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Rain Bird PRS-Dial Pressure Regulating Module

Brand: Rain Bird
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Original Price $133.79
Current Price $97.00
SKU PRSDIAL
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The Rain Bird PRS-Dial pressure regulating module gives you precise outlet pressure control at the valve, minimizing pressure spikes and protecting downstream sprinkler components. A visible, threaded dial makes on-site adjustments fast and repeatable, reducing setup time and water waste.

  • Maintains a steady outlet pressure between 15 and 100 psi (1.04–6.9 bar) for consistent sprinkler performance.
  • Reliable accuracy (manufacturer specification ±5 psi) with a waterproof, glass-filled nylon dial cartridge to prevent fogging and binding.
  • Ergonomic snap-tight cover protects the adjustment dial from tampering and vandalism on exposed installs.
  • Fine adjustment knob with detents allows precise changes in increments as small as 1/3 psi for sensitive systems.
  • Quick field installation: PRS-Dial threads underneath the solenoid and adapter and retrofits into existing PRS-D units.
  • Schrader valve port accepts a pressure-hose gauge (sold separately) for fast verification of outlet pressure.
  • Commercial 3-year warranty and corrosion-resistant construction rated to 150°F (66°C).

Compatible with Rain Bird PGA, PEB, PESB, PESB-R, EFB-CP and BPES series valves. Refer to the product tech spec and flow-range chart for application limits and maximum recommended flow rates. Documents, manuals and installation guides are available on the manufacturer's product page.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What pressure range does the PRS-Dial support?
The PRS‑Dial maintains outlet pressure between 15 and 100 psi (1.04–6.9 bar); see tech sheet for flow limits.
Will the PRS-Dial fit my Rain Bird valve?
Yes. It fits Rain Bird PGA, PEB, PESB, PESB‑R, EFB‑CP and BPES series valves and retrofits into PRS‑D units.
How do I check and set the outlet pressure?
Install the PRS‑Dial under the solenoid, use the detented dial to adjust, and verify with a pressure‑hose gauge on the Schrader port.