A- Kxa:x 3/,4 x't2 *25 _ 1:31 (iN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) 1402-130 1 x 1 x'/2 20 1.74 ReducingTee 1401:101 3~4'~X %;xt"'/?",~,~, 25%'~; ~1;1.9 (ui~,.rtx;~~~;F~) ~1.4Q2=131; ts'x 1 X'/+ ~20 1:74 1401-130 1 x 1 x'/2 20 1.40 1402-166 1'/e x 1 Y4 x1/2 10 1441;131 - :~1lX I X•3.Iq . ~E1402= 67. ' 1'/i x,~'la x. 3~ ~0 1401-166 1 Ya x 1'/e x'/2 10 1.84 1402-168 1'1a X 1'/4 X 1 10 1401~167 =~1P%~x;1'/a Xa'~a'~.~=~}0~;~ ~~84' '1402-20.,9_ 1'%x x 1,%T x'T ' '~5 ' 3~63 . 1401-168 1'/4 X 1 Ya X 1 10 1.84 1402-210 1% x 1'/Z x'/a 5 4.29 ; t' t 1 , - 414 s~► t 1,401 209 ' j,5"~,~:> ~.~3y2U ~ , 02-21~1; : ,;1'',/2 z ,/z x 1 ,~5 4.29 1401-210 1'/2 x 1 Y2 x 3/a 5 3.20 1402-212 1 Yz x 1'/z x 1 Y` 5 4.40 1401;2~11 W02-& 2 x 2 x'/Z 5 4:87 R~ 1401-212 1'/2 x 1'lz x 1'le 5 3.20 1402-248 2 x 2 x'4 5 5.14 1;40,1 2{47 ' 2 X 2 ~'/2 ` ' - 5 , ` ~ 4ti55TT 1402-2a ~9 ; 2 x 2 X 1 'S5 5.65 1401-248 2 x 2 x'I4 5 4.55 1402-251 2 x 2 x 1'/Z 5 5.91 14._O,r-°1t249 2 x 2~x 1. , 5 ,4.5 1401-250 2 X 2 X 1 Ya 5 4.78 14,_0,1,,-~~-251 -*~92i4l`,~%%i 5 4.92 PART O. SIZE CARTO Gombination/ (°Tf•1 t~'-) PART - ' ' ' ' Reducing Tee 1'k02-094 , , $/4zx'W4,21 ~0 1.7~3. RetiucingTee (IN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) 1402•124 1 x'/e x'/2 10 2.15 14~~,01;,-094 ;,'/q x'%zdx'l~ 20 R1.31 , 1402=,125 ~M x 3/~ x'/;'. -;10. JO.- 2.C&~ 1401-125 1 x'/, x'/4 20 2.29 1402-156 1'/a x 1 X1/2 10 3.19 1L401-1~57 X ~ fX 3~4 10 jj~ man 2.62 , 1402-157 1'1, x 1 x'Ia 1{0 3J3- 1401-158 11/, x 1 x 1 10 2.62 v1401 202 1'/2 x 1''/, x 1 5 ~'~"`ti'duci"ginserta i~;. MMff3.29 ~ ~ rea~FIYr) 1401-203 1'/2 x 1'/a x 1'/Q 5 3.29 (insertxreducanginsert c O CARTO reducingin~ert) (ir~.) (o1v.) (Ea.) Combination Tee L403-005 125 ` 1.3# . , . , , . ~ 1403-007 '4 20 1.84 Transitian Tee (IN.) (OTY.) •(EA,) 1403-01~0, ~ 1jW- R 1"0 - 2.36 1102y249 ~2'2 x-'1 10 *:1 3-0 12 1'/4 10 3,f-,` jQ403-015 1'/ZiV ~ (slip xslipain.sert) (insertx insci`t x A'ill'T) ° See Schedule 40 Price List; discounts will vary. ~ 0 • A• O. SIZE CARTO RECOMMENDED INSTALLATION IZiserExtender ~ t (°n.) (E^.) PROCEDURLS (White PVC) ~.,4`34., 05 ',/2 x 2'/~J9;,z~',~' 434-007 % X 1SIg I9. 50 " INSERT (BARBEll) CONNECTIONS: ~4`.3.A: O.$ •~b:x 25~,s ~9,~:f-s~+50,~'' *,~o. 434-020 2 x 21/,6 Ig. 25 * Sizesi/2,3/4 and 1 inch - one clamp directly over barbs. ° See Schedule 40 Price List; discou„rs wiu vary. Sizes 11/4inch and greater - one clamp directly over barbs plus one clamp behind barbs. , (ATIPT a FIPT) INSERT DIAMETER DIMENSIONS E F . . O. SIZE CARTO ~ S ~ (i►i.) (Utt.) (Ea.) lZi atender 439-,r0,05 .~'/2 x 138 :Ig:t:~-~5~p _ (Vl~'nite t~' VC) ' _ . - C MAXIMUM DIAMETERS ° See Schedule 40 Price List; discounts will vary. SIZE C E F ~ 1/2 .605 .445 .665 ' '/4 .800 .630 .865 1 1.005 .805 1.095 (M1PT x FIPT) 11/4 1.325 1.105 1.425 1112 1.565 1.345 1.665 2 2.020 1.800 2.125 - ' ' ' ' ' 21/2 2.420 2.180 2.520 Adapter (iro.) (arr.) (Ea.) (White PVC) I 74-607 A~ g/a-,`~,~,.~`~•~+r~50~~<`~ J , 474-010 i 50 * 3 3.025 2.775 3.125 qmmmbkl •4~4-0:15 14 1'/2>:. - 25,t- IACJINI~ 1 ; 4 3.990 3.730 4.090 11 °See Schedule 40 Price List; discounts will vary. , (slip x insert) (PN'C pipe to flesible pipc) ~ vJ } J.1 ,A, O. SIZE CARTO . 'A• 1 A' 1 (IN.) (nTV.) (Er+.) (IN.) (arv.) (en.) Redu g . • ,3-~. x z AdRedapter ucing Mal~ ~ ~ 436-074 '.~'/2 x'/a', '5 plincing ,,429 ~101 / Cou 1429-130 1 x1/2 40 1.02 1436-075 1/z x 1 50 1.46 ' • 3 1436;102 ''!i X 1 "',,<,;?~''50-`~0-ta46 ,129,~131 . ' - 1429-167 1'/4 x'/. 20 1.56 1436-132 1 x 1 Y, 15 1.78 :1429d1,68 . W 1'/a x~,1, ~~,2OIN 1.20 1436=133 '41T x 1'li;' ' 1,5 1429-210 1'/z x'/. 20 1.90 1436-169 1 Y, x 1'12 10 2.67 . , 1 / , - ' ~ ~ ~1436=213 'r ~1'1 x 2~';~~ `=k~~ ~10 ~ 3 ~fi; 1429.~211 :.~2 x' 1 .20. _ 1.82 z , . 1429-212 1'/z x 1 Y4 10 1.42 (in.4~-t~ucing 2,49 ~ 2 x=1 10 ~ .56~; ~~L'~~~ II~~ 1429-250 2 x 11!4 10 2.39 R~~~ r1429~251 :2 x1'/2 10 4W. 2;E1r* , , Reducing Male 9 (i~'. ~ ,(oTr.) (ea.) x /z . . •50 ' 1.28- Adapter 1`436:101 1436-131 1 x 3/a 30 1.31 • A• O. SIZE CARTO 914•3_6f 167 " Tw1,/a x 31a "V~i-~;25 `~4:56V, (IN.) (arr.) Ea. 1436-168 1'/4 x 1 25 1.67 FemaleAdapter ^K ~r=. • -,,~r ,r., M .1.435~005 30 ~ 1.98 14 6,~211 41i'/z x 1,:~25=.=~~'~ t2:03~: 1435-007 '/a 30 2.15 1436-212 1'/2 x 11/4 20 1~,.,6~251 11/2~W10'F~~~•~. ~1y435:0 0' A1~. 