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Rain Bird 5RC 1" Rubber-Cover Quick-Coupling Valve, 1-Piece Brass Body

Brand: Rain Bird
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Original Price $233.56
Current Price $169.33
SKU 5RC
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Industrial-grade quick-coupling valve designed for reliable water access in both potable and non-potable systems. The Rain Bird 5RC features a one-piece red brass body and a durable 1" rubber cover for protection and easy access in commercial and residential irrigation applications.

  • Size & fit: 1" NPT quick-coupling connection; overall height 5½" (14.0 cm) for compact installation.
  • Durable construction: Rugged red brass body resists corrosion and wear for long service life.
  • Cover: 1" rubber cover provides a secure seal and impact resistance in the field.
  • Internal components: Corrosion-resistant stainless-steel spring ensures dependable operation and leak prevention.
  • Performance: Suitable across typical irrigation pressures — rated for 5–125 psi and flows commonly between 10–125 gpm (model- and system-dependent).
  • Service & compatibility: One-piece body simplifies installation; compatible with Rain Bird quick-coupling keys (valve key sold separately; example key: 55K1).

For exact flow curves, thread details for international variants, and installation diagrams, consult the Rain Bird Quick Coupling Valves tech spec and performance charts. Use the correct valve key to open the cover; follow local plumbing codes and seasonal winterization practices to extend valve life.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What thread size and type does this valve use?
The 5RC is for 1" NPT quick-coupling connections (standard NPT threads for U.S. installs).
What pressure and flow ranges does the 5RC support?
Rated for typical irrigation service: 5–125 psi. Flow commonly ranges from about 10–125 gpm depending on system conditions.
Do I need a special key to open this valve cover?
Yes. A Rain Bird quick-coupling valve key is required (example: model 55K1); the key is sold separately.
Is the 5RC suitable for potable water systems?
Yes. The 5RC is used in both potable and non-potable systems; follow local codes for installations and labeling when used with potable water.