Rotor Head T7P‑02 T7 Rotor (1 in. NPT)

This rotor is built for jobs where things get beat up. Sports fields, public parks, city work... places where sprinklers don’t get treated gently. The T7 handles that just fine.

How It Works

It pops up 5 inches, so it clears most grass and debris. You can set the arc from the top, wet or dry, anywhere between 45 and 360 degrees. If someone messes with it, it snaps right back to the setting you gave it. You won’t be chasing down a reset every time someone kicks it.

The nozzle hits evenly across the pattern without flooding the area right around the head. And it helps keep seed and soil from washing out when you're watering new turf or fine-tuning coverage.

Tough Build

Stainless steel sprinkler head. The check valve comes standard. The top is small enough to stay out of the way in high-traffic areas. It’s made to take a beating without you having to replace it every season.

Stops Drainage Problems

Nobody wants to deal with low-head drainage. The built-in check valve holds the water in place between cycles. That means no puddles, no wasted water, and no soggy turf at the bottom of the slope.

The Meat & Potatoes:

• Covers about 39 to 75 feet, depending on pressure and model
• Good fit for mid-to-large turf jobs, including infields
• Low-flow options available for tighter zones
• Handles 40 to 100 psi, but performs best around 60 to 70 psi
• Flow range runs from 1.7 to 30.6 GPM depending on nozzle

When to Use It

You’re working on a site where the heads will take some abuse. You're handling sports field irrigation. You don’t want callbacks. You just want to get it set up and move on.

Why It Works

There's no complicated setup or fancy gadgets involved. It's a great commercial rotor sprinkler that gives you great coverage and a design that holds up even if your customer's yard doesn’t.