30'0~"2ffi9l' ~ 1435-012 ..1'/4 25 _ 2.93 ~ • %fr435 0.15 15 -~z!k304.. (iV1IP'fxreducing . 1435-020 2 10 6.30 firKit) PA , O (insertxFIP'T) (IN.) (nrr ) (EA.~ Pool Adapter 143'6~:170 ':1't'/4 x 11/e_;' 1436-205 1 Y2 x 1'/4 25 2.78 PART O. SIZE CARTO Male Adapter (oTM.) (E'.) . :1 436*QV5 - I ~hl2' Sp • .'"~45V 1436-007 3/e 50 54 . 1436;0~`10• x l~: 40 `~;..5~7~0 2"length 1436-012 11/4 20 .90 (~~~sp) 143.63415 20 1436-020 2 10 1.91 PART ' ` R ' ~ :,1;~436,'°,-..• ~~.030 10 • -,::~r9.~05_ Insert 1'lug (IN.) (orr.) (E+.) 1436-040 4 8 12.60 1449-005 `V~,~'/z (in~x~,) AN~YLON-" ~1449-007 3, 100 .85 N436-005 '/2 50 .64 14° _4~._9-010 ~.~kk- 1 3!a 50 :'..7~64 1449-012 lY, ,rN436~,007: 30 1.44 . . N436-010 1 40 .99 ~,1449-015 _WP/Z N43Y6210'~12= ' 1'/a 20 "114.,! 1449-020 2 10 2.78 N436-015 1'/2 20 2.17 - 6436140010 2' 10 ~ ' - o ~ -r 4•.. ~t CLAS FLUID DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS Sales & Marketing Limited Warranty 3255 E. Miraloma Avenue LASCO Fluid Distribution Products are made from 100% virgin materials and are warranted to Anaheim, CA 92806 be free from munufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. They are warranted against 714/961-9755 . rot, rust and electrolytic corrosion for a period of 3 years from date of installation. If LASCO FAX: 714/524-1694 products prove defective due to manufacturing defects in material or workmanship during that period, the manufacturer will provide new replacement units of the same type and size.'No remedy will be granted under this warranty if LASCO products are not used stricdy in 4780 Holly Street, Unit A accordance with LASCO's directions with respect to use and storage or if the products have been Denver, CO 80216 modified in any way.1 HE MANUFACTURER'S LIABILITY UNDER EXPRESSED OR 303/388-7204 IMPLIED NEIRRANTY OR FOR ANY REASON IS LIMITED TO FURNISHING 303/388-7208 REPLACEMENT UNITS OR GRANTING A CREDIT FOR DEFECTNE UNITS. FAX: 303/388-7199 NO LABOR EXPENSE OR CONSEQUEI\sTIAL DAMAGES WILL BE PAID BY LASCO. THIS WARRANTY IS Il\i LIEU OF ALL OTHER GUARANTEES AND WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, 3450-C Vineland Rd. WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR PURPOSE, EXCEPT Orlando, FL 32811 FOR ANY WARRANTIES IMPLIED BY LAW FOR NONCOMMERCIAL 407/648-5955 CONSUMERS. ANY SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO THE DURATION FAX: 407/649-7999 OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. • DO NOT USE LASCO FITTINGS FOR COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. 311 Richert 0 DO NOT TEST PVC PIPING SYSTEMS WITH COMPRESSED AIR OR GASFS. Nood Dale, IL 60191 • DO NOT USE FITTINGS VVITI-I LIQUIDS NOT RECOMMENDED BY LASCA. 630/860-7402 0 MODIFICATIONS OF FITTINGS VOIDS THE WARRANTY. FAX: 6301860-7416 ` STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Insert Fittings ° ASTM D-2609 - Plastic Insert Fittings for Polyethylene (PE) Plastic Pipe ~ - 3401 Pennsy Dr. ASTMD-1784 - Rigid Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Compounds and Chlorinated Poly Ardmore-Ardwick Ind'I. Pk. (Vinyl Chloride) (CPVC) Compounds. Landover, MD 20785 MATERIAL - LASOO PVC Insert Fittings are produced from PVC Type 1, Cell ClassiEication 12454-B. 301/322•3377 LISTINGS - NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) for potable water services. FAX; 301/772-1627 . Standard Terms and conditions of sale 1228-A Crowley Circle 1. Terms: 29610th prox. Net 30th. Carrolltnn, TX 75006 2. FYeight: FOB LASOO warehouses. Prepaid on orders for products only totaling $1000 net for 972/446-8776 oneshipment to single destination within thecontiguous United States. FAX: 972/466-2280 3. MinimumOrder: $50 ncL Smaller orders bllled at this minimum charge. 4. Claims for shipping errors must be made within 15 days to LASCO. Claims for damage or shortages should be directed promptly to the common carrier by the consignee. 22473 72nd Ave. So. 5. Returas will be acoepted only by prior authorizations and if shipped freight prepaid Returned Kent, NA 98032 merchandisesubjecttoa2(}9bhandling/restockingcharge. 206/872-0185 6, pricing is subject to change without prior notice. However, prior notification will bc given in FAX: 206/395-0221 the event of pricechanges in the period between order placement and scheduleti shipment . 