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Close-up of Toro 300-15 Omni nozzle assembly showing adjustable arc plate and nozzle body.

Toro 300-15 Omni Adjustable Nozzle Assembly for 300 Series Rotors

Brand: Toro
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$12.27
$6.90
SKU 300-15

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Replace worn or damaged Toro 300-15 Omni nozzle assemblies to restore reliable coverage for 300 Series stream rotors. This Omni nozzle offers adjustable radius and interchangeable arc plates so you can fine-tune coverage for lawns, shrub beds, and varied landscapes.

  • Compatibility: Designed for Toro 300 Series stream rotors and compatible with S300 gear‑drive rotors.
  • Adjustable radius: Variable wetting radius (approximately 4.5–10.0 m) to suit small and medium lawns.
  • Pressure range: Recommended operating pressure ~35–50 PSI (2.4–3.5 bar) for optimal performance.
  • Matched Precipitation Rate (MPR): Ensures proportional flow and uniform coverage across nozzles.
  • Interchangeable arcs: Use arc discs to set coverage from 90° to 360° for flexible layout needs.
  • Easy service: Snap‑in nozzle assembly for fast replacement and minimal downtime.

Refer to the Toro 300 Series performance card for exact flow rates by arc and pressure. If you are replacing multiple older rotors, our service technicians suggest considering modern replacements such as the Toro T5, Hunter PGOP, or Rainbird 5004 for improved performance and parts availability.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What rotors is the 300-15 Omni nozzle compatible with?
Designed for Toro 300 Series stream rotors and compatible with S300 gear‑drive models.
What radius and pressure does the 300-15 operate at?
Adjustable radius about 4.5–10.0 m. Recommended pressure is roughly 35–50 PSI (2.4–3.5 bar).
Can I change the spray arc on this nozzle assembly?
Yes. Interchangeable arc discs allow coverage adjustments from 90° up to 360°.
Is this easy to install and service?
Yes. The nozzle is a snap‑in assembly for quick replacement and minimal downtime.
Should I replace older rotors with a newer model?
Our technicians suggest upgrading older rotors to Toro T5, Hunter PGOP, or Rainbird 5004 for improved performance and parts support.