Features

• Red brass construction for longer life and more rugged performance.
• Reverse flow feature ensures valves fail in the closed position if the diaphragm tears or rips. Prevents flooding, water waste and landscape damage. Exceptional feature for master valves or valves used in slope areas.
• Fluid resistor slows water flow above the diaphragm, reducing closing speed and preventing system damage caused by water hammer.
• One-piece solenoid design with captured plunger and spring for easy servicing. Prevents loss of parts during field service.
• Manual internal and external bleed. External bleed does not allow debris to go through the solenoid ports when system is flushed. Internal bleed manually operates the valve without allowing water into the valve box; allows pressure regulator to be adjusted
  without turning the valve on at the controller first.
• Solenoid low power requirement allows for longer wire runs without increased wire gauge size. Ideal for median strips, highways and other lengthy installations.
• Flow control handle adjusts water flow as needed.
• Accommodates optional, field installed PRS-D pressure regulating module to ensure maximum sprinkler performance.
• Accepts latching solenoid for use with Rain Bird battery-operated controllers.
• Optional purple flow control handle for non-potable water applications (EFB-GB-NP-HAN).

Operating Range

• Pressure: 15 to 200 psi (1,0 to 13,8 Bars)
• Flow: 5 to 200 GPM (1 to 45 m³/h; 0,32 to 12,60 l/s)
• Temperature: Up to 150ø F (66ø C)

Electrical Specifications

• 24 VAC 50/60 cycle solenoid power requirement:
  0.41 A (9.9 VA) inrush current; 0.23 A (5.5 VA) holding current
• Solenoid coil resistance: 24 Ohms, nominal

Dimensions (H x L x W)

Note: The PRS-D option adds 2" (5,1 cm) to the valve height.

Models

• 100-GB: 1" (26/34)
• 125-GB: 1¬" (33/42)
• 150-GB: 1¬" (40/49)
• 200-GB: 2" (50/60)

1. Rain Bird recommends flow rates in the supply line not to exceed 7.5 ft./sec. (2,3 m/s) in order to reduce the effects of water hammer.
2. For flows below 5 GPM (1,14 m³/h; 0,32 l/s), Rain Bird recommends use of upstream filtration to prevent debris from collecting below the diaphragm.
3. For flows below 10 GPM (2,27 m³/h; 0,63 l/s) Rain Bird recommends the flow control stem be turned down two full turns from the fully open position.