7. Offer to sell is not implied by possession of this or other LASOO price lists. LASCO 0 FUqO UISTAIgUTION PRODUtTS Headqunrters ' 540 Lasco Street Brownsville, TN 38012 901/772-3180 ' FAX:901/772-0835 • ~ 0 LASCO _ ~ f http:llwww.lascofittings.com . Printed in USA L06-IF-25M 5/97 C) 1997 LASOO Fluid Distribution Products, Division of Tomltins Industrie.s, Ina . ~ PR - ~ ~T►o~ . P TR1B rs 40 ,.uro v . 1e F du h~ c . List priceS a 5,1997 Effectlve; M. ~ . . . ~ . . ~ . ; . r _ 4 ~ 19q.7 0 . . ~ I , - . . . I - - ~ ~ ; ; . . PART , , , , Tee (iN.) (orv.) (Fn.) Tee Re (iN.) (on.) c~ucin ~ r , , NEW 401-003 3/8 ',;;~100 ~4:61 (con't.) g 40~11-290 .-2',/i:X 2'/2 x 1.'4ft10 28 401-005 '/2 50 1.48 401-291 2'2 x 2'z x 1'/2 10 28.92 401-007 3a • ~''a50 s;.,':, 1"69 401-2_~~92 2%~x 2'/2 x~2 10 28~92~ 401-010 1 50 3.18 401-333 3 x 3 x1/2 10 41.38 - 401-012 ' . .'1 Ya .25 ~4.99 40 ~'40p1-334;` 3, x„3 x'%_ 10 '41.: z 401-015 1'/2 25 6.05 401-335 3 x 3 x 1 10 41.38 0 401-020'. 2 ?~;25 8.79 f1401-336v. 3 x 3"x 1'/4 10 4~8'•' 401-025 . 2'/2 10 28.99 401-337 3 x 3 x 1'/2 10 41.38 ' (slip x slip x slip) 401-030 3 10 38.02 401?=3~38 3 x 2.- 0 41 Y38 401-040 4 5 68.83 (slip x slip x slip) 401-416 4 x 4 x114 ~4 68.83 401-050 5 4 166.31 401=`417 ;•*,tx 4 X 1 ~y 4 68.83 401-060 6 4 231.81 401-418 4 x 4 x 1 Yo 5 68.83 401-080 8 2 , s537.62 401;419 -'`~~4.x 4 x 11/2 68:83 401-420 4 x 4 x 2 6 68.83 PART O . • , ' 401r422~- 4,z•4 x 3'*WW, '68 8`3° . Tee Rcducing (QTM.) 401-~486 5 x 5 x 2 ~5 161.46 401-094 'x'/z'x'/z '~50 '~~~2:86 401A4;.88 A'5~x 5 x 3 5 161:46 401-095 3a x Y2 x 3a 50 2.86 401-490 5 X 5 X 4 5 161.46 . 401-101 3I4 X 3Iqx'/Z y 50 1~`g6 J 401,'„28 '„Y46'x 6 x 2 ' S 231.81 401-122 1 x Yz x 1 50 5.62 401-530 6 x 6 x 3 5 231.81 401-124 1 x'4 x 1/2 50 ~=5.62 < 401,532~z 6 x 4'„ 5 231.81 _ , . 401-125 1 x'/, x % 50 5.62 401-582 8 x 8 x 4 2 537.62 {f ~ • 401-126 ~ 1 x 3a x 1 -!n50 5.62 401=585 449V 8 x 6.' w. 2 537.62 . 401-130 1 x 1 x 1/2 50 3.35 " ~ 401-131 1 x 1 x 3e >~150 3.63 (slip x slip x slip) 401-156 1'/4 X 1 X'/2 25 7.66 Tee Bullhead (IN•) (on.) (EA.) 401-157 1'/4 x 1 x 3/4 25 7.66 401-074 z 1/2 x'/a ~'~50 3.13 401-158 1'/4 x 1 x 1 25 7.66 401 -1OZ % X % X 1 50 5.62 401-166 1'/4 x 1'/a x'z 25 5.44 401=132 ~~,1; x 1 x 11/, .~50 7:53 401-133 1 x 1 x 1'/Z 25 9.75 401-167 1'/. x l Ye x'/o 25 5.44 , w- f ~-401-21►3 ~:~i,1_'%2~z 1'/z x 2-:~25 _ 13'64 401-168 1'~ x 1-1/4 x 1 ~:"25 ~ 5.44 401-341 3 x 3 x 4 10 71.11 401-199 1'2 x 1'/a x'2 25 9.57 - 401-201 1'/z x 1'/~ x 3/a ,~~IV25 9.57 401•202 1'/z x 1'/4 x 1 25 9.57 (slip x slip x slip) PART 401-203, -1 Yx x 1'%4x 1'/4 ~ 25_ 57 ' . • ~ (iN.) (oTV.) (ea.) 401-209 l YT x 1 Y2 x'/2 25 9,57 Trnnsi~ion Tee ~ 11024249 . .~2 2 x 1 '9~60 401-210;.~ x~1'/,zx'/a ``,2~,51r .57 ~ 401-211 1'/2 x 1'/z x 1 25 - 9.57 ~J4-9.57 401-238 2 x 1'/z x 3/4 10 13.64 . 401-239J%,:s:~~'./2;x 1 ~~1~0"'-'- ~13.64 401-241 2 x 1'/2 x 1'/2 10 13.64 401-247;"' I.xy24.'2 ,~`tlpr" - 9.39 (slip x slip x insert) - PART O. SIZE CARTO 401-248 2 x 2 x'a 10 9.39 Tee (oTM.) 401-249;~' , 2x2 x 1 . 10 9.39 , 402-005.~ :,rv~~'Y2 50~ 1:96 ~ 401-250 2 X 2 x 1 Ya 10 9.39 402-007 '/a ' 50 3.02 401-251"~r=•-2 x 2 z,=1'/z -10 9.39 A02-01k0-.. .r~ 1 50 5.62 401-287 2Y2 x 21/, x'/z 10 28.92 402-012 1'/d 25 8.97 401-288 2Yz x 2'/2 x 3a 10 28.92 ' 402-015 11/2 25 11.65 401-289 2'/z x 2'/2 x 1 10 28.92 442-020 2 10 14J5 402-030 3 10 57.33 ~ ~ (slip x slip x FIPT) 402-040 4 5 87.55 ?'fii wf b M/[71 x c'r ~ • ` • •A• _ - , • , ^ ' "''I'1A~/ PART J '•1 • - , • I./ . w O. SIZE CARTO 1 O Tee Reducing (I►'') (°rr') (En.) Tee (i►+.) (on.) (ea.) 402-071 '/2 x'/z x'/e 50 4.24 405-0`05 4%24. ,M50 -20 R541 402-072 '/2 x'/2 x Ya 50 4.24 405-007 '/4 50 8.48 , 402-074 '/z x'/2 x 3/4 50 4.24 405-01& .,Wftj 50 , 11.81_ AWAS 402-094 % x Yz x'/2 50 3.00 405-012 1% 25 16.36 I ~ 402-095 3~ XP,y X 9~q 50 3.00 (FIpTxFiPTxFIpT) 405-015 : 1'/z ~25 16.80 402-101 x g/, x Y2 50 2.56 O 442-124 1 x'/Z j~ 5.63 ' (iw.) (arr.) (Ea.) (slip x slip x FIPT) 402-125 lX 3I4X'~q 50 5.63 90° ELL NEW 446-003 , 3,I81 ' r°V1OO 5.9.8 ."