19 - 32 ft. Simple Adjust Pop-Up Gear-Drive Rotor

A:  The directions on the sprinkler can be confusing, it's always easier if it can be seen. You are not alone. Rainbird has many videos but they don't get to the point quick enough. Here is a short video that explains and shows you how. Once you do it, you will say, "well that is easy." I did the same. These are great sprinklers, I've used them for many years and rarely have issues. With these sprinklers, the grass is green. https://youtu.be/UHmhsjII2lc

A:  The direction and the range are two different settings. You can adjust the range anywhere between 19-32 ft and also adjust the spray to shoot between 40 and 360 degrees. So if you want 180 degrees, you can still adjust the range from anywhere between 16 and 32 ft.

A:  The throw distance of any rotor, spray or impact sprinkler is based on available operating water pressure (psi) and available operating water flow (GPM), which is then paired with the appropriate nozzle based on those system requirements. As far as the advertised throw distance of the Rain Bird 32SA (19-32'), it is noted as the radius, which can be adjusted using a screwdriver and turning the arc dial clockwise (+) to increase or counterclockwise (-) to decrease. If you would like additional help in setting up or operating the product, please feel free to contact our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247) and we’d be more than happy to assist.

A:  Optimal performance of any impact, rotor or spray sprinkler is based on available operating water pressure (psi) and available operating flow (gpm), then matching those to the appropriate nozzle. The recommended minimum water pressure for the Rain Bird 32SA Rotor is 25 psi while the minimum water flow is 0.8 gpm. If you would like additional help in setting up or operating the 32SA Rotor, please feel free to contact our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247) and we’d be more than happy to assist.

A:  30psi

A:  The performance of any irrigation system is based on available operating water pressure (PSI) and available operating water flow (GPM). You will need both of those to determine the appropriate number of heads and nozzles in those heads. If you have that information, go ahead and contact our technical support at 1-800-RAIN BIRD (800-724-6247) and we’d be more than happy to assist.