For many applications, the ability to quickly and efficiently water large areas with just a few long-range rotors can make a big impact on the bottom line. Saving water, time and money—that’s what the Rain Bird® XLR Series is all about. Built to the highest quality standards and loaded with industry?leading water- and cost?saving innovations, Rain Bird XLR Series Water Jets outperform and outlast competing long-range impact rotors.

• World’s most advanced long throw rotor
  
• Constant speed independent of operating pressure and flow rate
  
• Water deflector distributes water uniformly for entire throw distance
  
• Barrel and nozzle design optimized to maximize throw
  
• Nozzle is 54% larger than competition
  
• Innovative material selection maximize efficiency of movement
  
• Full- and part-circle (20-340°) in one unit
  
• Adjustable trajectory model provides ultimate in adaptability
  
• Optional Jet-Breaker for improved distribution uniformity
  
• 9 nozzles options (sold separately)
  
• Only 2 field serviceable components – built to last reliably
  
• One-year trade warranty

• Radius: 81 – 177 feet (25.6 – 57.3 m)
  
• Pressure: 30 to 120 psi (2.1 to 8.3 bar)
  
• Flow: 35 to 379 gpm (7.9 to 86.1 M3/h)
  
• Inlet: 2” NPT, 2” BSP or 2” flange
  
• Nozzle trajectory: 24° fixed, 44° fixed or adjustable (15° to 45°)
• Adjustable Trajectory from 15° to 45°
  
• Nine Available Nozzles
  
• Full- and Part-Circle (20°–340°) in One Unit
  
• 2" Flange, NPT or BSP Inlet
  
• 1-Year Warranty
• For every 3° drop of the trajectory angle, the throw is reduced by approximately 3 to 4%.
  
• Use the XLR 24 Nozzle Throw Range Table for your pressure and nozzle diameter.

OPTIONAL FEATURES:

• Optional Jet-Breaker for improved distribution uniformity
  
• Inlet adapter kits available in flange, NPT and BSP configurations to convert existing inlet

IRRIGATION

Highly uniform distribution means you can effectively irrigate large areas without flooding or pooling in overwatered zones.

• Synthetic Turf
• Natural Area
• Agriculture
• Log Pile Irrigation