~'442-130 1 x 1 x'/2 5_0 , 3.92~ 406-005 '/2 50 1.21 1 402-131 1 x 1 x 3/a 50 5.63 ' 40'6-00T 8.96°~~ ~50 ~3 • 406-010 1 50 2.41 402-157 1% x 1 x 3/e ' 25 8.96 406•012 -1''/aT~`::'-.ff25 ' 4.r4 ' 4U2-166 1'/~ x 1'/, x YZ 25 9.39 406-015 11/2 25 4.51 402-167 1 Y4 x 1 Ya x 3/a 25 9.39 406-020 2 5 , 7.14 :402-1-168 1'/~11'/1 x 1 25s. ':~f 9:39;':. • 406-025 2Y2 10 21.65 i 402-199 1 Y2 x 1'/a x Yz 25 11.65 (slip x slip) 446-030 43 4't:~'410 AffHftj ' ; 402:2Q2 I~1'/ x 1 Y, x 1 . 25'; i.fi~5' : 406-040 4 5 46.39 402-209 1'/z x 1'/zx 1/2 25 11.65 406-054 *5` =5 119.93 ; y402-210 1 Yz x 1 Yz x'/a 25~ ,*I.654 406-060 6 4 147.53 402-211 1'/z x 1 Y2 x 1 25 11.65 406-080 j 37905 _402-212 1Yz x 1'/Zx 1'/, , 11.65~~ ` O . , ~ 0 402-239 2 x 1 Yz x 1 10 14.67 . 90° ELL Reducin i (on.) (En.) '402-247 2 x,2 x /z ~1,,4f , 14.6°''~ g 406-101 x,'/2r^~,,~50 : 241 402-248 2 x 2 x % 10 14.67 402-249 2 x 2 x 406-130 1 x '/2 50 3.56 1w1`0.~~' 14.6•7~~~' ` - a•• 1~'°`'~' 406-131 ~ '.3/a 30 0 4.28 402-250 2 x 2 x 11/, 10 14.67 406-168 11/, x 1 25 6.75 402-251 2 x 2 x 1'/2 1~0 ~ 14.67 ~ 4063 211 1 Yz z 125 - 10.67 402-287 21/2 x 2'/z x Y2 10 31.80 _ 402 288 2'/z x 2'/2 x 3/41;0~31.8 r 40fi-212 l Y2 x l Y4 25 10.67 -249 2 x,1. 25 18.28 402-289 2', x 2'z x 1 10 31.80 NEW 406 406-250 2 x 1'/4 25 18.28 402-290 2Y2 x 2Y2 x 1'/e 1~0; ~'z 31.80 (slip x slip) 406251 • 2 x l Y2 25 ' 18.28 402-291 2'/z x 2'/2 x 1'/2 10 31.80 PART O ..O 402-292 2'/2 x 2'/2 x 2 10~'~`"31.80 : 402-333 3 x 3 x 1/2 10 45.40 900 ELL (°N') (EA') 4072005 '/,2;;~"0 1.4$ ' 402-334 3 x 3 x 3/~ 10"~; 45.40 407-007 % 50 1.69 402-335 3 x 3 x 1 10 45.40 407•010 MO50 , 3.1"8 402-336 3 x" 3 x 1'a 1i0* A;` 45.40 407-012 1 Yo 25 5.28 402-337 3 x 3 x 1'/2 10 45.40 402-338 3•z~3 x 2 ;:10~, 45.40 407-015 1'%iM;'~25 5.88 407-020 2 10 15.27 0 402-416 4 x 4 x'/4 4 75.80 407-025 ~ 2Yz%, 10 ' 37165 402-417 4 x34 x 1 _ 5*_ " ; 75.80 402-418 4x4 x 1'/~ 5 . 75.80 (FII'T x slip) 407-030 3 10 56.42 402-419 4 x,4 x 2 5~„ 75.80 407-040 ,4'~' . 5' 85.59 ~ 402-420 4 x 4 x 2 5 75.80 . , ~ 402-42-2 - 402-490 5 x 5 x 4 5 198.07 900 ELL (°TM') (E"') , 402•528 6 x 6 x 2 ..,''S 25.6 98~' Reducing 447-074 ~ '/2x 'T50 ~'8 442-530 6 x 6 x 3 5 256.98 407-101 3~ x'/} J* 50 1.78 402 5~32 fix.,6 x 4 ~5 ' 256 98N° 447-130 'x'/z 5 0 ?4~`..88 407-131 1 x'/o 50 4.88 . SIZE ~ O 4071'68 _ 14 x 1 25 7.14 Tee ~ (orv.) (E►.) 407-211 1'/2 x 1 25 11.83 44:2100.We '/2 ' 50 ~A:96 407412;= 1'/z x 1'/a 25 -"A 228 403-007 '/a 50 3.02 NEW 407-249 2 x 1 25 20.42 (slip a FIPT) NEW 407-250 2 X 1'/a 10 20.42 407-251 2 x 1'/2 10 20.42 ~ (slip x lr IPT x slip) J ,j.. Y PART O. SIZE CARTON -PME PART NO* SIZE CARTO (ita.) (OTY.) (FA.) (IN.) (OTY.) (Ea.) 900 ELL Side Outlet 88 90° ELr 41Q4 QS, f; ~ : Yz ~ 50 6„27 408-007 50 4.28 414-010 1 25 11.24 408-010 ~,:`.1 50 9.08 ' -41~41`~01'= . .3/a. x 3i X'/z --$0 ~~e 83 • 406-012 1% 25 9.74 414-130 1 x 1 x YZ 25 10.62 408T0'1~5~~~' /2 25 12.25 (FIPT x FIPT) 408-020 2 10 18.64 PART O. SIZE CARTO (slip x slip x FIPT) PART . , 900 Street ELL (Iv.) (°TM.) (E".) 409-005._,,, '/2 50 3f35 450 ELL (OTY.) 409-007 9a 50 4.12 417;~-005 Y2 50 a:~~`t' ~1~96 ~~4.,,,09'~_-10' ` ._~1~°_is~'~ 1150' 714 417-007 9~ 50 3.02 409-012 1'/, 25 8.48 417-0.10~ 1 ' 50 ' 3~63 *4,9'-015k~",.° : 1'/2 25 ~.39 417-012 1'/4 25 5.14 411,,5 1'2 ;25 s40 409-020 2 10 18.28 (sp a slip) 417-020 2 25 8.35 liz;.j ~417-025 . .:;:'k. 2'/z ' (slip x slip) 417-030 3 10 33.66 PART ~ ON PRICE -417-U4'0' 4 5 60~46 900 Street CLL (OTY.) (E?.) 417-050, 5 5 119.93 410;005.~f;; '1z " 2~56 J4~1;6 4'•1,_49►28 410-007 3/, 50 3.02 417-080 8 4 359.14 410=410' 1 50 5.13 410-012 1'/e 25 7.14 R • A' O ,y 410-015. lYz 25 7.43 (u~.) (OTY.) (EA.) 410-020 2 10 18.32 Cross 420~-005', '/2 •50 '~'4,?~51 (NfIPT x s1iP) 41~0-101;~~p~;" 3/4 x'/2 I 50`'~77 420-007 'a 50 7.57 t.42~,;0, 0t" 1 50'r 939 ' 420-012 1 Ya 25 12.44 r~42;0 0`15 1 Yz ,1;4~09 PART ' ' R ' 420-020 2 10 20.77 900 Street ELL (I".) (OTY.) (EA.) y420~-0'2` ;•r : 2'/s 8 444 03 ,~4;1~1'-005 3:25 (slip) 420-030 3 10 ~ 54.01 411-007 '/a 50 3.87 ;84~03 41"1010 411-012 1'/4 25 8.19 . e4;1~1-015 25_9°.~28 (sp x FIPT) PART O. SIZE CARTO PART , , • O PRICE (iN.) (OTY.) (En.) ~iN ~ ~Qn ~ ~ Cross 420-335, ;~:~33 x 1 x 1 "~`47.17 900 Street ELL Reducing ~ ~ '4';12-005,} '/z PVC 50 ,,3.48 420-337 3 x 3 x 1/z x 1/2 , `10 ,~47.17 412-007 PVC 50 4.28 , 420 338~_ ~3~x~3 x 2 x 2~ a10 ~q47.17 412=010~ 1 P11C ~0.~7~33 ~ 420-419 4 x 4 x 1'/z x 1'/2 5 L ~ 78.88 412-012 1'aPVC 25 9.08 ±~42 2,0'~. ~'~.4.x=4 x 2 x 2 f_~_ 5:r'788 ~ 41~2=015jW' 1 Y2 PNCr2,'~.9~86 I ~ M412-005 '/z Poly* 50 3.25 (n7IpT X FIpT) M4~12-007 3/4 Po' y°*~ _ 50,1` 3:88 M412-010 1 Poly* 50 6.80 • NOT LIS'1'HU B1' tYSF (Sllp) NO • ON PRICE PART NO • O Long Sockct . (114.) (OTY.) (EA.) CouPling ,428-01,5 1'/2 ('1.825) ` 25 , ~5.92 ~ Side Outlet (OTY.) 428-020 2(`1.945)-- 25 7.40 ~ 900 ELL 413-010 1'~~ _ 25 1,1.24 _ (SfiP) (slin x slip x Slip) `Socket Jepth, each side H'ur Nrated unJ l)ccp Sucket Couplings, See pnge 6. PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE PART NO. SIZE CARTO Coupling _ (I".) _ (on.) (E".)_ Female Adapter (I".) - - - - (QTM.) (EA.) NEW 429-003 3/e__ 100 2.12 Reducing L45-074 '/2x 3/4__ __50 2.41 429-005 - - - '/2 - - 100 .80 435-101 %x Y: 50 2.41 - 429-007 50 1.08 ' --5-102 g - ~ _ 3 [43x 1_ 50 3.17 ; 429-010 - 1 _ 50 1.87 _ 435-131 1 x 3/a 50 3.17 ' 429-012 1'/e_-_ 25 _2.56- (slip x FIPT) E05-211 , 1 x 1'/2_ 2-5- _ 6.40 429-015 - - -1'/2 25 2.75 429-020- 2- 25 - 4.28 , • O . • O 429-025 - -2'/2 - - 10 - - - - 9.39 (ia.)- (onr.) (Fa.) (slip) - - - Male Adapter - . 429-030 3 10 14.74 I. 436-005~; - '/2 100 .=1:08 429-040-----1 4_-- 5 21.27 436-007 g/, 50 1.21 429-050 5 4 38.99 _ L436-010 1 50 2.13 429-060 - - -6 - ' - 5 - - 67.33 436-012 1', 25 2.57 429-080 g--- - 4 125.68 - E436-015 rv -1'/2 - 25 --3.48 For lVested and Deep Socket Couplings, See page 6. 4$6-020 2 25 4.55 PART ' ' ' [C36-025 21/2 - -10 _ 13.49 Reducer Coupling (i►+.) _(o,v.) (Ea.) (MIPT x slip) 436-030 3 10 19.72 ~ 429-101 ~ x'/2- - - - - 50 - ---1.96 ~ ~436-040 ° ~ 4 5 25.15 429-131 1 x'a 50 3.36 436-050 5 5 41.46 429-168 1'/4 x 1 25 ~5.62 [ 436-060 6 4 65.64 429-212 1'/z x 1- 25 5.97 436-080 8-- 4 - 298.25 429-251 2 x 11/2 _ 10 9.52 429-338 3x2 5 51.06 PART ' 'R' 429-422 4 x 3 4 63.81 Male Adapter ('N-) _(°TM.) (u.) 429-532t 6 x 4 4 84.21 Reducing NEW 436-073 '/2 x_3/8__ _ 100 2.12 (slip) 429-585' 8 X 6 -4 215.62 436-074 '/2 x 3i_- - 50 _ 2.13 •can ractory rar Avaaabiiity. - - - [436-101 _'/a x'~2 50 1.96 436-102 9/a x 1 50 3.02 436-131 1 x 3/,------- 50 6.51 Coupling (oTr.) (En.) 436-132 1 x lYa 25 7.14 430-005 _'/2_ _ 100 _ 1.54 [43fi-168 - 1 Y, x 1 _25 _ _8.01 430-007 50 2.75 436-169 1 Y4 x 1'/2 25 8.01 430-010 1 50 ~ 164 [ 436-212 1 Y2 x 1 Y,_ 25 9.66 430-101 '/a xYz 50 5.66 (MIPT x slip) 436-213i 1'/2 x 2 10 9.66 430-131 1 x'/e _ 50 6.22 ; (V436-251 2 x --10 ---11.08 430-005-45 '/z Gray 100 1.53 436-252 2 x 2'/z 10 17.21 430-007-45 1%4Gray _ _50 2.47 43G-293 2Y2 x 3__ 10 20.83 (FIPT X FIPT) 430-101-45 x 1/2 Gra 50 5.66 C~ - Y 436-341 3 x 4 10 33.33 . 430•131-45 1 x3/, Gray 6.22 _ PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE PART NO. SIZE CARTO Reducer (1a.) (oTV.) Riser Extender _ ~°_TM•) Bushing NEW ~37-073 '/sx'e 100 2.28 434-005 '/z X 2Yte ig, 50 V_- 2.17 437-101 '4 x'%z__ 100 1.25 434-007 '/4 x 15% I g. 50 3.62 434-008 3yX ZSi6I9. 50 3.75- ; I 437-130 1 x~/2 100 __2.29 (MIPT x FIPT) 434-020 2 - 25 ----9.29 437-131 1 x/~ 100 2.29 PART O . ~ F-437-166 1'/4 x'/Z - 25 3.02 Female Adapter (ai.) (orr.) (En.) 437-167 1 Y4 x'/~ _ 25 _ 3.02 435-005 '/z 100 1.33 EP7-168 1 Y' x 1---- 25 3.02 437-209 1 Yz x1/2 25 3.19 435-007_ 50 1.69 ~437-210 1Y2-x-3/4 ! _25 3.19 435-010 1 50 ---1.96 437-211- 1'/2 x 1 25 3.19 435-012 1 Y~ 25 3.02 ! 437-212 1'/ x 1 Y~- 25 3.19 435-015 1'%z 25 3.48 C- - (sp x slip) 437-247 2 x'/Z 10 5.28 r 435-020 2 25 4.68 437-248 2 x % 10 5.28 435-025 2% 10 11.85 ~437-249- ---2 x 1 10 5.28 435-030 3 10 15.93 ' 437-250 2 x 1 Ye 10 - 5.28 (slip x FIPT) 435-040 4 5 26.37 437_251 2 x 11/2 25 5.28 435-050 5 5 68.23 _ 437.287 2Y2 x Y2 10 8.51 435-060 6 4 96.98 437-288 2YZ x', 10 8.51 435-080 8 4 182.83 437-289 21/2 x 1 10 8.51 - ,r,• - „ . . - - , , PART . , , , Reducer (i".) (oTM.) (EA.)_ Threaded Bushing (I"•)_ (on'•) Bushing i 437-290 2'/2 x 1'/4 -10_ 8.51 439-005 '/2 x'/2 - 50 -v 2.17 (cont) 437-291 2'/2 x 1'/2 ---1 - 0 8.51 439-052 % x'/4 - - --50 5.63 - - - - - - - - - i 437-292 21/ 2x 2-- -10 8.51 439-072 Yz x'/4 50 5.63 ' 4377334 3 x'/a _ 10 12.61 439-073 '/2 x'/6 50 5.63 ,,437-335 _ 3 x 1 10 12.61 ; 439-098 '/o x Y4 ~50 3.48 437-336 - - - 3 x 1'/a 10 _ 12.61 439-099 x'a - 50 3.48 - - - 437-337 3 x 1'z _ _ 10 12.61 - - - ~ - ~ -v- - , 439-101 % x Y2__ 50 3.48 437-338 3x2 10 12.61 ~ 439-130 1 x/2 50 ~ 4.88 437,339 3 x 2'/2- 10 -12.61 (MIPT a FIPT) r439-131 1 x 3/, 50 4.88 ; (sp x slip) 437-420 _ 4x2 - 5_ 28.18 439-166~- _ 1Y4 x 1/2 _ 25 7.29 - ~7-421 - 4 x 2'/2-- - 5_ 28018 ' 439-167 1'/, x 3/, 25 7.29 437-422 4 x 3 6 28.18 439-168 1'/4 x 1 25 7.29 i 437-488 __5-x 3---- 5_-- _ 39.56 439-209 1'/2 x'/2 25 8.791 43T-490 _ 5 x 4 _ 4 39.56 439-210 1'/2 x 3/a 25 8.79 437-528 _ 6 x 2 439-211- 1'/z x 1 - - 25 - -V - 819 437-530 6x3 5 69.73 439-212 1% x 1'/4 !25 8.79 ~ 437-532 6 x'4 5~ 69.73 , 439-249 2_x 1 10 437-534 _ 6 x 55 69.73 439-250 2 x 1'/4 10 9.39 437-582 - 8x4 5-_- 243.17 439-251-- _ 2 x 1'/2_- 10 _ 9.39 437-585 8 x 6 5 243.17 439-292 2'/z x 2 10 32.94 439-338 _ 3 x 2 _5 _ _38.82 PART O , Reducer Bushing (o+.) (arr.) (Ea.) • . • O . • , PRICE 438-071- '/2 x'/e - 100 2.57 Cap (i►i.) (orr.) 438-072 - ^ '2 x 1/4 - - 100 2.57 447-005 ~ - 1/2 100 1.08 ~ 438-073- - Yz x 3e-- --100 2.57 447-007 34--- A 100 1.25 , 438-098 - - % x'/o - - - 50 2.57 447-010 -1 50 --1.98 f ' 43&101- ~4 x -Y2- -100 1.98 ' 447-012 1'/4 25 ^ - -2.75 438-130 1 x'/2 100 3.17 447-015 1'/z - 25 ---3.02 ' r . 1438-131_ _t x 3/4 100 _ 3.17_ 447-020 2 - 25 - - 3.64 , 438-166 1'/, x1/2 25 4.88 447-025 2'/2 10 11.65 (sp x FIPT) L438-167 --_-lYo-x'/4- 25 _ 4.88 (slip) 447-030 3- 10 12.75 438-168 1'/, X 1 25 4.88 447-040 4 5 28.99 ; ~,43&209 1'/2 x'z _ _ 25 _ _ 5.63 447-050 - - - 5 --_5-- - -_-48.67 438-210 1 YZ x 3a 25 5.63 447-060 6 5 69.45 ^438-211 - 1'/z x 1 _ 25 _ 5.63- 447-080 ~ - g - ^ 4 - 174.49 - 438-212 1'/2 x 1'~ 25 5.63 ~438-247 _----2 x'/z 10 7.57_ PART O , . , 438-248 2 x'/a 10 7.57 (iw.) (on.) (EA.) `438-249 - _ - - 2-z 1 - - - - 10 7.57 Cap 448-005- '/2 100 2.28 438-250 2x 1'/a--- 10- - 7.57 448-007 ,a 100------^-2.57 i 438- -251 - - 2 x 1'/z _ 10 7.57 448-010 1-- -~-50 ~ 3.92 438-289 - - - 2'/2 x 1 10 10.91 ` - - - - - - - - 448-012 1% 25 4.68 ; 438•290_ 2'/2 x 1'/4 10 10.91 448-015 - 1'/2 25 4.86 438-291 21/2 x 1'2 '10 10.91 ~ ' " - - - ~ - 448-020 2 10 8.63 ' 438-292 2Y2 x 2 J0 10.91 448-025 2'/z 10 12.75 _438-335 3 x 1 10 12.61 448-030 3 10 16.69 ; 438-336 3 x 1'/, --10 12.61 (FI~ ) - - - 448-040 4 5 _ 29.24 438-337 - 3 x 1'l - --10 12.61 - - - - - - ; 438438 3 x 2 10 12.61 ~ 438-339 3 x 2'/2 - 10 12.61 FIP'I Female Iron Yipe Thread o - ` - - - MIP"1' 438-420 4x2 5 28.09 Male Iron Pipe 'I'hread = 438-421 4 X 21/2 5 28.09 slip Solvent Cement Socket ~ 438-422 4x3 5 28.09 - sp Spigot 438-490 5x4 5 54.80 T•B•r' Thrcaded I3oth Ends 438-532 6x4 5 102.92 T.O. F . Thread- One End inserk Barbed . - - - White PVC Union PART , , , • 7 __7 - (Ir,.) (an.) (Ea.) Union (iN.) (o1v.) - Plug 449-005 i 50 2.57 (O-Ring tyPe) 457-005 '!z 10 11.64 449-007 - - '4 50 3.02 457-007 1/, - 10-_ - -13.32 , . , ; - - - - - = . - ~ 457-010 1 10 13.63 , 449-010 1 50 3.64 4 - - i 449-012 1'e 25 4.86 457-012 1Ya 5-- 44.00 " ~449-015 - ,-1 YZ - 25 6.22 ' 4 457-015 1 Y2 _ _5 45.88 457 449-020 2 10 7.73 -020 2 5 61.85 1 449-025___ _ 2'/z tQ 13.17 Pressure rated at 150 p.s.i. at 73.4'F (Sp) - (slip x slip) O ' R ~ ,_M~T 449-030 3 10 17.42 ~ L 449-040 - --4 - 5 39,40 Union (n+.) (orr.) - , - (Ea') (O-Ring type) ' 458-005 Yz 1_0_ _ 13.09 458-007 10 21.85 O CARTO _458-010 1 10 ~ 29.76 (aTM.) (EA.) : 458-012 1 ~/a 5 51.15 Plug 458-015 1/2 5 52.31 450-005 '/z 50 3.19 - 458-020 2 5 64.23 450-007 ge 50 3.45 Pressure rated at 150 p.s.i. at 73,4F (450-010 1 50 5.62 (FIPT x FIPT) 450-012 1'/a 25 5.92 ~ ,Buna-N O-Ring _ ~'r~•~ _ (°TM~~ ( 450-015 ^ 1'i2 25 6.38 , 40213 '/z 5_ 3.47 450-020 2 10 8.19 40216 '/Q 5 3.79 450-025 2'/z 10 11.37 ' 40220 1 5 4.74 ' (MIPT) 450-030 _ 3 10 17.28 40225 1,/, 5-- 8.11 `4507040 . 4 _ 5 38.97 40226 1'/z 5 8.84 ' 40231 2 5 10.84 PART , O r ~ Adapter (~N.) (OTY.) (E+-) i 474-007 _3/, 50 4.55 - POOI / Spa PrOducts ~ 474-010 1 50 4.83 ' - - PART l ~474-015 ---1'/2 25 8.47 ' ~ ~ ' Venturi Tee pro.) (onr.)-- - (En.) (insert x slip) PART . ` 473-825 3/a(1) X 1 x 3/a(1) 50 3.1$ y~ ' 473-210 1 Y2(2) x 1 Y2 x 3/4(1) 25 3.88 Nestecl Coupling (i"•) (OTY.) (EA') 477-005` 100 .98 NOTE: Br:+cketed dimensions are OD/Spigot siZes - 477-007 _ - - 3/4 - 50 1.08 ' , ' • ' ~ ~ I 477-0_1_0 - - -1 _ 50 1.87 (ir+.) (OTY.) _ (EA ) ~S~~~~ ~ lh' nested couplingdo not meet ASTM WYe 61640-00 _ 1 50 2.39 ' Standards farSch.4 fittings and are not NSF listed. PART O. SIZE CARTON PRICE (SliP) PART O. SIZE CARTO Fitting Adapter (iN`)- - - (n1v.)' - Plug -pN.) (OTY.) I 478-010 1. 25 Cy ` 61221-00 YZ 50 .52 , 478-012 1,1a - 25 + . - - B1231-00 1 50 .63 ; 478-015 1 `I - - - 25 ' *See Swing Joint Price List: d iscounts (spigot) PART , , . , 900 Elbow ~ (on.) (E") willvary (sp x FIPT) L8 1241-00 1'/z _ 25 2.11 PART , , - Deep Socket _(i~+•) _ _ (OTY.) (E^•) Coupling i-482-015 1'/ (*2.169) 25 7.28 (spigot-spigot) , , . , ~ , 482-020 2 ('2.389) 25 12.03 . 482-025 _ 2'12_ (*3.385) 10 15.48 Bullhead Tee (°T1'.)-_ , 81171-00 1 x 1 x 1'J2 25___ 2•11 ; 482-030 3('3.625) 10 23.32 ~--?'1' (slip) 482-040 4.('3.625) 5 46.83 Socket depth, each side. (s x s x spigot) PART O ' t ~ 1 h ~ Adapter (iN.) (OTY.) (EA.) - 61251-00 2 x 1'/2 25 1.87 ' r (VfIPT x red slip) . Y " ~ ~ • Q 1. . LAS ~ FLUID DISTRIBUTION PRODUCTS Sales and Marketing Limited Warranty 3255 E. Miraloma Avenue LASCO Fluid Distribution Preducts are made from 10096 virgin materials and are Anaheim, CA 92806 warranted to be free from manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship. They 714/961-9755 are warranted against rot, rust and electrolytic conosion for a period of 3 years from • FAX: 714/524-1694 date of installation. If LASCO products prove defective due to manufacturing defects in material or workmanship during that period, the manufaeturer will provide new replacement units of the same type and size. No remedy will be granted under this 4780 Holly Street, Unit A warranty if LASCO products are not used strictly in accordance with LASOO's direc- Denver, CO 80216 tions with respect to use and storage or if the products have been modified in any way. 303/388-7204 ' THE MANUFACTURER'S LIABILITY_ UNDER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED WARRANTY 303/388-7208 OR FOR ANY REASON IS LIMITED TO FURNISHING REPLACEMENT UNITS OR FAX: 303/388-7199 GRANTING A CREDIT FOR DEFECTIVE UNITS. NO LABOR EXPENSE OR CONSE- QUENTIAL DAMAGES WILL BE PAID BY LASCO. THIS WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER GUARANTEES ANll WARRANTIES, EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUD- 3450 Vineland Rd. ING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABII.ITY AND FITNESS • Orlando, FL 32811 - FpR PURPOSE, EXCEPT FOR ANY WARRANTIES'IMPLIED BY' 1;°AW FOR NONCOM-' 407/648-5955 MERCIAL CONSUMERS. ANY SUCH WARRANTIES ARE LIMITED TO TNE DURATION FAX: 407/649-7999 OF THIS WRITTEN WARRANTY. . . 311 Richert • DO NOT USE LASCO FITTINGS FOR COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. Wood Dale, IL 60191 • DO NOT TEST PVC PIPING SYSTEMS WITH COMPRESSED AIR OR GASES. 630/860-7402 • DO NOT USE FITTINGS WITH LIQUIDS NOT RECOMMENDED BY LASCO. FAX: 630/860-7416 • MODIFICATIONS OF FITTINGS VOIDS THE WARRANTY. T •3401 Pennsy Dr. STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS - Sc.hedule 40 ~ Arcfmore-Ardwick Ind'l. Pk. ASTM D-1784 - Ri id Pol Vin 1 Ghloride PVC Com Landover, MD 20785 y~ Y ) pounds and Chlorinated Poly 30U322-3377 (VinYl Chloride) (CNVC) Compounds. ASTM D-2464 - Threaded Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Ylastic Pipe Fittings, Schedule 40. FAX: 301/772-1627 ASTM D-2466 - Poly (Vinyl Chloride) (PVC) Schedule 40. Socket Type Pipe Fittings MATERIAL - LASCO Schedule 40 Fittings are produced from PVC Type 1, Cell 1228-A Crowley Circle Classification 12454-B. - Carrollton, TX 75006 LISTINGS - NSF (National Sanitation Foundation) for potable water services. 972/446-8776 FAX: 972l466-2280 Standard Terms and conditions of sale 1. Terms: 246 lOth prox. Net 30th. - - 2. Freight: FOB LASCO warehouses. Prepaid on orders for produets only totaling $1000 22473 72nd Ave. So. net for one shipment to single destination within the oontiguous United States. •Kent, WA 98032 3. Minimum Order: $SO net Smallei orders billed at this minimum charge. 206/872-0185 4. Claims for shipping errors must be made within 15 days to LASCO. Claims for damage FAX: 206/395-0221 or shortages should be directed promptly to the common canier by the consignee. 5. Returns will be accepted only by prior authoriaation and if•shipped freight prepaid. Returned merchandise subject to A 209b handling/restocking charge. LASCO" 6. Pricing is subject to change without prior notice. However, prior notification will be FL,IoasMeUnoNMoaucrs given in the event of priee changes in the period betweeu order placement and Headquarters scheduled shipment. 540 Lasco Street 7• Offer to sell is not implied by possession of this or other LASCO priee lists. Brownsville, TN 38012 901/772-3180 ' - FAX:90U772-0835 . . LASCO ~ http:llwww.lascofittinqs.com Printed in U.SA. IA6-401340M 5/97 0 1997 I.ASCO Fluid Distribution Products, Division of Tomkins Industries, Inc. - . r r . - . . T.2 ' d ^d ~Gl . ~ Information ` - Features of the Ford Ba!! Valve ~ FORD 6aLL VAIVES are idea! (or use ~n via,tx szcvice Iines Tiqhtr.ess in BOTH d:reclions ai a:l pressures, easy tuming, nonbinding, and minimum qressure loss-these characte►,stics are adaed to good enginecring tlesign, quafity, and precisc manufacturing. , i ~ Sa1id one pleCe tes•head and stem. A bronze or plaslic ring ro-.ks the stem S'urdy Checlca atlow 901) motion and solidJy ;nto tho body -o1 the vaive. are enctvsed and protected. i . ~ ~ , Heavy cast Cronzo" bo4y rs ~ Buna-N Q•rr'ngs in the stem engineered to withstand pipe assu•e permanent Stresses. • ~ watertight seal at tcp, . ~ - Ford 8a1 Valves aro ; designed to wlthstand worKin 300 pg~ preuures vp to V~ddBd Buna•N rubber seets support thE bzll. Valve Variey et end cymnaottons is watQr tight and is a rton- direCtional vaive. evailaote - ter coppet, iren, • Rlas!ic, er direct to meter. Ends are Inteqrel vr secured with • ednebiue to prevent tnintatdonal d+sassembty, Ac Sahericat iluorocarbon-coated ~ M- brass ba{{ pr4v:des maximum flow • taaacity ar,d ease of tumirta. 1 A!1 Ford Meter Bax qrass contorms t0 AW WA Standaro C800-89 (ASTM 8-52 - Index 115 - 85•5•5-5), aptions Avai{able CdUPLINGS FOR ALt TYpES OF CONNECTIONS - Ford Curb Staps and Meter Valvas dre avafiabte with a vride variew ct connect:ans, MakE your selec!ion from compression, tlare, temale or male style fitiings for COpper, Iron, PoDyetttyfene. Polybutylens, PVC and Lesd. Crip Jair.t instead of Peck Jolnt for CTS (tor aII siios) or PEP (3/4' or 1') can be ordere4 by adcGng '-G'to che end oi Catalog Number. E:cAMPLE: $41-333- G. 3801 TEE HEAO AOTA'fION Standard Tee Head Siops in bady permit 90" turn`on/y. Fuil 380° tee head rotatian is av2ilanle. Acld "R' to C:talog Number. Example: 821-333Fi. VALVE 1.OCK CAPS l,ock Caps are zvailablQ for 8/8" lhru 2" Ball Valves aRd 3/4" Ang1e Key `,/elves. See oage 37 to orcer. MANOLES FOA VALVES HandleE for ValvQS ate 8vatl8b?@. Ordering infcrr; ation and cascrptions are tounc an paq3s 36 ana 37. 2" GATE YALYE OpERA'i'1NG NUT • Adapts taa HeeG on 1-1/4•.1-1/2" and 2" Bctl Valves (Iisted cn gdges 4 -10) for ooeratior, with StR:1C3td QstB V31ve WY8r1Ci1@3. Sse p8ge 37 to order, - Recc.AIMEO wATER eaLL vac.vE TEE HEAD A distinctive teed nead Nith 'RectaimeC 'lVater' Icttering for 4asv ;dentif;catior, is availanle on 3J4' !hru 2" Balj Valves. Inse►t °RW" intc tne Cata!og Nurnber. E,tample. 8Mt 1 •333W. - PAOLOCK WtNG6 Mosi Valves are avallab4e with Padlock Wings (excep! `o~ `J:inneapolin, 'Jalve or avh6re noted). Add "N" to Catalog Number. "Win the Catalog Number;ndicates vrlve Ir aid(laOta wsth padlock wings oniy. MINNEAPOLlS RATTERN VALYE - Threatls are evailaWe around tne vatvs bocy in ~:dar to altsch PAir.^eapnhs :t~le curb box. 3l1' and valvea have 1-112" tnreads; 1•1/4°, 1•1/2° ' and 2" valves tmvo 2' lhreads. If an adeit!ona' ;iie is retiu:rgti othe! tnar, :he sizes listea. olease contact ;-le facloy tor availabitihj, "NEW ENGLAND" IRON PIPE ThREADS "New EngfAnd" iron pipe thr8dds under flare copper tUba nut are 3vatta5te. This ootion can be foura an nage 34. "OPEN FiIGHT" FEA*URE ' Vatves w+th the "open ,ig~if }eaturc are rnsnuta:tu.,eG so.h8 valve oppng by turtlitr3 tre handle to ihe FICHT or ci'otkwise. (NOTE: Standard Forc+ vafves am typicslly rranutactured so the veIve coans oy iurnir.Q tnc valve hana:e ;a the tsit or :ounter c:ockwise.) Thls opfion can be found on pago 35. r; SZ ti t LEE tC~ ~ e%iemrwn ~ t\~ 0 , - C7 ~ - O O ~ • ' ~ , ❑ Satisfying the lrrigation Industry Since 1976 'North 7710 Market St. Spokane, WA 99207 (509) 467-6601 FAX (509) 467-9317 #